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As defined by the geographer Yi-Fu Tuan, topophilia is the affective bond between people and place. His $1974$ book set forth a wide-ranging exploration of how the emotive ties with the material environment vary greatly from person to person ... expressing the failure of the homeland to accommodate non-citizens. to signify feelings of fears or anxiety towards topophilic people.

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As defined by the geographer Yi-Fu Tuan, topophilia is the affective bond between people and place. His $1974$ book set forth a wide-ranging exploration of how the emotive ties with the material environment vary greatly from person to person and ... the author as a darker form of topophilia. New Urbanism succeeded in those designs where architects collaborated with their of topophilia.

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As defined by the geographer Yi-Fu Tuan, topophilia is the affective bond between people and place. His $1974$ book set forth a wide-ranging exploration of how the emotive ties with the material environment vary greatly from person to ... designed to minimise the social exclusion of their clientele. sensitive response to race and class problems in upscale residents developments.

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"Free of the taint of manufacture" - that phrase, in particular, is heavily loaded with the ideology of what the Victorian socialist William Morris called the "anti-scrape", or an anticapitalist conservationism (not conservatism) that solaced itself ... to the remote past of the country. the fluidity of folk forms to their history of oral mode of transmission.

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As defined by the geographer Yi-Fu Tuan, topophilia is the affective bond between people and place. His $1974$ book set forth a wide-ranging exploration of how the emotive ties with the material environment vary greatly from person to person and in ... it well. Scientists have found that most creatures, includin humans, are either born with or cultivate a strong sense of toporaphy.

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"Free of the taint of manufacture" - that phrase, in particular, is heavily loaded with the ideology of what the Victorian socialist William Morris called the "anti-scrape", or an anticapitalist conservationism (not conservatism) that ... themed during the second wave of folk revivalism. It reinforced Cecil Sharp's observation about folk's constant transformation.

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"Free of the taint of manufacture" - that phrase, in particular, is heavily loaded with the ideology of what the Victorian socialist William Morris called the "anti-scrape", or an anticapitalist conservationism (not conservatism) that solaced ... the notion of folk has led to several debates and disagreements. of its nostalgic association with a pre-industrial past.

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As defined by the geographer Yi-Fu Tuan, topophilia is the affective bond between people and place. His $1974$ book set forth a wide-ranging exploration of how the emotive ties with the material environment vary greatly from person ... Architects have to objectively quantify spaces and hence cannot be topophilic. Philosopher-architects are uniquely suited to develop topophilic design.

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Contemporary internet shopping conjures a perfect storm of choice anxiety. Research has consistently held that people who are presented with a few options make better, easier decisions than those presented with many. . . . Helping consumers figure out what to buy amid an endless sea of choice ... products between $\$ 10$ and $\$ 25$ A range of $25$ products between $\$ 5$ and $\$ 10$

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"Free of the taint of manufacture" - that phrase, in particular, is heavily loaded with the ideology of what the Victorian socialist William Morris called the "anti-scrape", or an anticapitalist conservationism (not conservatism) that solaced ... folk, can later be seen as conformist. that despite its archaic origins, folk continues to remain a popular tradition.

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"Free of the taint of manufacture" - that phrase, in particular, is heavily loaded with the ideology of what the Victorian socialist William Morris called the "anti-scrape", or an anticapitalist conservationism (not conservatism) that ... change. The plurality and democrating impulse of folk forms emanate from the improvisation that its practitioners bring to it.

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Contemporary internet shopping conjures a perfect storm of choice anxiety. Research has consistently held that people who are presented with a few options make better, easier decisions than those presented with many. . . . Helping consumers figure out what ... to. They are exceptions to a dominant trend in consumer markets. They are increasing the purchasing power of poor Americans.

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Contemporary internet shopping conjures a perfect storm of choice anxiety. Research has consistently held that people who are presented with a few options make better, easier decisions than those presented with many. . . . Helping consumers figure out ... product options can be overwhelming for consumers. consumers are susceptible t marketing images that they see on social media.

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Contemporary internet shopping conjures a perfect storm of choice anxiety. Research has consistently held that people who are presented with a few options make better, easier decisions than those presented with many.$\dots$Helping consumers figure out what to buy ... . With the motive of promoting certain companies, the government decides to double the tax-rates for these start-ups.

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Contemporary internet shopping conjures a perfect storm of choice anxiety. Research has consistently held that people who are presented with a few options make better, easier decisions than those presented with many$\dots$Helping consumers figure out what to ... that hired lifestyle influences on Instagram for marketing their products were $40$% less than those that did not.

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In the past, credit for telling the tale of Aladdin has often gone to Antoine Galland $\dots$the first European translator of $\dots$Arabian Nights [which] started as a series of translations of an incomplete manuscript of a medieval Arabic story ... . Galland derived the story of Aladdin from Diyab's travelogue in which he recounts his fascination with the wealth of Versailles.

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In the past, credit for telling the tale of Aladdin has often gone to Antoine Galland $\dots$the first European translator of $\dots$Arabian Nights [which] started as a series of translations of an incomplete manuscript of a medieval Arabic story ... travelogue. Diyab's narration of the original story to Galland. Diyab's description of the wealth of Versailles in his travelogue.

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Scientists recently discovered that Emperor Penguins-one of Antarctica's most celebrated species-employ a particularly unusual technique for surviving the daily chill. As detailed in an article published today in the journal Biology Letters, the birds ... colder helps penguins keep their plumage warmer. Heat gain through radiation happens despite the heat loss through convection.

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In the past, credit for telling the tale of Aladdin has often gone to Antoine Galland $\dots$the first European translator of $\dots$Arabian Nights [which] started as a series of translations of an incomplete manuscript of a medieval Arabic story collection But ... the history of Europe and Middle East. The archetype of the rags-to-riches story of Aladdin makes it popular even today.

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Scientists recently discovered that Emperor Penguins-one of Antarctica's most celebrated species-employ a particularly unusual technique for surviving the daily chill. As detailed in an article published today in the journal Biology Letters, the birds minimize ... the heat radiated out from penguins' bodies AND the fall in temperature of the surrounding air after thermal convection.

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In the past, credit for telling the tale of Aladdin has often gone to Antoine Galland $\dots$the first European translator of $\dots$Arabian Nights [which] started as a series of translations of an incomplete manuscript of a medieval Arabic story collection But, ... . The story-line of many French fairy tales of the $18$th century. Galland's acknowledgment of Diyab in his diary.

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In the past, credit for telling the tale of Aladdin has often gone to Antoine Galland $\dots$the first European translator of $\dots$Arabian Nights [which] started as a series of translations of an incomplete manuscript of a medieval Arabic story ... tale of Aladdin. The description of opulence in Hanna Diyab's and Antoine Galland's narratives bore no resemblance to each other.

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Scientists recently discovered that Emperor Penguins-one of Antarctica's most celebrated species-employ a particularly unusual technique for surviving the daily chill. As detailed in an article published today in the journal Biology Letters, the ... a mathematical algorithm by which correlations and cooccurrences of behaviors are tracked and then used to make recommendations.______

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Scientists recently discovered that Emperor Penguins-one of Antarctica's most celebrated species-employ a particularly unusual technique for surviving the daily chill. As detailed in an article published today in the journal Biology Letters, the birds ... can be responsible for Emperor Penguins losing body heat? Reproduction process. Thermal convection. Food metabolism. Plumage.

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Scientists recently discovered that Emperor Penguins-one of Antarctica's most celebrated species-employ a particularly unusual technique for surviving the daily chill. As detailed in an article published today in the journal Biology Letters, the birds minimize heat ... the penguins' plumage were made of a material that did not allow any heat transfer through convection or radiation.

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Scientists recently discovered that Emperor Penguins-one of Antarctica's most celebrated species-employ a particularly unusual technique for surviving the daily chill. As detailed in an article published today in the journal Biology Letters, the birds minimize ... varies across cultures, depends heavily on certain parts of the brain, and is subject to developmental disorders.______

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Scientists recently discovered that Emperor Penguins-one of Antarctica's most celebrated species-employ a particularly unusual technique for surviving the daily chill. As detailed in an article published today in the journal Biology Letters, the birds minimize ... metaphors from one language to another, revealing in the process our hidden assumptions about what we really value._______

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Scientists recently discovered that Emperor Penguins-one of Antarctica's most celebrated species-employ a particularly unusual technique for surviving the daily chill. As detailed in an article published today in the journal Biology Letters, ... beneficial point to the strategic advantages of ambiguity, and organizations' potential to differentiate themselves from competitors.________

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Scientists recently discovered that Emperor Penguins-one of Antarctica's most celebrated species-employ a particularly unusual technique for surviving the daily chill. As detailed in an article published today in the journal Biology Letters, the birds minimize heat ... will arise where it is considered unacceptable to reply with the same point that dozens of others have already.______

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Scientists recently discovered that Emperor Penguins-one of Antarctica's most celebrated species-employ a particularly unusual technique for surviving the daily chill. As detailed in an article published today in the journal Biology Letters, the birds minimize heat loss by ... Thoughts precede all speech acts and these thoughts pop up in our heads even in the absence of any stimulus.

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Scientists recently discovered that Emperor Penguins-one of Antarctica's most celebrated species-employ a particularly unusual technique for surviving the daily chill. As detailed in an article published today in the journal Biology Letters, the birds minimize heat loss ... symbols. To gain the suffix was to acquire a proud and optimistic emblem of the electronic and atomic age.____

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Scientists recently discovered that Emperor Penguins-one of Antarctica's most celebrated species-employ a particularly unusual technique for surviving the daily chill. As detailed in an article published today in the journal Biology Letters, the birds minimize ... a successful result. Engineering and physics fundamentally differ on matters like building a bridge or a nuclear reactor.

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Scientists recently discovered that Emperor Penguins-one of Antarctica's most celebrated species-employ a particularly unusual technique for surviving the daily chill. As detailed in an article published today in the journal Biology Letters, the birds minimize ... of consumers and works at the supraliminal level, though the people targeted have no awareness of being persuaded.

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Scientists recently discovered that Emperor Penguins-one of Antarctica's most celebrated species-employ a particularly unusual technique for surviving the daily chill. As detailed in an article published today in the journal Biology Letters, the birds ... imparients encountered marginalization because it was believed that language could only be learned by hearing the spoken word.___

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The following table represents addition of two six-digit numbers given in the first and the second rows, while sum is given in the third row. In the representation, each of the digits $0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9$ has been coded with one letter among A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K ... representing distinct digits. B H A A G F + A H J F K F A A F G C A F Which digit does the letter A represent?_______

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The following table represents addition of two six-digit numbers given in the first and the second rows, while sum is given in the third row. In the representation, each of the digits $0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9$ has been coded with one letter among A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K, ... representing distinct digits. B H A A G F + A H J F K F A A F G C A F Which digit does the letter B represents?_____

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Princess, Queen, Rani and Samragni were the four finalists in a dance competition. Ashman, Badal, Gagan and Dyu were the four music composers who individually assigned items to the dancers. Each dancer had to individually perform in two dance items assigned by the ... Badal. Samragni did not perform in any item composed by Ashman. Princes did not perform in any item composed by Dyu.

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Princess, Queen, Rani and Samragni were the four finalists in a dance competition. Ashman, Badal, Gagan and Dyu were the four music composers who individually assigned items to the dancers. Each dancer had to individually perform in two dance items assigned by the ... same composer? The first and the sixth The second and the sixth The first and the seventh The third and the seventh

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Five vendors are being considered for a service. The evaluation committee evaluated each vendor on six aspects-Cost, Customer Service, Features, Quality, Reach, and Reliability. Each of these evaluations are on a scale of $0$(worst) to $100$(perfect). The ... of $90$ on Cost. On which aspect is the median score of the five vendors the least? Customer Service Reliability Cost Quality

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The following table represents addition of two six-digit numbers given in the first and the second rows, while sum is given in the third row. In the representation, each of the digits $0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9$ has been coded with one letter among A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K, with ... + A H J F K F A A F G C A F Which among the digits $3,4,6$ and $7$ cannot be represented by the letter D?_____

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