1)Compulsory voting should be ended in Australia

2)wine prohibition In 1920, the Volstead Act came into effect and lasted for 13 years to prohibit the
manufacture, sale, transportation, importation, exportation, delivery, or possession of intoxicating liquors and
almost destroyed this industry though its loophole allowed for the production of some kinds of wine and fruit
juice which later on was banned by the government.

3)A women who changed her opinion about wild animals.The establishment of conservancies, run by local
communities and assisted by the government and NGOs, has been proved successful to help developing
countries to decentralize natural resources, create jobs and improve the economy.

4)town vs country Although there are many advantages of country living, it is still difficult to persuade a
town- born and bred person to live in the country due to disadvantages and inconvenience of country living life.

5)Nobel Peace Price.Al Gore, in his award-winning movie, expresses his fear about sea-level rises over this
century, the accelerated melting of ice in Greenland, the future of polar bears predicted a rise in heat-related
deaths and these concerns go against scientific studies done by his co- winner of this years Nobel Peace Prize,
the IPCC.

6)Cow and grass.There is a co-evolutionary relationship among cows, grass, and bacteria as cows have rumen
where bacteria could digest grass into high-quality protein while they help the grass spread seed by their hooves
and also provide manure to it.

7)City of London.London has surpassed its rivals and has dominated global financial markets to become the
worlds mighty money capital due to its judicial and currency advantages even though the expansion progress
was not smooth.

8)Australian education quality and equity Although improved educational equity increases differences in
quality so that educational equity and quality cant be achieved at the same time, improved educational equity
and quality are still important because they could strengthen human capital and social cohesion.

9)Armed Police school.School liaison police have been brought into NSW schools to reduce crime rates and
improve students safety by conducting workshops and some people believe it a good thing while others not.

10) parents birth order.Despite the theory that parents' own birth order can affect their parenting, and that
parents usually replicate the family in which they were raised, both parents and children have free will to build
up their own personality and characteristics.
11) Napping .Although more research is needed, some studies show that a regular midday siesta could reduce
the probability of death caused by heart disease, by helping to deal with stress and biological rhythm of daily
living.

12)Labor comparative advantage

Although some developing countries, such as China, become competent in the production green industries
because they have a comparative advantage over the United States, in producing labour intensive goods due to
the relatively lower-priced labour, the United States still has a comparative advantage enabled by innovation in
the production at the early stage of the development of a new technology

13)Parents control children's TV watching

Watching too much television has negative effects on important aspects of childrens life and it is not television
but the way that parents manage their childrens TV watching, including the time they spend on, the programs
they watch and even how the family deal with the TV, that matters.

14)Female birds singing

A research done by Laszlo Garamszegi and his team shows that most female songbirds could sing and some
species sing for surviving reasons and that this fact is overlooked due to Darwin's emphasis on the importance
of male display.

15) Fashion (color )contest,beautiful contest

Opponents to beauty pageants argue that it is demeaning to women and is a symbol of decline because in the past,
Australian women were treated with dignity and respect, while beauty pageants, promoted from the 1960s, seem to
convey that women could be judged on their appearance.3

16) Skip breakfast

Skipping breakfast will reduce calorie burnings and metabolism, impair adult thinking and children's ability
to recall and use newly learned knowledge and habit from parents and siblings. This could be achieved by
a simple bowl of cereal.
2. The NSW has brought armed police to schools in order to bring down the crime rate and enhance the
connections between the police and students. Many parents agreed with the measure, but there are other
people who hold the opposite view.

17) Tree ring

Dendrochronology is a scientific method of dating based on the construction and analysis of patterns of tree rings and it
can help to reconstruct the past climate for a geographic area.

18)greenhouse gases

19)Ageing world

If the fact and trend that we are living in an ageing world continues, the demographic revolution, as powerful as the
industrial revolution, will bring both challenges and opportunities to the society and will be a lifelong and society wide
phenomenon.

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1. You can find a lot more information on the university website.

2. The United Kingdom is a constitution monarchy and parliamentary democracy.

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30Compulsory voting should be ended in Australia

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[Flying machine by the first three questions] wine prohibition

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[Flying by the 13th question] A women who changed her opinion about wild animals

[Flying machine by the first 15 questions] town vs country

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[Flying machine by the first 16 questions] Nobel Peace Price

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[Flying machine by the first seven questions] Cow and grass

Flying by the first four questions City of London

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[Flying by the 13th question] A women who changed her opinion about wild animals

[Wicked machine by the first 19 questions] Australian education quality and equity

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[Flying machine by the first five questions] Armed Police

[Flying by the first 6 questions] Parents' birth order

[Flying machine by the first 24 questions] Napping

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[Flying by the 13th question] A women who changed her opinion about wild animals

[Flying machine by the first 16 questions] Nobel Peace Price

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[Flying machine by the first four questions] London

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[Flying machine by the first 31 questions] smallpox

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[Fees of the machine by the first eight questions] Labor comparative advantage (version 2)
[Skyfare by the first 2 questions] Parents control children's TV watching

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This class is divided into two groups, you come with me, the others stay here.

The lecture will deal with the influence of technology on music

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[Flying machine by the first 18 questions] Female birds singing

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[Flying machine by the first 9 questions] color contest

[Flying machine by the first seven questions] Cow and grass

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[Flying machine by the first four questions] London

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[Flying machine by the first nine questions] beautiful contest

[Flying machine by the first seven questions] cows and grasses

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Flying by the first four questions City of London

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Armed police coming to school

[Flying machine by the first 15 questions] town VS country

[Flying machine by the first three questions] wine industry

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[Flying machine by the first 16 questions] Nobel Peace Price

[Flying machine by the first 13 questions] A woman and wildlife

[Flying machine by the first 26 questions] Negotiations

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[Flying machine by the first three questions] Wine industry

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[Parents birth order affect the way They raised their kids

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Armed police coming to school

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[Flying by the 13th question] A women who changed her opinion about wild animals

Armed police coming to school

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[Skyfare by the first 2 questions] Parents control children's TV watching

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[Flying machine by the first 39 questions] to commemorate Edison

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[Flying machine by the first three questions] wine prohibition

[Flying machine by the first 23 questions] Ageing world

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[Flying machine by the first 19 questions] Tree ring dating

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[Flying machine by the first 12 questions] Richard Morris

[Avatar machine by the first 19 questions] Esteem Lauder

[Flying machine by the first 31 questions] Smallpox

The Great Barrier Reef

[Flying machine by the first 54 questions] Burger King

[Flying machine by the first 55 questions] Noticeably, proponent, asserting, consume

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1. [flying machine by the first 5 questions] Armed Police coming to school

2. [Fanfan machine by the 24th question] Compulsory election should be ended in Australia (this question
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[Flying machine by the first seven questions] Cow and Grass

[Flying machine by the first 20 questions] Skipping Breakfast

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1. [flying machine by the first 9 questions] Beauty Contest

2. Namibia's livestock and tourism