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The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: A History of Failed Peace Processes

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Decisions and Agreements

  • Mutual recognition: Recognition between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO).
  • Palestinian autonomy and the Palestinian National Authority: Establishment of the Palestinian National Authority (PNA) to govern parts of the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
  • Creation of the Palestinian police: Formation of a Palestinian police force responsible for security in areas under PNA control.
  • Division of the West Bank:
    • Zone A: Full Palestinian control of cities and some agrarian areas (3%).
    • Zone B: Mixed control, with Palestinian administration but Israeli military presence (25%).
    • Zone C: Full Israeli control, including the most fertile territories and Israeli settlements (72%).
  • Major unresolved issues: Jerusalem, refugees, and
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Types of Strategic Alliances and Risks Associated

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Types of Strategic Alliances

  • Non-equity alliances

    They do not imply participation in the capital of the strategic partner.
  • Equity alliances

    There is participation of at least one company in the capital of the strategic partner. There may also be cross holdings. A specific type is corporate venture capital.
  • Joint ventures

    The companies involved in the alliance form a new entity, of which they are all owners (in equal or different percentage).

Main Risks Associated with Strategic Alliances

  • Opportunistic behaviors

    To acquire all the necessary resources/capabilities in a short time without providing all the promised resources/capabilities. They are more common when contracts fail to anticipate them and/or incorporate mechanisms that dissuade them.
  • A company

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Explore Annapolis and Ocean City, Maryland

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Annapolis, Maryland

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You may know bustling Annapolis is home to the U.S. Naval Academy and Maryland’s capital, but if you’ve never been, you might be surprised at its rich history. The Maryland State House has the honor of being the oldest state capitol in continuous legislative use — and was once the nation’s capitol building. George Washington resigned as commander in chief of the Continental Army in this building in 1783.

After a visit to the Naval Academy, be sure to spend some time walking along the City Dock. Stroll past art galleries, pubs, fashion boutiques, and gift shops. The highlight is “Ego Alley,” named for the parade of expensive and remarkable yachts that sail past this waterfront... Continue reading "Explore Annapolis and Ocean City, Maryland" »

Reporting: subject verb object infinitive

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Special clauses:

verb+ to + infinitive: agree, ask, claim, offer, promise, refuse, threaten.

HE promised to help us

verb+object+ not+ infinitive: advise, beg dare, order, remind, urge.

he advised us to apply for a visa

verb+gerund:dany, mention, recommend, suggest

he recommended visiting the museum

verb+to+preposition+gerund: accuse, admit, boast, confess ,congratulate, insist.

He confessed to copying my work


verb+object+ of +prepositio+gerund: accuse, blame, warn

they accused me of stealing heir car

verb+that+(should)clause: demand,propose,recommend,request, suggest

she suggested that we should get up early

verb+(object)+question word+ infinitive with to : ask, tell.

He asked where to go

The Joys and Benefits of Traveling

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Why People Love to Travel

I am going to talk about the reasons why people love traveling and the benefits we might get when we travel. Have you been on a trip recently? Let me tell you a bit more about the reasons why people decide to travel. Nowadays, people travel mostly for pleasure. Travelers typically choose destinations where they think they’ll feel relaxed in different ways. Other people instead prefer traveling for deeper, more conscious motivations. For example, if you have lived all your life with the comforts of western society, it’s easy to forget that life is not as easy for everyone around the world. In this case, traveling to a different country might help you put your life in perspective and find relaxation in a different... Continue reading "The Joys and Benefits of Traveling" »

Study Skills and Language Techniques

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Nouns from Verbs

You can make nouns from some verbs by adding the suffix -ion:

  • instruct → instruction
  • inform → information

Study Nouns

  • communication
  • concentration
  • correction
  • distraction
  • education
  • imagination
  • information
  • instruction
  • motivation
  • participation
  • presentation

Reported Commands and Requests

To report commands, use tell + object + (not) + to + verb:

“Don’t run.” → He told us not to run.

To report requests, use ask + object + (not) + to + verb:

“Could you go inside?” → Mrs. Evans asked us to go inside.

Giving Examples

My desk isn’t very neat. There are lots of things on it, such as sticky notes and notebooks.

I write information about my homework assignments in my notebook, including when the teacher told us to hand them in.

Writing Resolutions

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Understanding SEO: A Comprehensive Guide to Search Engine Optimization

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Understanding Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

Crawling and Indexing

Web crawlers, also known as bots, robots, or spiders, are software programs designed to follow links, gather information, and send it back to search engines for indexing. This process allows search engines to understand the content and structure of websites.

Evolution of Google Search Algorithms

Over the years, Google has implemented various algorithm updates to improve search results and combat spam. Some notable updates include:

  • Google Dance (2002): Click-through rates started influencing search rankings.
  • Austin (2004): Targeted websites with keyword stuffing.
  • Google Suggest (2008) & Google Instant (2010): Introduced predictive search based on search history.
  • Hummingbird (2013)
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Sikandria port

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BARRIERS Women fight for the elimination of discriminatory barriers. OPEN BORDERS Couldn't there be open borders for people? DEVELOPING INDUSTRIES Tourism will remain one of the world's fastest developing industries. TARIFFS The tariffs will be eliminated over a maximum period of 12 years. STRATEGIC INDUSTRIES Support for strategic industries comes from the government. RESTRICTIONS There are no restrictions on participation in the draw. QUOTAS  Fishermen have to respect fishing quotas. LAISSEZ-FAIRE Free trade is not the same as laissez-faire. LIBERALISE There is a need to liberalise access to markets. CUSTOMS I went through customs without any problema. DEREGULATION The crisis demonstrates the problems of deregulation and globalization.
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The modern subject is the subject of the sciences.

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ADJECTIVES PERSONALITY:

BIG-HEARTED / CARING / COURAGEOUS /CRUEL / DEPENDABLE / MODEST/ OPTIMISTIC/ OUT GOING/ RESPONSIBLE/ SELFLESS/ SUPPORTIVE /SYMPATHETIC

GET AND MAKE:

GET BETTER / GET INVOLVED / GET PERMISSION /GET THE FEELING / GET THING DONE / GET USED TO / MAKE A PROMISE / MAKE AN EFFORT / MAKE AN IMPRESSION/ MAKE THE MOST OOF 

VERBS ADVERSITING:

ADVERTISE / APPEAL / APPEAR/ BROADCAST / CLAIM / EXAGGERATE / INFLUENCE / INFORM / MANIPULATE / PROMOTE / RECOMMEND.

SHOPPING:

BARGAING/ BID / BROWSE/ BROWSER/ CHARGE / CONSUME / CONSUMER / PURCHASE / REFUND / SELECT / SELECTION / SUPPLIER/ SPPLY 

REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS / EMPATHIC PRONOUNS / EACH OTHER AND ONE OTHER.

MY SELF / YOURSELF / HIM/HER SELF/ IT  SELF / OUR O THEM SELVES.

EACH OTHER: ELS UNS

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Human Reproduction: Anatomy and Process Explained

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Reproduction

We make new living beings similar to us. Men develop facial hair, deeper voices, more body hair, and bigger muscles. Women develop breasts, thicker lips, higher voices, and less body hair. The uterus is where the baby develops during pregnancy. Fallopian tubes connect the ovaries to the uterus. Ovaries contain the female sex cells, ova. The vagina connects the uterus to the outside of the body. The vulva is the external skin of the female reproductive system, which protects the opening of the vagina. The prostate gland produces a liquid that transports spermatozoa and provides them with nutrients, semen. The urethra is the tube that transports semen to the outside of the body. The penis is the organ that contains the urethra. Sperm... Continue reading "Human Reproduction: Anatomy and Process Explained" »