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10 Reasons Why Japanese People Live So Long
Japanese people have consistently ranked among the longest-living populations in the world. While there are various factors contributing to their longevity, here are ten significant reasons behind the Japanese people's exceptional life expectancy.
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7 Ways to Improve Your Brain's Neuroplasticity
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4. Sale of Goods (UK): Delivery, Payment & Acceptance II
1. Time of Delivery Charles Rickards Ltd v Oppenheim [1950] 1 KB 616 2. Shortfall vs Excess of Goods Shipton, Anderson & Co v Weil Bros & Co [1912] 1 KB 574 3. Instalment Deliveries Jackson v Rotax
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3. Sale of Goods (UK): Delivery, Payment & Acceptance
Introduction s27 SGA 1979 - Delivery, Acceptance & Payment s28 SGA 1979 - The Principle of Simultaneous Exchange s61(1) SGA 1979 - Definition of Delivery Actual or Physical Delivery --> Thomas Young
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2. Sale of Goods (UK): SGA 1979 - Goods vs Services
Lee v Griffin Robinson v Graves Goods vs Services - 3 Competing Tests Definition of 'Goods' Under s61(1) Is Software 'Goods' Under the SGA 1979? St Albans DC v nternational Computers Lond
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1. Sale of Goods (UK): Basics
Historical Background Statutory Interpretation Lex Mercatoria Freedom of Contract What is a Contract of Sale of Goods? Significance of Sale vs Agreement to Sell Hughes v Pendragon [2016] PST Energy
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Legal Anti-Positivism - Dworkin's Critique of HLA Hart
A structured account of the great philosopher Ronald Dworkin's critique of HLA Hart's positivism.
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Familia Press EU Law Summary
A succinct summary of the EU law case Familia Press. Significant for its introduction of fundamental human rights into Court judgements!
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Contract Law Cases: Adams v Lindsell
The need to know facts about the Adams v Lindsell case - a very important contract law case dealing with the time acceptance is binding via post.
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Contract Law Cases: Fibrosa Spolka Akcyjna v Fairbarn Lawson Combe Barbour Ltd.
The need to know facts about the Fibrosa Case (Fibrosa Spolka Akcyjna v Fairbairn Lawson Combe Barbour Ltd.) - a very important contract law case detailing an important rule on frustration.
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Contract Law Cases - Allcard v Skinner
A summary of the important points in Allcard V Skinner with quotes from the main Judge on the case
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Contract Law Cases - Smith v Hughes
A summary of the important contract law case of Smith v Hughes case, with video and quotes from the main judge.
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Contract Law Cases: Carlill vs. Smoke Ball Company
Learn about Carlill vs. Smoke Ball Company – an interesting contract law case.
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What are the Four Presumptions of Situation Ethics
An A Grade Answer to the AQA Advanced Subsidiary (AS) Unit 01 Situation Ethics question from June 2011. Includes B question answer.
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Three of the Best "Marine Arena" Strategies
This article aims to collect several all-around, well-performing strategies for use in Marine Arena, explaining both the strengths and weaknesses of each as well as how to perform them.
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Carl Jung and Sigmund Freud's Differing Views on Religion
What are the differences between Jung and Freud's views on religion? This article aims to outline and summarise the views of both Freud and Jung and highlight the differences in their views in a tabulated format at the end of the article.
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Different Types of Pressure Groups
What a pressure group is and what different kinds of groups exist.
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The Cognitive Approach to Gender Differences
Learn about the cognitive psychology theories and studies conducted to explain gender differences, including Kohlberg’s work and gender schema theory.
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The Social Learning Theory Explanation for Gender Differences
A summary of the social learning theory explanation for gender differences. Outlines the key principles of the social learning theory regarding this matter.
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The Biological Explanation for Gender Differences
An overview of the biological theories of gender and why men and women are different, including evidence and counterevidence.
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Codified vs. Uncodified Constitutions: Pros and Cons
What is a constitution? A word that is commonly used but often misunderstood. Read on to find out what a constitution is, and what the benefits of codified and uncodified constitutions are.
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Different Types of Modern Utilitarianism
Modern utilitarianism is ethics based on logic and has helped many people decide how to live through its many modern utilitarian views. Read on to find out all the different modern types of utilitarianism and how they could help you.
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What Did Karl Marx Believe?
Marx was an atheist. He stated that religion was the 'opiate of the people' or 'opiate of the masses'. He believed it was a tool used by the ruling class in order to control the masses. He also believed its existence owed to the fact that we...
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What Did René Descartes Believe?
A summary of descartes' beliefs and contributions to society in a concise bullet point format.
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Famous Philosophers: What Did Aristotle Believe?
A concise article about the most important beliefs of Aristotle. Set out in an easy to understand manner in lay terms so that both newcomers to philosophy and those revising can make good use of it.
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Famous Philosophers: What Did Plato Believe?
Learning about Plato? Struggling to understand his philosophy? Read on for an explanation of the views of the Ancient Greek philosopher Plato.
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Famous Philosophers: What Did John Stuart Mill Believe?
John Stuart Mill was truly a genius. Find out what he believed and see how his opinions poke at the fundamental question of what really is morality and why we do what we do.
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Famous Philosophers: What Did Jeremy Bentham Believe?
Jeremy Bentham (1748-1832) was an incredibly intelligent philosopher who invented the widely debated moral standpoint of utilitarianism. Find out what this genius-philanthropist believed and what he did to make the world better.
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Famous Philosophers: What Did Friedrich Nietzsche Believe?
Nietzsche was a great and complicated man. However, a lot of us don't have the time to look through all of his work. For those people specifically, here is a hub containing Nietzsche's main views.
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A* Example of English Coursework - AQA - ELLA 4 - The Handmaid's Tale
An example coursework essay for the AQA ELLA4 syllabus. Double marked at an A*! Perfect for comparing your own coursework to or for learning how to write the perfect coursework piece!
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The Cell Cycle Summary
An article made for biology students to revise the stages of the cell cycle. Includes the main points of each phase/stage of the cycle and also a "what you need to know for the exam" section at the end.
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French Renewable Energy - Useful Phrases and Vocabulary
Some say wind turbines are ugly, do you agree? etftrends This hub series serves to teach area specific vocabulary for French studiers who wish to learn how to not only speak but debate in french. This hub will cover renewable energy...
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French Pollution: Useful Phrases and Vocabulary
This article serves to teach french students about french pollution including french vocabulary, phrases and the english translations of the french.
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Irregular French Verbs: -ELER, -ETER and -E_ER Verbs
Within the French language, there is really only one true irregular verb ending in -er! That verb is 'aller' (to go). It has its own unique set of endings for the different tenses. All the other -ER verbs have slight variations of the standard.
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5 Health Benefits of Hot Showers
You may know that there are many health benefits of taking regular cold showers (link provided), but did you know that there are many incredible benefits of taking hot showers too? Read on to find out why maybe hot showers have been underestimated and how maybe you've been doing it right all...
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A2 Biology - Topic 8 - All You Need To Know - Part One
A2 Biology - Topic 8 - All You Need To Know. This hub series contains all of the information you need to know for Topic 8 of the Edexcel Specification.
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The Kite Runner Analysis - Baba
Baba is an important part of The Kite Runner's storyline and his influence on Amir makes up the dynamic of Amir's mentality. Baba's distant fathering approach to Amir resulted in Amir craving his attention and manifests itself throughout the novel...
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Carbohydrates - Biology - Part 2
Note: this is part two of a hub series about carbohydrates. For the first part, click here. Starch is the storage carbohydrate for plants. It is made up of the two molecules: amylose and amylopectin. Amylose is a straight chain of between...
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Blood Clotting - Biology - AS Level
Blood clotting is a vital process in the human body that prevents blood loss from blood vessels (arteries and veins). However, when blood clots form inside of blood vessels, there is a chance that they will cause a blockade, restricting or denying...
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Irregular French Verbs: -CER and -GER verbs
Within the French language, there is really only one true irregular verb ending in -er! That verb is 'aller' - to go. It has its own unique set of endings for the different tenses. There are however, three different groups of -er verbs that...
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Beginners French: The Tenses: -RE Verbs
The French language has something known as a 'conjugation system'. This means that in order for you to say "I eat" (je mange) and "you eat" (tu manges) you have to change the verb ending of the verb that you used (manger = to eat). In this case, it...
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Beginners French: The Tenses: -IR Verbs
The French language has something known as a 'conjugation system'. This means that in order for you to say "I finish" (je finis) and "he finishes" (il finit) you have to change the verb ending of the verb that you used (finir = to finish). In this...
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Beginners French: The Tenses: -ER Verbs
The French language has something known as a 'conjugation system'. This means that in order for you to say "I eat" (je mange) and "you eat" (tu manges) you have to change the verb ending of the verb that you used (manger = to eat). In this case, it...
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The 3 Main Parts of the Human Brain
The three main areas of the brain are the 'cerebrum', the 'cerebellum', and the 'brain stem'.
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Un Sac De Billes - English Translation - Chapter 1
Un sac de billes by Joseph Joffo is the story of two young jewish boys who are forced to flee their hometown in order to seek refuge from the invading Germans. This book is truly excellent and deserves to be read in its native language: French, in...
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An Analysis of Rahim Khan in "The Kite Runner"
Rahim Khan is a minor but important character in the dynamics of "The Kite Runner" by Khaled Hosseini. Although he plays a small part in the novel, his effect on the protagonist (Amir) is very prominent.
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"The Kite Runner" Analysis: Hassan's Character
Hassan is an important character in the novel "The Kite Runner." This article provides a general outline of his character.
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The Kite Runner Analysis - Amir
Amir is the protagonist of "The Kite Runner" by Khaled Hosseini. Being so well developed, there are endless points to be made about him, however, the most notable are below. Insecurities Throughout both childhood and adulthood, Amir lived with the...
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7 Abiotic Factors
Tthere are two types of components that make up an ecosystem's characteristics: abiotic and biotic. Biotic components are made up of living factors. Abiotic components are made up of abiotic factors - which this hub is going to concentrate on -...
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Why the Drinking Age Should be Reduced to 16
In countries across the world, underage drinking is an ever present danger to society. Binge drinking is dangerous for our health, but it is even more so for the youth of today; severe liver damage and impaired brain function are common...
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10 Health Benefits of Cold Showers
Cold showers are an underestimated tool in the toolbox of good health! The benefits of cold showers may outweigh those of taking hot showers and so it's important to read up about both (links provided) to make a decision! Read on to find out the 10 benefits of cold showers!
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Universal Happiness - 5 Things That We All Want
In regards to people, it can be argued that happiness is a subjective term. Happiness for one person can be brought about by completely different things than for another. Some people might find that being powerful will make them happy and will...
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5 Common False Reasons for why People don't Believe in a God
This one is a response to my hub '7 Common False Reasons for why People Believe in a God' There are many reasons for why people do not believe in a God. Here are 5 common ones that I have personally heard of, that I think are false. Much like...
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7 Common False Reasons for Why People Believe in a God
A magnificently brief overview of seven false reasons for why people believe in a god.
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The 5 Main Problems in the World
The five main problems in the world are wealth inequality, famine, homelessness, disease, and war. Here's a breakdown of these issues.
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What is the Opposition to Utilitarianism?
Utilitarianism, is a moral theory invented by Jeremy Bentham (1748 - 1832). It is the concept of maximising happiness or pleasure for the most amount of people. Within this view, sacrificing a minority’s happiness to improve that of the majority...
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6 Reasons Religion Is Dying
Religion in developed countries is declining, but why is it dying out so fast? Read on to find out why nine countries will soon be comprised entirely of non-believers and why the rest of the world will soon follow their lead.