Conclusion should be a summation of your argument. It is not uncommon for students to lose marks
by presenting an abrupt conclusion (usually due to a shortage of space) which can overlook the
implications of the overall argument, its future development, or unavoidable contractions/omissions.
No matter how well presented your work is, to pass your assignments you must answer the
questions set. The work that you present should be relevant to the discussion.
This is so much fun. I have been using Mona images to create a story on fb. She gets in wild predicaments based on the picture. I do have trouble navigating the site but there are truly amazing Monas
I think above all else significant activity for an ias applicant is to experience ncerts as everybody propose. second significant thing is to comprehend the business page of the NY times and different news papers. Because the wording utilized in those articles contain financial terms just as banking terms so to comprehend the paper from the very beginning to the last you should initially experience addresses by Stanford Online Classes in one conversation.
Why is this pic "Mona Prays" in the bad pics section. It should be in the regular gallery for all to see and judge, as should "Mona Treads Dangerlously" and "Mona In The Mist".
Why is this pic "Mona Lisa Poses" in the bad pics section. It is obviously as legit as many others that are not removed to the bad pics. I would like this pic returned to the regular gallery for others to judge. As you can see it had a very worthy score of 1.69..... etc. So many of my post wind up in the bad pics section for no apparent reason. I, along with other members of this site choose not to post any additional pics here until some better method of selection can be devised. Thank you.
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questions set. The work that you present should be relevant to the discussion.
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Quantity does not mean quality
"Quality over quantity" means that a better product is more important than the amount of that product available.
"Quantity over quality" means that a high level of output is all that matters, regardless of how good it is.
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