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    work or what you land on to win the game for your team. The Merriam Webster Dictionary defines it as “one’s place of residence, the social unit formed by a family living together, or a goal to be achieved” (356). This wonderful, yet sometimes hard to find, place is called home.      In middle English it was the ‘hom’, in Old English it was ‘ham’, and in Old High German it was called the ‘heim’ (Merriam Webster,

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    receive information.” (Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary, 2010, p. 770). Another explanation for the word information that has been taken from the website Merriam-Webster dictionary are “the communication or reception of knowledge or intelligence” also, “it is a knowledge obtained from investigation, study, or instruction.” (Merriam-Webster, para. 2). Information also could be considered as any data

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    There are several interpretations that could be drawn based on the result in the previous section. As we expected that we can see several distinctive differences of how Oxford English dictionary, Collins and Merriam-Webster dictionary treat polysemous words which are being studied. First, as reflected from the data, we could see that OED (2011) has listed the most meanings of four polysemous which being studied. This fact shows that the Oxford English dictionary as the most extensive dictionary

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    Introduction: Street food, it is nigh impossible to ignore, some would say that it has become a quirk or niche of particular societies, cultures and civilizations; and given it's presence on streets and other public places it may certainly well be. The attention of the researchers had been drawn towards street food owing to the fact that it is commonly associated with ideas of having a generally suspect nature, having intriguing tastes, affordable and low prices, and of course being influenced

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    Ponyboy proves to be a courageous person is when he fights at the rumble even though he feels a bit sick. He put his gang first and fought for them in the rumble. Another factor that proves that Ponyboy is a hero is his personality. In the Merriam Webster Dictionary, the definition of being a hero also includes their “fine qualities.” “’What in the world are you doing?’ Two-Bit's voice broke into my

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    According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, the definition of behavioral issues is, “an individual evidencing maladjustment by indulging in behavior problems; especially: a child indulging in such problems” (Merriam Webster Dictionary). As we are currently living in the technological age, young children are constantly exposed to tablets and cell phone screens to aid as a distraction when the child begins to show disobedient behavior. Disobedient behavior can constitute excessive noise, tantrums

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    try their best to deal with those stresses and make the best of raising their children. This often-times requires disciplining, in order to end and/or curb bad behavior. Corporal punishment is one of these forms of discipline. According to Merriam Webster Dictionary, corporal punishment is “punishment inflicted on a person's body” ("Corporal Punishment"). The most common form of corporal punishment is spanking which is often used to deal with child rearing or bad behavior (Knox and Brouwer 341-342)

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    The 1920’s was a busy time for America. The Roaring Twenties, The Golden Twenties, The Red Scare, and many more eras happened. The Roaring Twenties was “the era in American history between the end of WW1 and the commencement of the Great Depression” (Alchin). During this time, the United States prospered- there were new automobiles, fashion styles, and music styles. The Golden Twenties was very similar to the Roaring Twenties. During the Golden Twenties, there were social and economic reforms, artistic

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    Listening The Merriam Webster dictionary defines listening “as paying attention to sound”, but in the business world the more specific definition provided would apply: “to hear something with thoughtful attention, give consideration” (Merriam-Webster Online, 2015) In the world of business, the concept of active listening expands upon the basic concept of listening. Active listening requires the listener to pay full attention to what is being said, making sure there is a clear understanding of what

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    The Dartmouth, originally called The Dartmouth Gazette, was founded on August 27th, 1799 by Moses Davis in Hanover, New Hampshire. Davis, after founding the paper, attempted to gather subscribers from the sparsely populated Upper Valley, a challenging task. Davis succeeded in acquiring subscribers, and charged them annual fees. These fees were the only source of revenue for the early Dartmouth Gazette. Originally, a subscription to the Gazette cost a dollar and fifty cents per year. Davis initially

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