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Clip art (ALSO clipart, clip-art), in the graphic arts, is pre-made images used to illustrate any medium. Today, clip art is used extensively. Clip art COMES in many forms, both electronic and PRINTED. However, most clip art today is created, DISTRIBUTED, and used in an electronic form. Since its inception, clip art has evolved to include a wide variety of content, file formats, illustration styles, and licensing restrictions.

Two websites that offer FREE clipart :-

1. artvex

2. ClipArt lord

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the WASTE GENERATED by ELECTRONIC materials. These waste are generally non biodegradable and causes HARM to our environment. For eg: cable wires, broken CDs and DVDs etc.

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she: the answer is PERSONAL PRONOUN

One murder MAKES a villain, millions a hero. Numbers sanctify. In this world there is room for everyone, and the GOOD EARTH is rich and can provide for everyone. The way of life can be free and BEAUTIFUL, but we have lost the way.

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Opposite of to treat or ADMINISTER medicine, especially to purge. IGNORE. neglect. DISREGARD.

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She is PREPARING WELL for the EXAMINATION, isn't she?

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MEENA EXCLAIMED that it was so HOT there.

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A snake attracted by the fragrance of camphor SWALLOWED the box containing the CRAB. The crab came out of the box and killed the snake, otherwise the snake would have killed the BOY. This is how MOTHER's ADVICE saved Brahmadatta's life.

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KINGDOM

Explanation:

The MAN has COME to his kingdom to find the king

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GOOD. morning

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Bullied at school for her dyslexia and troubled by her mother's unexplained disappearance, Kara seeks sanctuary sailing the ocean's WAVES in her father's boat. MEANWHILE, FELIX resents his well-meaning PARENTS for dragging him to live by the coast and misses his OLD friends back in London.

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678 is the right answer

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It can be DONE by US.

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PLEASE answer my QUESTION

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INFINITIVE :- To LISTEN

sentence :- Just listen to what he has to SAY.

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D) HONG KONG. 182 IS THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF SKYSCRAPERS

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My Last Duchess” is probably Browning’s most popular and most anthologized poem. The poem first appeared in 1842 in Dramatic Lyrics, which is contained in Bells and Pomegranates (1841-1846). Perhaps the major reason for the fame of “My Last Duchess” is that it is probably the finest example of Browning’s dramatic monologue. In it, he paints a devastating self-portrait of royalty, a portrait that doubtless reveals more of the duke’s personality than Ferrara intends. In fact, the irony is profound, for with each word spoken in an attempt to criticize his last duchess, the duke ironically reveals his utterly detestable nature and how far he is from seeing it himself.

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Before the subtleties of “My Last Duchess” can be grasped, the basic elements of this dramatic monologue must be understood. The only speaker is the Duke of Ferrara. The listener, who, offstage, asks about the smile of the last duchess in the portrait, is silent during the entire poem. The listener is the emissary of a COUNT and is helping to negotiate a marriage between the count’s daughter and the duke. The time is probably the Italian Renaissance, though Browning does not so specify. The location is the duke’s palace, probably upstairs in some art gallery, since the duke points to two nearby art objects. The two men are about to join the “company below” (line 47), so the fifty-six lines of the poem represent the end of the duke’s negotiating, his final terms.

Since the thrust of a Browning dramatic monologue is psychological self-characterization, what kind of man does the duke reveal himself to be? Surely, he is a very jealous man. He brags that he has had the duchess’s portrait made by Fra Pandolf. Why would he hire a monk, obviously noted for his sacred art, to PAINT a secular portrait? The duke admits, “’twas not/ Her husband’s presence only, called that spot/ Of joy into the Duchess’ cheek” (lines 13-15). Then he notes that “perhaps/ Fra Pandolf chanced to say” (lines 15-16) and provides two exact quotations. The suggestion is strong that he observed the whole enterprise. He gave Fra Pandolf only a day to finish the expensive commissioned art. Pandolf is a painter so notable that the duke drops the artist’s name. Probably, he chose Pandolf because, as a man of the cloth, the good brother would have taken a VOW of chastity. Yet the duke’s jealousy was so powerful that he observed this chaste painter with his wife in order to be sure. Later, the duke implies that the duchess was the kind of woman who had to be watched, for she had a heart “too easily impressed” (line 23), and “her looks went everywhere” (line 24). Yet the evidence that he uses to corroborate this charge—her love of sunsets, the cherry bough with which she was presented, her pet white mule—suggests only that she was a natural woman who preferred the simple pleasures.

The duke’s pride and selfishness are also revealed. He is very proud of his family name, for, as he describes his marriage to his last duchess, he states that he gave her “My gift of a nine-hundred-years-old name” (line 33). Yet he never once mentions love or his willingness to emerge from his own EGO. Instead, he emphasizes that it is his curtain, his portrait, his name, his “commands” (line 45), and his sculpture. Tellingly, within fifty-six lines he uses seventeen first-person pronouns.

Undoubtedly, though, the most dominant feature of the duke’s personality is a godlike desire for total control of his environment: “I said/ ’Fra Pandolf’ by design” (lines 5-6). Browning reveals this trait by BRACKETING the poem with artistic images of control. As noted above, the painting of Fra Pandolf portrait reveals how the duke orchestrates the situation. Moreover, even now the duke controls the emissary’s perception of the last duchess. Everything that the listener hears about her is filtered through the mind and voice of the duke. The emissary cannot even look at her portrait without the duke opening a curtain that he has had placed in front of the painting.

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Explanation:

Answer:

Gerrard asked that what do you MEAN?

Intruder ANSWERED that is your big surprise. I'm GOING to kill you.

Gerrard replied that little HARSHLY, isn't it

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KUTTU And SHANKU FIGHT For A MANGO ...!!!

Appeal for no spitting on ROADS

Spitting on the road is a SHAMEFUL act that we as grown-up individuals should not perform under any circumstances. It makes the road dirty and is extremely unhygienic. It can cause the spread of germs or infectious diseases. It also LOOKS very unsightly to have roads or walls filled with spit marks. When foreigners visit our country, one of the main things they often notice is how dirty the road is, and how people have a habit of spitting on the roads. This is a punishable crime in many countries. If we want to make our country stand high with dignity, we should CREATE an awareness to stop such shameful ACTS first. Keep your cities and villages clean. Rectify anyone else if you see them committing such acts.

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he GOES for a WALK in the MORNING

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1. Reliable

2. BADLUCK

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Here in the GIVEN question, BEAUTY is the NOUN form of the WORD beautiful.

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official recorder or keeper of records: such as. a : an officer of an educational INSTITUTION responsible for registering students, keeping academic records, and corresponding with applicants and evaluating their credentials.- College registrar

The University Registrar plays a CRITICAL role in the University and Academic operations by EFFECTIVELY managing the maintenance and integrity of all STUDENT academic records, the approved curriculum, the creation and maintenance of course SCHEDULES, all areas of student registration and the recording and reporting of.

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it's raining now..

the bell rang just now..

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In the lines 'All the world's a STAGE. And all men and WOMEN are merely players', there is an implied comparison between two different things. ... My favourite line is 'All the world's a stage, And all men and women are merely players. I like this line because describes correctly how we must look at life.

ANSWER:

demanding

Explanation:

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Answer:

BOD is the diameter of the semicircle with

centre 0. If AB = AD 5.7 cm, BD = 7 cm and

AOC = 8

= 8 cm, find

B

(i) the perimeter,

5.7 cm

(II) the area,

of the figure.

C С 7 cm o

D

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EXPLANATION:

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7 Advantages of FIBER Optic Cables Over COPPER Cables

1. Greater Bandwidth. Copper cables were originally designed for voice transmission and have a limited bandwidth. ...
2. Faster Speeds. Fiber optic cables have a CORE that carries LIGHT to transmit data. ...

Explanation:

QBasic Tutorial 1

Load up QBasic and then PRESS "ESCAPE" to clear the info dialog box. You should see a empty blue screen with the cursor flashing in the top left corner. The first program we are going to write will be very simple. It will display a message on the screen. Type the following:

PRINT "Hello World"

Once you have typed the very small program into the main editor you are ready to run the program. In QBasic you can run a program in a number of ways. The easiest method is by pressing F5. Do that now. You will find that the screen clears to black and prints the word "Hello World" in the top left corner.

Sometimes if you load QBasic from DOS you will find that the REMAINS of the commands are left in the background. For example C:>QBasic would be left in the background if you loaded it from DOS. You don't need to worry about this as the CLS command will sort your problems out. CLS command will Clear the Screen for you before doing the next operation. For example type the following in and press F5.

CLS

PRINT "Hello World"

Once you run the program you will find that access information left behind will be CLEARED away and you will be left with a black screen with "Hello World" printed in the corner. "PRINT" and "CLS" command's are available in my Reference section.

With the "PRINT" statement you can have as many as you like in a program. For example type the following:

CLS

PRINT "Hello World"

PRINT "Hello Again"

PRINT "Goodbye!"

This will print all three lines on the screen one after the other. So far you should of not had any error's. If you had it might of been one of the following:

PRINT ""Hello World""

You cannot have no more than TWO inverted commas(") in any print statement.

CL S

This command should read CLS not CL S.

CLS

PRINT "Hello World

Don't miss the inverted comma from the end or the beginning of the print statement.

Here is a handy tip. Move the cursor up to the end of the "PRINT" statement. It does not matter which "PRINT" statement. Press F1. A Help file will be displayed containing information of that particular statement. Very helpful if you get stuck on a particular command.

So far you have learned two brand new commands. Being "PRINT" and "CLS". Now I will introduce you to two further commands. These are called "FOR" and "NEXT". These commands are very useful. To clear the previous program hold down ALT and then press F. Follow on screen instructions until you start with a fresh page.

Now type the following program exactly how it is shown below.

CLS

FOR i=1 to 10

PRINT "Hello World"

NEXT i

Press F5 to run the program and see what happens. You will find that the word "Hello World" is printed 10 times down the screen. Now let's break down the program and see how it works.

CLS

Clears the screen of any leftover rubbish which might be around.

FOR i=1 to 10

This is the interesting bit. "i" is a variable, variables are talked about in tutorial 2, the variable will store a value. To start with the variable will hold the value of 1. Everytime the "NEXT i" statement is reached the program will check to see if the variable "i" is 10. If it is not 10, then the program will continue and jump back to where the "FOR" command was. It is like a loop, everytime the "i" variable is not 10 it will jump back and increase the number by 1. So if you set the "FOR" loop to 20, "NEXT" will check to see if "i" has reached 20. For example:

1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 STOP!!!!

ANSWER:

PLEASE TELL what was we do in QUESTION

Answer:

aaaa GO MAN or GIRL I don't KNOW the answer...

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The garden is ALIGHT with lilies: The speaker is ASSURING the baby that the garden is FULL of flowers but the flowers like lilies and daisies and they also need REST. So the speaker is GENTLY asking the baby to sleep so she can wake up fresh the next morning.

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WORK HARD to WIN isth the CORRECT answer

Answer: In this i am only GIVING you the body of application.

Dear Friend,

It's been a long since i have met you,when will you come? I WANT to see you.I wanted to tell you that DAD is suffering from a disease (name of the disease/disorder).And ADMITTED ro the JJ Hospital.I am taking care of dad and the doctor has said that 'he will take time to recover'.So,come soon and I need your help

Your lovingly FRIENDS

(Your name)

Explanation:

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PLASTIC money

Explanation:

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The LIGHT is so BRIGHT because of the SUN.

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I don't KNOW SORRY BUDDY

HEYA MATE here's your answer.

Pongal is a TRADITIONAL DANCE.

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