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This document provides a bibliography listing various sources that were referenced on September 1, 2009. The sources cover a wide range of topics including education in Alberta and statistics from Statistics Canada, news from the BBC and CBC, facts from the CIA World Factbook, grammar guides, Canadian literature, poetry, and literary criticism. Most of the sources are from Canadian or UK organizations and were accessed through their websites.
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This document provides a bibliography listing various sources used for research. The sources include websites from government organizations like Statistics Canada and the CIA, as well as news sources like the BBC, CBC, and CTV. Educational resources are also cited from organizations like Learn Alberta and reference materials on topics such as literary criticism, poetry, grammar, and world history. Books on subjects like ideology and Canadian literature are also included. All sources were accessed between September 1-2, 2009.
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This document contains a bibliography with 15 sources cited in APA format, including books, websites, news sites, educational resources, and government/international organization sites. The sources are listed alphabetically and include pertinent publication information such as author, title, publisher, date, and URL for websites. The bibliography provides references for research on humanities, history, literature, grammar, and global topics.
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This document is a bibliography created by Peter Derks on September 2, 2009. It consists of 16 sources from various websites that were retrieved on that date, including sources from the CIA World Factbook website, Oxford University Press, CBC News, BBC News, and CNN. The bibliography lists the sources in APA format and provides the URLs where each source was accessed.
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This document provides a bibliography listing various sources used for research. The sources include websites from government organizations like Statistics Canada and the CIA, as well as news sources like the BBC, CBC, and CTV. Educational resources are also cited from organizations like Learn Alberta and reference materials on topics such as literary criticism, poetry, grammar, and world history. Books on subjects like ideology and Canadian literature are also included. All sources were accessed between September 1-2, 2009.
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This document contains a bibliography with 15 sources cited in APA format, including books, websites, news sites, educational resources, and government/international organization sites. The sources are listed alphabetically and include pertinent publication information such as author, title, publisher, date, and URL for websites. The bibliography provides references for research on humanities, history, literature, grammar, and global topics.
Bibliography
This document is a bibliography created by Peter Derks on September 2, 2009. It consists of 16 sources from various websites that were retrieved on that date, including sources from the CIA World Factbook website, Oxford University Press, CBC News, BBC News, and CNN. The bibliography lists the sources in APA format and provides the URLs where each source was accessed.
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2. Source II argues a socialist community fails to recognize individual economic interests and responsibilities which are needed for local and global sustainability.
3. Source III depicts wealthy men who feel an economic boom should only benefit their interests, not those of poorer individuals, showing a conflict between individual and collective interests within a society.
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