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Will the Queensland Dairy Industry Is Collateral Damage in Supermarket Price War History Assignment
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New cutting-edge technologies and scientific research studies have helped build a formidable dairy industry (Australian Bureau of Statistics 2005, pg. 446). In addition, these technologies have helped the growth of the dairy industry from the once small local industry to a commercialized industry that has flourished in various regions, in Australia.
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Event and Bush Admistriation Policy History Research Paper
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The close association with the Saudi government was also an indicator of the lack of commitment by the Bush Administration toward counterterrorism. Had the Bush administration taken the advice and the warnings that it had received from the security intelligence officers, the 9/11 attacks would have been prevented and so much loss avoided.
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City Lights: New York History Case Study
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The city is full of beautiful sceneries from Uptown to Downtown and beyond. A single visit to the city is not enough this is simply because there is so much to do and see. The two visits will never be quite the same. The 10 things to do in the city make every visit unique. Every visit to New York captures the energy, spirit, and style of the city.
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Western Representation of China History Essay
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Chinese civilization is one of the most ancient civilizations in the world that is considered to have begun 4000 years ago. China is regarded as one of the early nations of human civilization besides Egypt and Greece which is particularly known for inventing writing. China is also a cradle for the human race since the fossils of the first Homo erectus and fossils of the Lantian man were found in China.
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The Effects of Khmer Rouge Policies on the Lives of Khmer People History Research Paper
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The KR regime devised policies that vehemently abused the rights of Cambodian citizens. Despite the regime having strong convictions of turning the country’s economy to be robustly ended up having most of its people, who had been evacuated from the urban areas, live in abject poverty and faced severe food insecurities. 
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White Australia Policy History Research Paper
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The urge with which the policy was pushed by white Australian citizenry, the urgency with which it was fronted by Australian political clout of the time, and the repudiation with which the policy received from the Asian countries regarding its flagrant apparent discrimination along racial lines are the elements that make it outstanding to consider and study.
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Aboriginal People of Australia during WWII History Essay
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The Second World War acted as a turning point for much of the world’s modern history. It was after the war that most nationalist movements gained full momentum. In Australia, one of the aspects through which the war affected nationalistic sentiments was the provision of exposure which stimulated the agitation for civil rights by the aborigines.
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The Purposes of Monumental Architecture in the Ancient Worlds History Essay
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Generally, the ancient world had a lot of architectural knowledge which can be witnessed today through the established monuments. Monumental architecture refers to huge structures built in open spaces for various purposes. Such monuments include tombs, pyramids, temples, and ball courts among others.
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The Effects of the Cold War on Europes Peace History Report
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This was so at the onset and end of the cold war after the Second World War and at the end of the 1980s (Lynn-Jones & Miller, 1993). This report will candidly highlight whether the Cold War did lead to peace in Europe between 1947 and 1989.
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Critical Analysis of Historical Evidence History Assignment
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Historians use evidence to understand the experiences of people in the past. Oral history can be a valuable source of evidence for understanding the experiences of individuals or groups within a certain historical period. Oral testimony cannot replace the analysis of traditional historical materials (official documents, secondary sources, etc.).
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Civil War in China from Early 1920 to Late 1949 History Essay
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China experienced a collapse of its monarchy in the early 1920s which marked the beginning of warfare in China. By then, the ruling party was the KMT and it felt so inferior that it sought to unify China with the help of foreign powers? Soviet Union came in to support the KMT where it provided advisors in 1920 to help reorganize the KMT party.
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Critics over the Nature of Historical Evidence History Article
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There has been a lot of criticism over the nature of historical evidence. Since the early 1970s, there has been a noticeable expansion in the scope of the national past as shown in the heritage of the Australian museums. Several museums have been started and thousands of heritage sites. Some of the historical sites are of dubious value in terms of their capacity to aid in the formation of a critical historical culture.
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Australia: Reasons for Federation in 1901 History Coursework
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A federation is the unification of several states, counties, or colonies into one central government. The Australian government refers to the federation as 'the birth of a nation' ostensibly because a federal system of governance was created within which power is divided between the central government and member states. 
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Treaty of Waitangi: Why a Treaty History Essay
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The treaty of Waitangi was ratified on February 6, 1840, by British representatives and various Maori Chiefs from New Zealand. The treaty is considered by historians to be one of New Zealand’s founding documents. The treaty established that the British Queen shall have the ultimate sovereignty over New Zealand.
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Global Consequences of the Americas in the World System History Essay
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Christopher Columbus is reputed as one of the people who led the discovery and subsequent colonization of the Americas. Since its discovery, the Americas became a point of focus for people from the European continent (Frank 1983 pp. 27 – 42). This made it became a major contributor to the global events of the old times that contributed to shaping the history of the world.
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May Fourth Movement and the 1911 Revolution History Literature review
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May Fourth Movement led to countrywide protests and marked the rise of Chinese nationalism, a move towards political mobilization and away from cultural activities, and a shift towards a populist base other than intellectual elites. The May Fourth Movement started a patriotic eruption of new city intellectuals against overseas imperialists and warlords.  
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The Importance of Writing in the Development of Ancient Egyptian Civilization History Essay
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Egypt eventually fell to foreign invaders. These were people who used a new language, a new way of recording – first Greek and then Latin. In 391 C.E. the Christian Byzantine emperor Theodosius ordered that all pagan temples in his vast empire be closed. For the next 1500 years, the language of the ancient Egyptians was unknown.  
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September 11 Incidents and Ethnic Issues in the Philippines History Essay
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The Muslim Filipino (Bangsamoro) ethnic group, one of the minorities, has been demanding their right to self-independence (Sylvia, Larry & Romulo, 2003). Their struggle has acquired many shapes ranging from armed to parliamentary struggles with the main demand of a separate Islamic state or regional political autonomy.
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China Turned Capitalist in the 1990s History Essay
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Some view capitalism as organizing the bulk of economic events via private enterprise activity in a free market. From another angle, it is defined as a system in which the production means, under the private sector, are used to generate a profit. At the same time, some of it is reinvested to expand profit generation capacity (McNally. 2006).
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Why Were Convict Women Always Seen as More Problematic to the Social Order than Convict Men History Assignment
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The deficit of convict women in Australia made the shipment of others to be made. Other convicts were to be brought from different parts of the world to Australia. Consequently, it can be deduced that the women convict got their pride from being treated special and hence they became more troublesome (Margaret 1988). 
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Whether the Quest of Having a Better World Has Been Realized since 1945 History Essay
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With the realization of how the aspects or rather factors directly impact mankind, for instance, a bad economy will results in unemployed people, slowed economic growth, and lack of money, on the other hand, bad politics similarly do have serious implications on the well being of the citizen within a given country.
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The History of Australians from Parramatta District History Coursework
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This paper examines the history of Australians, particularly those who lived in Parramatta District, an urban center of Sydney, South Wales. The indigenous people of Parramatta district were Darug speaking and included Wallumedagal, Wategora and Wangal. We look at the evolution of the film industry, with particular inters in the Roxy Theatre, and the culture of the film going, on during the inter-war period.
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How Did Imperialism Shape the Intimate Lives of Women in Colonial Australia History Article
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The invasion of the British in Australia established the white colonial settlement state that was similar to such places as South Africa, Algeria, Israel, and Canada. The settler state of the colonial white built by the invading Europeans that was based on the indigenous population’s dispossession was dominated by racists and has a paranoid history.
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Role of Federal Government in Australia in a Social Policy Development between the Years 1901-1972 History Essay
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Australian system of government was established in the liberal democratic tradition. Founded on the values of the rule of law, religious tolerance, association, and freedom of speech, Australian government practices, and institutions reflect North American and British models but at the same time, they are distinctively Australian.
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What Was the Grand Tour History Assignment
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Europeans discovered the potential in some countries in Europe and they, therefore, planned a tour that took place in the early sixteenth century, seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. However, this involved the wealthy elites who were also aristocrats. The aim of the travels was to expand their horizons but it also resulted in interest in the resources of the traveled countries.
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Chinas Revolutionary History and Its Relevance to an Understanding of China Today History Report
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When China took over land at the expense of other people, the natives, no matter how hard they tried to resist, found themselves assimilating the Chinese dictum naturally. Nevertheless, as other great dynasties like the Han and Tang gained power, the formal ideology of a culturally superior China gained momentum. 
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General Effect of Israel Invasion in Lebanon History Research Paper
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It is essential to state that Nadim and Dana (1988), highlight that after gaining independence from the French in 1946 Lebanon was a region that had a unique and well-established political system based on power-sharing agreements among religious communities, a system basically referred to as confessionalism.
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The Rise and Fall of the Mongol Empire History Essay
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Mongol empire established trade routes around Asia and Europe (Kradin & Tatiana, 2006). Ambassadors and merchants who traveled widely and represented states in and outside the Mongol Empire, were great sources of information for Europe thus helping it colonize other states and continents (Stewart, 2010). 
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Is State Sovereignty being Transformed by Globalisation History Assignment
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Sovereignty subsumes that a state has sacrosanct control of its national law; a position even international law acknowledges. Globalization seems to have brought the countries of the world under systems that make them dependent on each other, such that the actions of one country affect the lives of people in the other.
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Sun Yat-sens The International Development of China History Essay
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This paper addresses various historical issues. It is divided into two sections. The first section compares and contrasts Sun Yat-sen’s The International Development of China and the policies of the People’s Republic of China since Deng Xiaoping. The other section addresses the past humiliation suffered by China, Japan, and Germany.
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The Future of China and Humankind History Essay
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This essay is striving to explain how China as a nation has become a significant player in the world’s economic development. It goes on further and describes how China suffered economically during the previous six centuries mainly because of the ideologies and mindsets of its past leaders attributed to their political ignorance.
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Nelson Mandela and the Downfall of Apartheid History Essay
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Apartheid can be considered as the system which was characterized by legalized racial segregation which the government of the National Party in South Africa enforced from 1948 to 1994. In this system, the rights of the Non-whites who were also the country’s majority inhabitants were reduced and ignored while the rights of the whites, who were also the minority, were considered firsthand and therefore maintained.
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Can China Rise Peacefully History Essay
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The answer to the question is straightforward and indisputable; China will not rise peacefully. If China was to go on with its remarkable economic performance over the next few years, it is highly likely that China and the United States will engage in an extreme security competition that might ultimately end up in war.
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The Impacts of Globalization and Regionalization on Australia History Essay
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Oman (1996) argued that regionalism and globalization are words defined by few but used by numerous people (p. 5).  Regionalism is the progression that includes the economic movement of two or more societies to attain firm integration with one another. It can be an effort controlled by political energy that is inspired by economic, security and other issues.
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What Concepts of Chinese Culture Have Been in Circulation in Singapore History Essay
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Culture involves the arts, customs, beliefs, institutions and the entire product of personal work and ideas made by groups as well as individuals. The Chinese culture is very much diversified, dating back several years. This essay discusses the various concepts in Chinese culture and the impact of the state on individual lives.
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Australian History - World Wars Era History Essay
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It is essential to state that the First World War occurred in 1914 and last for a period of four years. It is remembered for causing a large number of causalities and deaths.  Out of a population of fewer than 5 million people, around 416000 people were killed and more than 10000 jailed (Penglase 56).
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Why Did the Chartist Movement Fail History Essay
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This movement was committed to making the lives of those working become better and achieving political reforms. It was a very influential and powerful reaction to the development of the entrepreneurial mid-class and industrial revolution in England. Since the 6 points of the charter were dealing specifically with the voting and electoral reforms, the Chartism movement encompasses broadly social, cultural, and political goals.
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The Reception in Europe, Protection of Cultural Heritage History Essay
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Cultural property worthy of being classified as part of our global patrimony must be of immense significance to the cultural inheritance of every nation. The Schliemann artifacts are considered by many scholars to be such property. The treasure satisfies the definition of cultural property in two respects.
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The US Decision to Retreat from Vietnam History Essay
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The Vietnam War also referred to as the second Indochina conflict was a cold war that took place between the years 1955-1975. The participants of the war included the North Vietnam communists who received support from their communist allies the opposing camp was the South Vietnam government which gained support from the United States and other nations that were basically anti-communist.
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Australias Relationships in the Asia-Pacific Region Change History Essay
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Australian history shifted from British to the United States and Asia in terms of social, political and cultural values. Elections of Australia brought a change when Labor Government, led by Chifley after Cutin's death in 1945, was defeated by Liberal Government led by Menzies. This Government later turned out to be the longest-ruling government and Menzies became the longest-ruling Prime Minister.
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The Impact of the Superpowers in the Arab-Israeli Conflict during the Cold War History Article
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From about 1950 to the end of the cold war late in the 1980s the Arab-Israeli conflict was entangled in the rivalry between the superpowers namely Soviet Union and the United States. The ubiquitous view in the United States precisely was that the Soviet Union was seeking to exploit the Arab-Israeli conflict to drive the West, particularly from the Middle East securing its domination over the entire region.
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Should Richard the Lionheart Be Remembered as a Noble King of England History Essay
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There is also evidence that suggests that he was the perfectly capable ruler and head of the royal family where the management of the issues that characterize a large and well spread royal family unit was concerned. He was cunning and smart and energetic-his courage cannot be misled as a mindless-a man who preached what he practiced.
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Malaysia-Singapore Separation History Research Paper
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Generally, the separation of Singapore from Malaysia was a traumatic experience that particularly affected Singapore adversely. With a land area of only 682.7 square kilometres, the newly independent Singapore in 1965 did not have the land and labour resources that any country requires for material progress. 
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Otto von Bismarck Character History Essay
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The development of the military in Germany was the most important element in determining the character of the German nation after 1871. While other factors such as international diplomacy, the individual personal qualities of the leadership class, and rapid industrialization were also important, it was the military that ultimately defined the character of the nation by 1914.
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Richard the Lion Heart History Essay
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Richard was not concerned about the future of England. He was interested in involving himself in an exploit that would make the troubadour to commemorate his name and also to assure him a position in heaven. He had a strong spiritual need and had taken an oath to deny his former sinfulness so as to make him commendable to take the cross[1].        
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The Discord and Violence between Israel and Palestine History Assignment
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The conflict between Israeli and Palestine dates many centuries back. It involves matters of religion, land, and anti-Semitic sentiments.  In the 19th century, Zionists strongly believed that it was their obligation to reclaim their ancestral land that was at the heart of Palestine, which they claimed was in the hands of Arabs.
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Nazi Resistance in the Second World War History Essay
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The formation of Special Operations Executive as a secret service was ordered by the then British Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, to "set Europe ablaze" .  This Special force was charged with the task of linking and bringing together all the resistance movements, especially in France which had numerous resistance groups, to destabilize the Germans in the countries they had occupied.
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Human Rights and the Golden Rule History Essay
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The concept of human rights is defined as the fundamental rights which humans have by the fact of being human, and which are neither created nor can be abrogated by any government (business dictionary.com). The most basic of rights can best be exemplified by the Golden Rule, which states, “Do unto others what as you would have them do unto you.”
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Writing a Comparative Study on Indigenous People History Article
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In most cases, comparative analysis works as it exposes major flaws in the sample under study based solely on the benchmark. If the benchmark is good or is the most objective standard there is, it is highly probable that the research would yield a more accurate result. However, the comparative approach to research does not always yield the best result or the most accurate. 
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International Relations: The Decline in Interstate War History Term Paper
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States have also increasingly resulted to the use of mutual means to acquire wealth as opposed to the use of force. They have also come up with international laws to guide state’s use of force.  However, this decline is not likely to be permanent as humans are more likely to forget what they have learned and regress.
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