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All the possible ways of doing something or solving a problem |
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A process in which people suggest all the possible solutions to a problem that they can think of |
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To put a solution into effect |
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A document signed by people asking the government to take some action |
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Standards for judging or evaluating something |
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A solution is effective if it solves the problem at minimal cost or causes the desired effect without too many additional costs |
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Any question that involves geography |
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A reference book offering comprehensive information on a variety of topics. Entries are usually arranged in alphabetical order |
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An annual publication that contains up-to-date information on a wide range of topics |
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A book written for a general audience focusing on a particular topic, such as climate change or global trading patterns. |
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A geographical dictionary, or index, of political and physical features of the Earthwith their descriptions and related statistical information |
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A book of maps that show the geographic features and political boundaries of places |
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Any newspaper, magazine, or journal that is published at periodic intervals |
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An Internet encyclopedia with entries created by users |
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Anything providing information. There are primary and secondary sources |
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When events are listed in the order in which they occurred |
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A brief plan in which each topic or major idea is divided into smaller units |
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A short statement summarizing the main argument made in a research project or term paper |
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A list of books, arcticles and other works used in a research project or term paper |
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