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responding to an advert state when and where you saw it • Quote the reference number if one has been provided • Mention if you have had any previous contact with the company • Confirm that your CV is enclosed Second Paragraph • Briefly explain your job and qualifications • Highlight skills that are appropriate for the job and the company • Relevant work experience • Refer to your CV, e.g. "As you will see from my enclosed CV…" this will entice them to read on and

college - Sydney city Kaplan International College Sydney City Welcome to Kaplan International College Sydney City. This superior state-of-the-art college features a large library with structured study multimedia facilities, multiple computer rooms with free internet access, large sun lit and air-conditioned classrooms, an elevator and a student café with a balcony. The modern, architecturally designed, art deco college building is located in the centre of the city on the south side near

We got to watch one of his stand up show where he shares with his public experiences and facts he observed in cats and dogs behavior. The main aim of his presentation was to made us laugh. Then, we would ask ourselves: what was so funny about that very performance? The purpose of the following essay is to give a personal explanation to that question.  First of all, here is an important statement I feel like I have to establish before I start this paper over: amusement is a relative concept meaning

eHow Community Pharmacists Can Make A Contribution To PCT Smoking Cessation Targets Alistair Murray Green Light Pharmacy Community Pharmacy and Smoking Cessation History of Green Light Pharmacy Relationships with PCTs How pharmacy can help deliver local smoking cessation objectives Green Light Pharmacy Established in 1999 Founders wanted to develop new model of pharmacy incorporating public health agenda First branch (Euston) in area with many health needs and health inequalities Green

Bingley, "a single man of large fortune," to Netherfield Park, a nearby estate. Mrs. Bennet, whose obsession is to find husbands for her daughters, sees Mr. Bingley as a potential suitor. Mr. and Mrs. Bennet have five children: Jane, Elizabeth, Mary, Kitty, and Lydia. [pic][pic][pic][pic][pic] The Bennets' first acquaintance with Mr. Bingley and his companions is at the Meryton Ball. Mr. Bingley takes a liking to Jane and is judged by the townspeople to be perfectly amiable and agreeable. Mr. Bingley's

revolutionary, but simple concept, which was to sell custom-built computers directly to customers. This direct model, eliminating the intermediary between manufacturer and client, would allow him to be closer to customers, to their needs and concerns, increasing efficiency and effectiveness of the response to satisfy these needs. This vertical model, combining direct customer contact, new distribution channel and innovative product assistance/after-sale service allowed DELL to offer commercial and individual

While reading Maps, we can see that it is a story mainly about occupied and mutilated Somalia. To explore and illustrate that idea, Nuruddin Farah uses the character of Askar, a little boy who does not know who he is or where he belongs to. When his mother died, that was Misra, whose national identity is questioned, who kept him. She actually becomes almost his mother. The passage we are going to focus on is quite interesting because it illustrates a major event in Askar’s evolution as a grown-up

WORKSHEET N°1 – FROM THE BEGINNING TO PAGE 4 (….David was an architect) 1) LANDMARKS. 1- This passage is the very beginning of the Fifth Child. It is the introductory scene. The first pages of a novel are very important because they present/ introduce the main characters and the setting of the action/ the plot. They also set the atmosphere of the plot. 2- The beginning of the fifth child brings us information about the 2 main characters of the story, Harriet and Harry Lovatt: we learn

which Britain is governed have developed over many centuries. They are not written clown in a single document that can be referred to in a dispute. The British Constitution is made up of statute law (---- laws agreed by Parliament), common law (= judges' decisions made in court and then written clown) and conventions (= rules and practices that people cannot be forced to obey but which are considered necessary for efficient government). The Constitution can be altered by Acts of Parliament, or by general

but ain't it time we said goodbye  Am   E   G   F   C  Angie, I still love you, remember all those nights we cried  G   Dm   Am  All the dreams we held so close, seem to all go up in smoke  C   F   G  Oh! let me whisper in your ear  Am   E   G   F   C   B  Angie, Angie, where will they lead us from here?  Am   E   G   F   C   B   Am   E   G   F   C