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Our film pitch involves two main characters - a villain who bullies and picks on the other main character. The setting establishes these two characters and their relationship, with one tormenting the other. In less than three sentences, the document introduces the basic premise of the film involving a villain and their victim.
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4) Geometry - includes formulae for distances, midpoints, areas of triangles, circles, trigonometry ratios.
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Ahmed Mohamed Mokhtar Elkharbotly is seeking a challenging position utilizing his technical, interpersonal, and academic skills. He has a business English degree from Misr University for Technology and Science and experience in project management, accounting, and leadership. He was a member of a micro-projects team that provided jobs to those in El Adawia and conducted feasibility studies. Elkharbotly was also a quarterfinalist in a startup competition and helped develop business models and make decisions. He is energetic, able to work under stress, and a fast learner looking to gain more experience.
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