Advantages And Disadvantages Of Email’S And Blog
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The document discusses the advantages and disadvantages of emails and blogs. Some key advantages are that emails allow for easy communication and sharing of various files like pictures and videos. Blogs allow for faster dissemination of information to many people and the ability to get answers to questions from others. However, both emails and blogs carry the risk of viruses from unknown files or deception about the identity of the sender. Proper precautions need to be taken to avoid potential disadvantages when using these tools.
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The two passages disagree on these two points regarding the pathophysiology of asthma.
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Here are the key points I gathered from the passage:
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- At first, Junior doubts himself and thinks he won't succeed because of his race. However, he works hard and proves himself through determination.
- Junior makes the basketball team, showing his athletic ability. He also performs well academically, realizing he is smarter than many of the white students.
- A quote from the book reveals that Junior has learned he is smarter than he knew. This shows his growth in confidence and understanding of his own capabilities.
- The passage illustrates Junior overcoming doubts about his race and abilities through perseverance, skill,
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