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O documento descreve os pesadelos vividos por vítimas de bullying na escola, que têm medo de ir às aulas ou ao intervalo, onde podem ser alvo dos bullies, e temem receber mensagens anónimas ameaçadoras. O bullying causa sofrimento em silêncio às vítimas e por vezes leva ao suicídio, daí ser importante combater este problema.
Amisamigosyamigas
El documento es una carta que critica fuertemente las cadenas de correo electrónico que propagan desinformación y crean temores infundados. El autor enumera cómo varias cadenas lo llevaron a adoptar actitudes y comportamientos absurdos que le causaron problemas. A pesar de saber que son falsas, el autor dice haber reenviado la carta por miedo a que las amenazas en las cadenas se hagan realidad.
Fernando Pessoa 1888 A 1935
Fernando Pessoa foi um escritor português nascido em 1888 em Lisboa. Começou a escrever desde muito jovem e viveu na África do Sul entre os 7 e 17 anos, onde completou os estudos secundários. Publicou sob diversos heterónimos e foi um dos principais responsáveis pelo modernismo na literatura portuguesa, falecendo em 1935.
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Tarea 2 Curso Competencias
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What Is Financial Aid?
Financial aid refers to funding intended to help students pay for college costs including tuition and room and board. It makes up the difference between what a student and their family can afford and the total cost of college. Financial aid comes in two forms: needs-based aid such as grants, loans, and work-study that are based on financial need; and merit-based aid such as scholarships that are based on academic or other achievements. To qualify for needs-based aid, students must fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) using their W-2 tax forms and their parents' W-2 forms to determine their estimated family contribution toward college costs.
Embedded Stylesheet
This document contains CSS code that defines styles for text elements. It sets the font family and size for bold text, the font weight and left margin plus background color for level one headings, and the text color for the body to be green.
Jokes Sumedhe
The document contains 4 short jokes or anecdotes:
1. A student responds to an example of transitive property with an inappropriate analogy.
2. A tour guide asks women to be quiet so they can hear the loud Niagara Falls, but misphrases the request.
3. A man has an awkward conversation with another person in the adjacent bathroom stall who asks strange questions.
4. The document contains 4 short jokes or stories.
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O documento descreve os pesadelos vividos por vítimas de bullying na escola, que têm medo de ir às aulas ou ao intervalo, onde podem ser alvo dos bullies, e temem receber mensagens anónimas ameaçadoras. O bullying causa sofrimento em silêncio às vítimas e por vezes leva ao suicídio, daí ser importante combater este problema.
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El documento es una carta que critica fuertemente las cadenas de correo electrónico que propagan desinformación y crean temores infundados. El autor enumera cómo varias cadenas lo llevaron a adoptar actitudes y comportamientos absurdos que le causaron problemas. A pesar de saber que son falsas, el autor dice haber reenviado la carta por miedo a que las amenazas en las cadenas se hagan realidad.
Fernando Pessoa 1888 A 1935
Fernando Pessoa foi um escritor português nascido em 1888 em Lisboa. Começou a escrever desde muito jovem e viveu na África do Sul entre os 7 e 17 anos, onde completou os estudos secundários. Publicou sob diversos heterónimos e foi um dos principais responsáveis pelo modernismo na literatura portuguesa, falecendo em 1935.
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El documento presenta el Plan Integral de Desarrollo del Área Metropolitana del Centro Occidente, el cual incluye líneas estratégicas y proyectos estructurantes en áreas como fortalecimiento institucional, desarrollo económico, ordenamiento territorial y movilidad. También se describen propuestas para reconfigurar el sistema de transporte rural en Pereira y fortalecer la Comisión Regional de Competitividad.
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What Is Financial Aid?
Financial aid refers to funding intended to help students pay for college costs including tuition and room and board. It makes up the difference between what a student and their family can afford and the total cost of college. Financial aid comes in two forms: needs-based aid such as grants, loans, and work-study that are based on financial need; and merit-based aid such as scholarships that are based on academic or other achievements. To qualify for needs-based aid, students must fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) using their W-2 tax forms and their parents' W-2 forms to determine their estimated family contribution toward college costs.
Embedded Stylesheet
This document contains CSS code that defines styles for text elements. It sets the font family and size for bold text, the font weight and left margin plus background color for level one headings, and the text color for the body to be green.
Jokes Sumedhe
The document contains 4 short jokes or anecdotes:
1. A student responds to an example of transitive property with an inappropriate analogy.
2. A tour guide asks women to be quiet so they can hear the loud Niagara Falls, but misphrases the request.
3. A man has an awkward conversation with another person in the adjacent bathroom stall who asks strange questions.
4. The document contains 4 short jokes or stories.
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NapoléOn Bonaparte (NapoléOn I)
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Joseph's presentation
The Phi Ta Khon tradition dates back to a generous king who was driven out of his town for giving away valuable gifts. When he took his family into the forest, the local spirits respected him so much that they formed a procession to see him off when he returned to rule. Today the Phi Ta Khon festival is celebrated in many districts of Loei province, featuring a ghostly procession that teases onlookers as it makes its way to the temple, similar to Halloween celebrations in the West. The next Phi Ta Khon festival will take place on June 20-21 in Dansai County, Loei.
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Sebastien
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Shaun's presentation
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This document summarizes the health risks of smoking and efforts to promote non-smoking. It discusses the many harmful chemicals in cigarettes and diseases linked to smoking like heart disease and lung cancer. It also outlines smoking bans in different areas of the United States and events during National Non-Smoking Week in Canada to educate people and encourage quitting smoking. The author's goal is to make others aware of the risks of smoking and prevent classmates from starting to smoke.
Stop Global Warming Jojo
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