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i assigned this title"let the hope live". although the passage was taken from intermediate english text book , lesson "Reflections on the reawakening of East by Bertrand Russells"thanks

[QUOTE=supersonic dexter]i assigned this title"let the hope live". although the passage was taken from intermediate english text book , lesson "Reflections on the reawakening of East by Bertrand Russells"thanks[/QUOTE]
what about the first and i think most important question?i attempted reconciliatory steps in politics,a better strategy in democratic norms.i revised it as well.

[FONT=Times New Roman][SIZE=3]I wrote on following topic and I did well in this topic as it was my favorite topic. I explained it with the examples of Riba concept and the historical examples of recessions connected with the current global financial meltdown. I worked on this topic from CSS essay point of view and that helped me in PCS composition paper. This topic has remained my favorite topic in economics study. I was expecting it either in Essay, or in Economics paper.[/SIZE][/FONT]


[quote=Raz][B]01.[/B] Write an Essay of about 300 words on any one of the following: 20
(iv) The curse of Interest is responsible for world wide recession and declining world economy.
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hi raz :laughing

ur given title impilies ur breadh of vision n maturity of thougts inccorporated with refinement of study. this title should be an ideal titile for the percis.

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[QUOTE=zoombhuto]1.dicotheque=play where social danc.........
2.benevolence=kindness(benevolent=generosity)
3.partisan=favouring
4.forego=giveup
5.extirpate=eradicate or uproot(both are close)
6.vogue=fashion
7.tie=fasten
8.timid=submissive
9.modest=unpretentious
10.graphic=techniques of visual design.note- my score in this question will hardly be four out of ten.:dd[/QUOTE]
forego=waive(source-carvans aptitude test book.one of my old dictionary had 'giveup'as the right answer)
timid=coy(source- carvans aptitude test book)
modest=humble(source-carvan.note.docile comes nearest to the word 'humble'.