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Why are there two types of future tense used in French and when should each be used?

Similar to the English language, French has two main ways of expressing an event which is going to happen in the future.The first is the standard future tense which can be used to discuss events that will ha...
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What are the differences between eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells?

There are differences between eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells, that allow them to be distinguished. 1) There is compartmentalisation in the eukaryotic cells, meaning the eukaryotic cells contain structures ...
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Explain Anselm's Ontological Argument

It is widely believed that Anselm wrote this argument as a prayer to God; Anselm wrote from the position of someone with ‘faith seeking understanding’, not of someone trying to logically prove God's existenc...
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Why are different camera angles used in film?

The angle of the camera helps to push the narrative along by guiding the viewer's eye to what the director has chosen to show. Each angle has the ability to represent or connote a different emotion. Low angl...
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What is bond polarity and why does it exist?

To understand bond polarity, you first must understand electronegativity. Electronegativity is the ability of the nucleus of any atom to attract electrons from another atom, it is dependant on the nuclear ch...
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