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The document discusses the importance of English language, the internet, research work, and personal commitments. It notes that English is the most widely used language globally and is necessary for communicating across cultures. It also outlines resources on the internet like Flickr, SlideShare, and web pages. The section on research work provides the typical structure and components of a research paper, including the introduction, hypothesis, problem solving strategies, and ICONTEC rules. Finally, it lists some personal commitments like publishing in indexed magazines and signing up for an English course.
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