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 (Liam Park) Prioritize determine the order for dealing with items, tasks, etc. according to their relative importance.

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 (Liam Park) Prioritize determine the order for dealing with items, tasks, etc. according to their relative importance.

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Personal definition: Organizing in order of importance

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1. Subjective
2. Based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions.

3. Opinions that lead to a certain point of view.

4. My opinions are part of a subjective view in life.

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PPT definition-detailed examination of the elements or structure of something
Personal definition-systematic and detailed examination of the data or information
Sentence-The professor always told us to do a thorough analysis of our work
Vedang Diwanji

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 Prioritize:determine the order for dealing with items, tasks, etc. according to their relative importance.

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 Prioritize:determine the order for dealing with items, tasks, etc. according to their relative importance.

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Personal definition: organizing by order of importance

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Discover and share High Priority Quotes. Explore our collection of motivational and famous quotes by authors you know and love.

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PPT - The original document from which information is extracted.

The primary information came from a known source.

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Zack Shail
Proposal is defined as an idea or suggestion made by someone then presented to other people.

The CEO of my company loved my proposal about selling a new product.

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Definition: A written account of research

Personal: Research that is in the form of writing

I finished my dissertation on Afghanistan

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1. Secondary Information

2. Information which has already been compiled and is therefore found through desk research.

3. Using another resource to obtain information not experienced or known firsthand.

4. By writing about Anne Frank's autobiography, my document was a piece of secondary information.

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def-a small booklet giving information

a small information book

Bill had to look at the car Pamphlet forinformation on how to fix the engine.

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Give someone the estimate of a job or service
To tell someone the approximate price of a job/service.

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1. Industries

2.The manufacturing or technically productive enterprises in a particular field.

3. A manufacture of goods in a factory.

4. There are a lot of big industries in America.

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consistently good in quality or performance; able to be trusted.
someone that you can trust to do something you need them to do.
The man is reliable, because he always gets his work done on time no matter what the task is.

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-Spread or disperse information widely.
-You spread information out.
-Their job was to disseminate propaganda and information.

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Something published at regular intervals (weekly or monthly)
Things that are published regularly
Those magazines are periodicals.
Jasmin Burrell

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The definition of Liability in my own words is someone or something making it a disadvantage to complete an certain task.

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-An expression of opinions, an offering of explanation about a book, sport, event etc
.-The football game's commentary was very interesting to listen to.

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Accuracy- Being correct and precise
When tests are graded, they are checked for
accuracy.

Morgan McBride

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1.An account of a person’s life written by that person.
2. Someone writing about there life
3.  Many people that experience unusual and interesting things writes autobiography
- Fashi Dillard

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Ryan Thomas
(PPT Definition)Audit :an official inspection of an individual's or organization's accounts.

(Personal Definition)Audit: The governmant checks every thing you paid for. EX. Taxes or bills

(Sentence) When the pastor started to become corrupt, the IRS decided to audit the church to take the corrupt pastor down

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Jessica Garcia

Definition : When someone gives their personal information about a topic, not based on facts.

Sentence: Jorge had his own personal opinion about the presidential debate last night.

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Cats or dogs?

Yankees or Mets?

Do you like "Harry Potter?"

What do you think about Hillary?

What's your favorite Johnny Depp movie?

What do you think about gay marriage?

Do you like sugar in your coffee?

Does my hair look better up or down?

Who cares?

Well, I do. You do, too. We all do. We care about people's opinions because we care about people. More than that, we want to form our own opinions of people based on their opinions.

We always judge people based on their opinions, yet we're adamant in not being judged by our own.

"It's my opinion, and I'm allowed to have whatever opinion I want." Well, I'm here to tell you something.

Your opinion is wrong.

Opinions are, by definition, subjective. There is no way to say your opinion is more right than another's ( Disclaimer: If your opinion is racist, homophobic, sexist, aimed at denying someone their rights, discriminatory, or physically or emotionally harmful in any way, I'm not talking to you. That's a judgment, not an opinion). It's stimulating to argue over opinions; Socratic method and all that. However, it's not good to become overwhelmingly preoccupied with someone else's opinions on something. If someone rubs you the wrong way because of his or her opinions, move along. Don't be bothered. I have a friend who, when encountered with an idea, quote, beverage, activity, or opinion that she doesn't enjoy, just says "I don't like it," nice and quick, and we all accept it and move along. Take others' opinions with a grain of salt, and don't make excuses for your own.

Each day, we see new things, have new conversations, watch videos, read articles, and gather information. Our opinions are changing every moment. If you have the exact same political views you had in middle school, you should probably reevaluate. If you eat the exact same foods, watch the same shows, and talk to the same people as you did in high school, I'm sorry to break it to you, but there's a good chance you're really boring.

At a young age, our parents' opinions are the right ones.

Then, it starts to become those of our friends, our teachers, and the media, and finally, it's a satisfying and healthy combination of the former and our own. Our opinions are compilations of what we've experienced mixed with our own judgments.

Opinions change, just as people change. Every time someone in a romcom sadly told their significant other or best friend "you've changed," it would make me so mad. Of course they did! People grow into what they are supposed to be. You were just there for one stop of the way. You helped them change like they were supposed to, but they need to move on and keep changing and keep becoming. You have to let people be who they're going to be.

Now, I need you to take that advice and apply it to yourself.

You are a constantly changing, evolving, developing work in progress. When someone or something enters your life, he, she, or it is going to rustle, shake, bump, push, pull, and mold you into tomorrow. You have to let yourself be who you're going to be.

Victor Hugo said this:

"Change your opinions, keep to your principles; change your leaves, keep intact your roots."

You're a tree. You'll always be a tree. After autumn passes, leaves fall, and others grow, and you're still the same tree to the outside. But you saw those leaves fall, you felt them fall, and you witnessed as spring came and you turned green. You must remember that you are always changing. You must remember that others can't see this, and they will often consider it a bad move on your part. You must do your best to remember this about other people.

Just because I believe my opinion, that doesn't mean I need to worry about you believing it too. My opinion doesn't hold much merit in the minds of others. Just because I believe my opinion, that doesn't mean I have always believed it. It especially doesn't mean I will believe it a year from now, a month from now, or a day from now. There's a good chance you'll look back on today and think, "Wow. My opinion on that was wrong."

All of our opinions are wrong to everyone except ourselves, just as all of our lives are wrong for everyone except ourselves. Try to remember that that's okay.

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Cats or dogs? Yankees or Mets? Do you like "Harry Potter?" What do you think about Hillary? What's your favorite Johnny Depp movie? What do you think about gay marriage? Do you like sugar in your coffee? Does my hair look better up or down? Who cares? Well, I do.

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Statistics- collection, classification, analysis, and interpretation of numerical facts

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Statistics- collection, classification, analysis, and interpretation of numerical facts

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Personal Definition- numerical facts that are presented in a specific way.

Statistics show that Donald Trump is ahead of Hillary Clinton in the polls.

Tanvir Arora

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-Prejudice in favor of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another, usually in a way considered to be unfair.

-When you or someone else is supportive of or against one thing, person, or group

compared with another, usually interpreted to be unfair.
-The news Chanel showed a lot of bias on the major event.
-Picture- CNN is known as one of the most biased news networks today. CNN is in major support of presidential candidate Hillary Clinton showing false numbers in poles.

-Spencer McQuay

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Alexander Morse

-A qualification of a person's background used to indicate they are suitable for something
-A document proving a person's identity or qualifications

Sentence: We only hire professionals based on their academic  credentials.
-Alexander M.

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The quality of being logically or factually sound

A way to find something has logic and evidence in it with it.

Do you have enough validity for those facts you just stated.

Nick Katial

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-A sequence of drawings, typically with some directions and dialogue, representing the shots planned for a movie or television production.
-Little boxes with illustrations and dialogue, that plan out a story.
-Hey Steven Spielberg, do you want to see my story board for my movie?

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Truncated
-Shorten (something) by cutting off the top or the end
- Cutting something off to make it shorter
- I cut off the first sentence and the last sentence of my letter to make it shorter

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1. Reliability
2. Extent to which an experiment, test, or measuring procedure yields the same results on repeated trials.
3. When the second experiment has the same results as the first using replication.
4. The experiment on video game violence had reliability.

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Symone Johnson
Cross Reference
- A note in a book (such as a dictionary) that tells you where to look for more information
-  A note that leads you to more information on the topic you're specifically reading.
As I was reading my APUSH book I came across some helpful cross references.

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For a blog post about some sort of legal geekery

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- Deeya Deepak

An account of somebody and/or their work in life, written by another person.
- Ex. Sentence: According to the picture below, Melissa Müller wrote the biography on Anne Frank.

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