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“The pleasures of pursuit are greater than the thrill of the conquest” - In light of this statement, how far and in what ways do you agree with this view of TPODG

The pursuit of pleasures are shown to be greater than the thrill of the conquest in the novel’s pervading sense of hedonistic means experienced mainly by Lord Henry and Dorian Gray. This...

Answered by Lucas E. • English Literature tutor

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Explain what is meant by the term "perfect competition"

Perfect competiton in a market is defined as being a set of conditions where markets have little to no entry or exit barriers. These may be natural or synthetic. An example of a natural barrier to entry i...

Answered by Lucas E. • Economics tutor

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How does the body's response to a second infection by a bacterial pathogen differ from the first? (3 marks)

faster response due to the presence of memory cells

there are many more cells specific for this pathogen therefore clonal selection and expansion of B cells is quicker

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Answered by Beth T. • Biology tutor
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Explain the role of inorganic ions in the body.

The resting membrane potential of cells is maintained by the actions of Na+ and K+. A resting cell is impermeable to Na+ so the concentration of Na+ is greater outside the cell than in it. However the cel...

Answered by Callum D. • Biology tutor

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What is the Bill of Rights?

The Bill of Rights is a document comprising of the first ten amendments to the US Constitution, published by James Madison in 1789. These ten amendements are the basis for the Protection of Individual Rig...

Answered by Daniel G. • Government and Politics tutor

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