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    rhythmic brushing suppleness. The mixture ensues a melodious universe where both jazz standards and Americana are well accepted. A symbol of superior triangular articulation

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    UK-based company specializes in constructing viable and aesthetically pleasing prosthetic arms [6]. Through the use of 3D printing technology, Open Bionics operates at a fraction of the normal production cost—a mere $3000 versus $40K—while maintaining articulation and motion [8]. A US-based, non-profit counterpart, Limbitless Solutions, estimates its own production around $350 [9]. As prosthetics continue to advance and decrease in cost, thus becoming normalized, the road to transhuman prosthetics becomes

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    objective is only the other route round. Line 83 ,”Life is long” is a grievance that legitimizes this custom, ceremonial occasion. Maybe the most fitting thing to say would be `life is too long' and it ought to be cut off at this moment. The truncated articulations (92-94) are most likely the components which best represent the appearance of the Shadow, implying that the demonstration of discourse has as of now been

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    Bach’s complex compositional style incorporates religious and numerological symbols that fit perfectly together in a puzzle of musical code. Demanding unfaltering facility in dexterity, precise pitch, particularly in the multiple stoppings, as well as sensitivity to implied polyphonic and harmonic textures. These exceptional works may be the closest thing we have to a “perfect” composition, so why is it that musicians have drastically different alterations and interpretations of his works? It

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    families were split up and they were not allowed to learn to read or write. African men, women, and children were forced to work with little to eat or drink. From today’s perspective this seemed very inhuman to treat another human being in such a manner. However, in between the 16th and 19th centuries the harsh treatment of slaves was accepted on the basis they were not considered ordinary human beings; they were if anything a sub race a less superior one. Slave labor provided some of the most sought

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    The sounds of Language Phonetics and phonology It is a fact that syntax deals with sentence formation, semantics with sentence interpretation, and phonetics and phonology with sentence utterance. Phonetics deals with how sounds are produced, transmitted and perceived. Phonology deals with how sounds function in relation to each other in a language. The first one is about sounds of language while the second one is about the sound system of language. Speech-sounds The natural or primary medium of

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    Movement one, The Last Place On Earth, of the Antarctica Suite, evokes imagery of a landscape in a similar manner to Once On A Mountain. However, the landscape conjured could not be in more of a contrast. While the terrain of Australia lies flat, with “megalithic outcrops”, this musical description of Antarctica paints a world of large ice caps. One characteristic

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    OPINION: Death is attributed to a combination of several factors resulting from blunt force head trauma. One single factor cannot be ruled as the single cause of death. The patient was involved in a single vehicle accident where his body experienced rapid acceleration and deceleration when his head hit the windshield or the top of the car (actual is unknown). This trauma caused the brain to move around inside the skull causing a coup-contrecoup injury. Coup-contrecoup injuries are the most severe

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    Introduction Marketing approach must incorporate the considered ethic for any affiliation that hence will exhibit a positive response from the general group. The reason is prevalently associated with the likelihood of marketing trade, where want level, tried and true relationship, and customer relationship organization is basic for the nearness of the business (Newton, Newton, Turk, and Ewing, 2013, pp.1421). This can be all the more suitably clarified with an illustration, where for each buy, the

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    investigating subjectivity have dominated the field of literary and cultural theory during the modern and postmodern period. The way we understand subjectivity effects the way we understand the world around us, whether the subject is viewed in the Cartesian manner as a fixed entity, with a pre-existing nature that is not affected by the discourses that surround the it, or if we view the subject as one produced in and through the forces of power available in the time period, whether they be political, social

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