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Irregular Verb Conjugations: English-Spanish

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InfinitiveSimple PastPast ParticipleSpanish
arisearosearisensurgir
awakeawoke (awaked)awoken (awaked)despertar
bewas/werebeenser/estar
bearboreborn(e)soportar/dar a luz
beatbeatbeatengolpear
becomebecamebecomeconvertirse
beginbeganbegunempezar
betbetbetapostar
bidbidbidpujar/ofrecer
bitebitbittenmorder
bleedbledbledsangrar
breakbrokebrokenromper
bringbroughtbroughttraer
buildbuiltbuiltconstruir
burnburnt (burned)burnt (burned)quemar
buyboughtboughtcomprar
cancouldcouldpoder
catchcaughtcaughtatrapar
choosechosechosenelegir
comecamecomevenir
costcostcostcostar
cutcutcutcortar
dodiddonehacer
drawdrewdrawndibujar
dreamdreamt (dreamed)dreamt (dreamed)soñar
drinkdrankdrunkbeber
drivedrovedrivenconducir
eatateeatencomer
fallfellfallencaer
feedfedfedalimentar
feelfeltfeltsentir
fightfoughtfoughtluchar
findfoundfoundencontrar
fleefledfledhuir
flyflewflownvolar
forbidforbadeforbiddenprohibir
forgetforgotforgottenolvidar
forgiveforgaveforgivenperdonar
freezefrozefrozencongelar
getgotgot
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Where may you use a surveillance approach?

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In recent years, a fundamentally different approach to visualizing and managing capacity has emerged. Developed by Eliyahu Goldratt,4 the Theory of Constraints (TOC) is based on the recognition that many products and services proceed through a series of linked processes like the ones we described in Chapters 3 and 4. These process stepscan be contained within a single organization or stretched across multiple organizations (i.E., a supply chain). Each process step has its own capacity level, and in every case there is at least one process step that limits throughput for the entire chain. This process step is referred to as the constraint. Consider Figure 6.7.
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US v Haggar: Duty Exemption Dispute

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US v Haggar:

Facts:

The Haggar Apparel Company sought a refund for duties imposed on a collection of its men's trousers that it had shipped to the US from an assembly plant in Mexico. The trousers' pre-treated fabric had been cut in the US and then shipped to Mexico, along with the thread, buttons, and zippers necessary to complete the garments. The US Customs Service claimed that the baking process, in addition to assembly, denied the duty exemption. Haggar contended that the baking was simply part of the assembly process. Haggar filed suit, seeking the refund, in the Court of International Trade. The court declined to treat the Customs Service's regulation as controlling and ruled in Haggar's favor.

Issue:

Is the US Customs Service's regulation
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Sabiniano ancestors

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SOCIETY OF OLD REGIME

1.-KINGS & QUEENS

Were the owners of their Kingdoms.-Most of Europe (Except Britain and Netherlands they have Absolute Power)-Most important Royal families: Bourbon family (France and Spain), Habsburg or Austria Family (Spain and Austria), Romanov family (Russian emperor or Tsars), Ottoman Sultans..

2.-CLERGY

-Since the Middle Ages they have enormous power.-They controlled the laws, the schools and universities where theirs, they have also lands.-They have privileges: Do not pay taxes, they received money.

NOBILITY

-Their ancestors where the knights and warriors of Middle Ages. They where the owners of the most  lands-They had the most of the lands, and ocuppied the best positions in the army and in the government.-Privileges:

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Oak Processionary Moth (OPM): Risks & Control in the UK

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Oak Processionary Moth (OPM) in the UK

Threats to Oak Trees and Public Health

The oak processionary moth (OPM) is an invasive pest that poses significant threats to oak trees and human and animal health. Accidentally introduced to England in 2005, OPM larvae (caterpillars) feed on oak leaves, potentially defoliating entire trees and making them susceptible to other diseases and stressors.

Government Control Measures and Protected Zones

The UK government has implemented a comprehensive program to monitor, control, and minimize the spread of OPM. Most of Greater London and some surrounding counties are established OPM areas. To prevent further incursions, the rest of the UK is designated as a Protected Zone (PZ) under European Union regulations,

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Industrial Revolution in Great Britain: Key Factors and Impacts

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The Industrial Revolution in Great Britain

The Agricultural Revolution

In Great Britain, a set of legal reforms called the Enclosure Acts were passed by the British Parliament. These laws allowed large landowners to own and enclose open fields and common land. This led to various transformations: selective breeding, new crops, mechanization, and new drainage systems. Landowners had a practical and entrepreneurial mindset.

The Demographic Revolution

  • Demographic Growth: The rapid population growth was caused by an increase in food production and advances in science and sanitation.
  • Rural Emigration: Consequences of the modernization of agriculture were negative for the peasantry, leading to a rural exodus.

Economic Factors

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The Tell-Tale Heart: A Descent into Madness

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Our story begins with an unnamed narrator, who directly addresses the reader, insisting on his sanity despite a chilling confession: he has taken the life of an old man. He clarifies that his motive wasn't driven by passion or greed, but by an irrational fear of the man's pale, blue eye. He emphasizes his meticulous planning and execution, believing these actions demonstrate his sanity rather than madness.

Every night, the narrator would stealthily enter the old man's apartment, observing him as he slept. He would then retreat, maintaining a facade of normalcy during the day. After a week of this routine, he decides, seemingly on a whim, that the time has come to carry out his sinister plan.

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Cloud Computing: Services, Types, and Benefits

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What is Cloud Computing?

Cloud computing is the delivery of computing services over the internet to offer faster innovation, flexible resources, and economies of scale.

Top Benefits of Cloud Computing

  • Cost: Eliminates the capital expense of buying hardware and software and setting up and running on-site data centers.
  • Speed: Most cloud computing services are provided self-service and on-demand, so even huge amounts of computing resources can be provisioned in minutes.
  • Global Scale: Offers the ability to scale elastically.
  • Productivity: Cloud computing removes the need for many tasks, so IT teams can spend time achieving more important business goals.
  • Performance: Reduces network latency for applications and provides greater economies of scale.
  • Security:
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Chemical Compounds and Formulas

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Metal oxides

~name of metal ~oxidation num ~oxide
Tantalum oxide (Ta2O5)
Non metal oxides
~greek prefix ~nonmetal name ~oxide with greek prefix
Dinitrogen Trioxide (N2O3)
Metal non metal
~metal ~oxidation num ~ide
Vanadium(V) Sulfide (V2S5)


Non metal non metal
~greek prefix ~ide
Trisilicon Tetranide (Si3N4)


Metal hydrides
~hydrogen right ~metal ~hydride
Sodium Hydride (NaH)


Hydracids
~hydrogen left ~metal ~ide
Hydrogen Fluoride (HF)
Hydrochloric acid (HCl(aq))


Hydroxides
~metal ~oxidation num ~hydroxide
Iron (III) hydroxide (Fe(OH)3)


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Literary Terms and Writing Techniques: A Comprehensive Guide

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Literary Terms and Writing Techniques

Compare or Contrast Organization

A pattern of organization in which an author compares two or more subjects by explaining how they are similar and different.

Word Choice

An author's selection of words.

Denotation

The dictionary definition of every word.

Connotation

The feeling or ideas that people associate with that word.

Essay

  • Introduction
  • An idea
  • The opposite of that idea
  • Conclusion

Informal Letter

  • Dear,
  • Agradecimiento por el letter
  • El body
  • Conclusion
  • Thanks for writing

Story

  • Introduction
  • Nudo
  • Desenlace

Abstract Nouns

  • Belief = Creencia
  • Concentration = Concentración
  • Creativity = Creatividad
  • Determination = Determinación
  • Luck = Suerte
  • Success = Éxito
  • Development = Desarrollo
  • Agreement = Acuerdo
  • Fortune = Fortuna
  • Nature = Naturaleza
  • Intelligence
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