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HPE Classnote: Fitness related
These are some classnotes taken about 'fitness' such as: sport related fitness, health related fitness, training sessions, etc.
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A complete cover of undue influence - perfect for anyone new to the topic and wants to better their understanding for writing assignments and revision for exams.
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Google Drive Link:- Longinus's Perspective upon Beauty Subject- English Literature topic- Longinus's Perspective upon Beauty size-383kb pages-383kb Exam – Ba/Ma English Literature/Net/Set exams.
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This is a set of questions that help you test your ability to solve math problems, consolidate your knowledge and practice necessary skills. After the question section are the answers so you can compare your results. Don't hesitate to order this useful document! Have a good day!
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This is a study guide that might help you to choose your research or topics. Indicated here the research topic you must avoid in conducting your research.
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This set of notes will tell you everything you need to know about the digestive system.
£3.25 Preview RemoveAbraham Maslows theory of hierarchy of needs
This is a theory in psychology that was proposed by Abraham Maslow in 1943. Maslow believed that every human being has an intrinsically good nature. He believed a good environment should be encouraged as it allows a person to express his wishes and demands, helps them to make choices and offers the necessary materials and opportunities to satisfy their needs
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The document explains the use of the past simple tense in English in three different forms: Affirmative, interogative, and negative. Moreover, it provides a bunch of the most famous irregular verbs in English, along with some exercises to check student’s understanding of the whole lesson.
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