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In Buddhism, what are the five precepts? And why do they matter?

The five precepts are in important part of Buddhist religion. They are seen as guidelines to be followed by Buddhists, to ensure that they accumulate good karma and as such are able to come closer to achievi...
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What is the process of maintaining a constant internal enviornment, and why does it matter?

The process by which our bodies maintain a constant internal environment is homeostasis. This includes things such as body temperature, blood glucose levels and pH levels. This is important because there a v...
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Answered by Eleanor M. • Biology tutor
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What are reflexive verbs?

What is a reflexive verb and why are they used? A reflexive verb is a verb which shows that the subject is doing an action to/for himself/herself. In English these would be recognised by the use of ‘oneself’...
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Answered by Melissa J. • German tutor
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I need to improve my controlled assessment, which is about the extent of Nelson Mandela's contribution to the end of South-African Apartheid

Hi, well lucky you, because that is excactly what I wrote mine on. In terms of structure, begin with an introduction, then present each side for and against, and lastly, a conclusion. Use PEE(Point, Evidence...
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Answered by Ruqayyah L. • History tutor
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What is the difference between a data structure and a data type?

A data structure is a way of describing a certain way to organize peices of data so that operations and alogrithms can be more easily applied. For example tree type datastructures often allow for efficient s...
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Answered by Tom B. • Computing tutor
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