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the primary sector in our days: the primary sector comprises the activities that provide primary resources. this activities are: agriculture, livestock, fishing, and forest exploitation.

population dedicated to the primary sector represnt the 40% of the total active population worldwide. productivity of the primary sector increases each year, but its economic weight decreases with respect.

in developed countries, the primary sector employs a small % of the active population, between 1% and 5%. they
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A&P- Science Olympiad

The integumentary system consists of the skin, hair, nails, the subcutaneous tissue below the skin, and assorted glands. [Functions:protection/regulation of temperature/sensory perception/regulate water loss/chemical synthesis][Physical barriers:waterproofing keratinized skin/Certain waterproofs & protects/][Biological barriers:Langerhan’s cells,Macrophages,DNA][Temp Reg:sweat/constriction when cold][Cutaneous sensations:Messiner’s corpuscles:light touch/Merkel discs:light touch/Pascinian
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URTI upper respiratory tract infection SOB shortness of breath; difficulty breathing RR respiratory rate CXR chest X-ray p/f peak flow Pt ed. Patient education PCA Patient Controlled Analgesia AE air entry FBC full blood count apnoea the patient isn’t breathing at all bradypnoea abnormally slow breathing, less than 12 breath per min eupnoea easy, free respiration under normal resting conditions 12-20 breath tachypnoea abnormally fast breathing 20-30 dyspnoea difficulty breathing, also called shortness

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NEOCLASSICISM (SUMMARY) : 18th century Age of Enlightenment who wanted their artwork and architecture to mirror, and carry the same set of standards, as the idealized works of the Greeks and Romans. Greco-Roman ideals. A return to the study of science, history, mathematics, and anatomical correctness. ART should express the ideal virtues in life and could improve the viewer by imparting a moralizing message. It had the power to civilize, reform, and transform society, as society itself was being

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Franchise agreements vs management Agreements (HMA)

Overbooking: a common problem- hotel manager obligation, Sale of a higher number of seats or rooms, especially hotel and plane, than actually available. = overselling. if they oversell: obliged to provide accommodation to the affected people in another establishment of the “same zone of equal or superior category” and in “similar conditions” to those agreed upon. Has to take charge of travel expenses. The “transfer to another hotel”

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UNIT 4

-To be on the ball→  to be quick to understand and react to things
-to be in your corner→  to be on someone's side
-to jump the gun→ start doing something before time
-To hit below the belt→  To say something that is often too personal, usually
irrelevant, and always unfair
-to get a head start→ an advantage granted or gained at the beginning of
something/ to have an advantage in time/take advantage of a situation
-Accomplishment (line 12)→ something that has been achieved
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