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IMF -- Paper on Digital Currencies(1).pdf

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Start studying Internet addition. Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools.

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Dictionaries are very useful when students need to check the meaning of words whilst reading. However, they should be used sparingly because students' reading loads at university can be quite high; there simply isn't time to check every single word. It is also wise to avoid translating, often the translation can be incorrect, inappropriate, or not the correct word form. I recommend Wordnik because it provides a range of definitions from many dictionaries, examples, synonyms and links to texts which have used the word.

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Middle English, from Old English lufu; see leubh- in Indo-European roots.

From Middle English love, luve, from Old English lufu ("love, affection, desire"), from Proto-Germanic *lubō ("love"), from Proto-Indo-European *lewbʰ-, *leubʰ- ("love, care, desire"). Cognate with Old Frisian luve ("love"), Old High German luba ("love"). Related to Old English lēof ("dear, beloved"), līefan ("to allow, approve of"), Latin libet, lubō ("to please") and Albanian lyp ("to beg, ask insistently"), lips ("to be demanded, needed"), Serbo-Croatian ljubiti, ljubav, Russian любовь, любить.

From Middle English loven, lovien, from Old English lufian ("to love, cherish, sow love to; fondle, caress; delight in, approve, practice"), from the noun lufu ("love"). See above. Compare West Frisian leavje ("to love"), German lieben ("to love").

From Middle English loven, lovien, from Old English lofian ("to praise, exalt, appraise, value"), from Proto-Germanic *lubōnan ("to praise, vow"), from *luban ("praise"), from Proto-Indo-European *leubʰ- ("to like, love, desire"), *lewbʰ-. Cognate with Scots love, lofe ("to praise, honour, esteem"), Dutch loven ("to praise"), German loben ("to praise"), Swedish lova ("to promise, pledge"), Icelandic lofa ("to promise"). See also lofe.

From the phrase Neither for love nor for money, meaning "nothing".

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Middle English, from Old English lufu; see leubh- in Indo-European roots. From Middle English love, luve, from Old English lufu ("love, affection, desire"), from Proto-Germanic *lubō ("love"), from Proto-Indo-European *lewbʰ-, *leubʰ- ("love, care, desire"). Cognate with Old Frisian luve ("love"), Old High German luba ("love").

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Dear students, if you would like some listening practice, then watch this video created with TED ED. Whilst you watch the video, there are some comprehension questions I would like you to answer. There is also a reflection question at the end of the video.

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Video from TED YouTube Channel

Hans Rosling discusses population growth in the last 50 years, and the increasing gap between industrialized and developing nations.

Additional Resources for you to Explore

I would like you to consider the benefits of watching this TED talk.
How might watching a TED talk like this prepare you for study at university?

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Hans Rosling: Global population growth, box by box

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Video from TED YouTube Channel Hans Rosling discusses population growth in the last 50 years, and the increasing gap between industrialized and developing nations. Additional Resources for you to Explore I would like you to consider the benefits of watching this TED talk. How might watching a TED talk like this prepare you for study at university?

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Hi everybody! My name is Phuong and I'm a pre-sessional english student. After this course, I am going to study MSc Management with Finance. I'm from Hanoi - capital city of Vietnam. My home town is a beautiful place and friendly people. It has kind of warm weather. For example, in the winter, the lowest temperature is 10-11 degree. Therefore, when I came to London, I can't stand the weather, it's so cold. Otherwise, I really like London. My favourite quote is "To be yourself how matter what happens".  ♥️

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Practice asking help from the lecture

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Practice writing paragraph

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I hope it will be useful...
https://www.noredink.com/learn/mastery

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Practice with sentences

In my hometown, the most important holiday is Tet holiday (simple). This holiday is similar to Chinese New Year and it is usually in between February and March (compound). Tet holiday is the time when people return home to celebrate with their family (complex). At Tet, my family always sit together and cook traditional food (compound). For example, before the Lunar New Year Day, we make Chung cake, which is a traditional cake of Vietnam (complex). My mother assigns chores for everyone in the family such as: I prepare the ingredients, my parents wrap the cake, and my brother boil the cake (compound). When the Lunar New Year day comes, my family will visit all our relatives and have a party to celebrate the holiday (compound-complex). I love Tet holiday because it is the time I can meet all my cousins and relatives who I have not seen them for a year (compound-complex). Moreover, I can have lucky money, which the older generation gives to younger generation (complex). However, this year, I can not come back my hometown to feast with my family because of my studies (complex).

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As requested, here is some more information about introductions.

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Here is a guide for introductions

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Here is a guide to report writing from the University of Leicester.

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You'll find cause and effect language especially useful for your reports on employee engagement.

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Dear students,

Please protect yourself from rip-off agents. You have rights, agents and landlords have to obey tenancy laws. Your deposit she ld be held in the my tenancy deposit scheme, not by the agent. If not, they are also breaking the law.

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Steps to take if your landlord doesn't refund your tenancy deposit money when you leave.

1. Ask for your deposit back

A tenancy deposit is money you pay to a landlord in case you leave and owe rent or cause damage to the property.

If you're an assured shorthold tenant your landlord must protect your deposit in a tenancy deposit scheme.

Write to your landlord

Your landlord should return your deposit in full at the end of your tenancy unless they are entitled to keep it or make deductions due to rent arrears, damage or other financial loss caused by you.

A letting agent may be responsible for return of your deposit if they manage the property for your landlord.

Send a letter or email to your landlord or agent to ask for it back.

Deposits protected in an insurance-based scheme

You can notify the scheme if your landlord doesn't return your deposit within 10 days of your written request.

The scheme will order the landlord to pay the disputed amount to them and hold the deposit until the dispute is resolved by:

agreement with your landlord

the scheme's dispute resolution service

the court

Deposits protected in a custodial scheme

You should ask a custodial scheme to refund your deposit at the end of your tenancy.

The scheme must refund your money within 10 days if you and your landlord agree.

If your landlord doesn't agree to the refund, the custodial scheme holds the money until the dispute is resolved by the scheme's dispute resolution service or by the court.

A custodial scheme can return your deposit without you going to court if your tenancy has ended and you have no contact details for your landlord or you have:

written to your landlord to request return of your deposit

not received a response within 14 days

Check your scheme's online refund process

Find out more about your scheme's online refund process on their website:
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2. Challenge deductions from your deposit

Your landlord should write to you to explain any deductions they've made from your deposit. You can write to ask for an explanation if they don't.

Examples of when your landlord can make reasonable deductions from your tenancy deposit include if you:

failed to pay your rent

caused damage to the property

didn't leave the place clean

Write to your landlord

Use Shelter's template letter to challenge deductions from your deposit

You can use this letter if you are a tenant or if you are a lodger living in your landlord's home.

Use a tenancy deposit scheme's dispute resolution service

Your landlord should have used a tenancy deposit protection scheme to protect your tenancy deposit if you are an assured shorthold tenant.

The scheme's alternative dispute resolution (ADR) service can help if there's a dispute about the return of your tenancy deposit. You can only use ADR if both you and your landlord agree. The service is free.

The ADR service decides how much of your deposit should be returned to you. Their decision is final.

Contact the tenancy deposit protection scheme to find out more about their ADR service:
my deposits
A tenancy deposit protection scheme's ADR service can only deal with whether your tenancy deposit should be returned to you in full or in part. It can't award you compensation, but you can consider separate court action for this.

If you are not sure if your tenancy deposit was protected, you can check online.
Check if your tenancy deposit has been protected
3. Consider court action

You may be able to take court action if your landlord refuses to return all or part of your deposit. Court action should be a last resort.

You can use a tenancy deposit protection scheme's alternative dispute resolution (ADR) service to resolve a dispute instead of going to court. You can only use this if you have an assured shorthold tenancy and your landlord used a tenancy deposit protection scheme to protect your deposit. There is no cost to you or your landlord. Their decision is final.

The first step in taking court action is to send your landlord a formal letter called a letter before action. This sets out the details of the case against your landlord, including any claim for compensation. It's worth sending a letter before action even if you don't like the idea of going to court. Your landlord may offer to settle the dispute rather than face a court hearing.

Court action if your tenancy deposit was protected

You can take your landlord to court for a refund of your tenancy deposit if you are an assured shorthold tenant and your landlord:

protected your deposit with a tenancy deposit protection scheme

won't agree to use the scheme's ADR service

Find out how to take court action to get your tenancy deposit back

You can also claim compensation from your landlord if they:

protected your tenancy deposit late

didn't provide you with the information required by the rules or provided it late

Under tenancy deposit protection rules, your landlord usually has 30 days from when you pay your deposit to protect it and give you certain information.

Find out how to claim tenancy deposit compensation

Court action if your tenancy deposit wasn't protected

If your landlord didn't protect your deposit in a tenancy deposit protection scheme within 30 days, you can take your landlord to court to claim:

a refund of your tenancy deposit

compensation of between 1 and 3 times the value of your tenancy deposit

This only applies if your tenancy was an assured shorthold tenancy.

Find out how to claim tenancy deposit compensation

Not sure if your deposit is protected?

Your landlord should have informed you which tenancy deposit protection scheme they've used to protect your money.
Check if your tenancy deposit has been protected
Lodgers, student in halls and assured tenants

If you are not an assured shorthold tenant, you can take court action to get all or part of your deposit returned.

Follow the process for the return of a lodger's deposit if you are a lodger, student in halls or an assured tenant.

Find out how to take court action for the return of a lodger's deposit

4. Check if you are owed compensation

You may be able to take court action to claim compensation if you have an assured shorthold tenancy and your landlord broke tenancy deposit protection rules.

You can apply to a court to claim compensation from your landlord if they:

didn't protect your tenancy deposit or protected it late

didn't provide you with information about the scheme or provided it late

In most cases, tenancy deposit protection rules allow your landlord 30 days from when you pay your deposit to protect your deposit and give you information about the scheme used. Different time limits apply for tenancy deposits paid before 6 April 2012.

You can make a claim for compensation even if your landlord has already returned all or part of your tenancy deposit.

Find out more about how to claim tenancy deposit compensation

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Steps to take if your landlord doesn't refund your tenancy deposit money when you leave. A tenancy deposit is money you pay to a landlord in case you leave and owe rent or cause damage to the property. If you're an assured shorthold tenant your landlord must protect your deposit in a tenancy deposit scheme.

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Quizlet connected with the topic of women' rights.

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Thesis statements in cause and effect essays

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Thesis statements in cause and effect essays

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In the final exam, students need to write approximately 300 - 350 words. It is not possible to include every argument in your assignments, even when students are required to write longer assignments, it is better respond to the question in a 'narrow and deep' manner. This means selecting a few key topics and expanding these thoroughly. It is best that your thesis statement, and outline, is appropriately narrow enough to provide the reader with a clear map to navigate reading your assignment.

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In the final exam, students need to write approximately 300 - 350 words. It is not possible to include every argument in your assignments, even when students are required to write longer assignments, it is better respond to the question in a 'narrow and deep' manner. This means selecting a few key topics and expanding these thoroughly. It is best that your thesis statement, and outline, is appropriately narrow enough to provide the reader with a clear map to navigate reading your assignment.

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Introduction for tedtalk
https://ed.ted.com/on/d8d6Uesv

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Who seeks treatment for cannabis related problems.pdf

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Cannabis reclassified as class c drug.pdf