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Fri 23 Jun, 2023 04:12 am
If one of the two representatives at an international development conference defines ‘development’ as having high-rise buildings and modern architecture while the other defines ‘development’ as having high family values and strong moral standards, what kind of disagreement do you think they are engaged in and why do you think so? As a member of the organizing team seeking to bring development to all participating nations at the conference, do you think a stipulative definition is helpful? Justify your answer referencing our discussions in the course so far (Units 1 to 3). (Your response should be between 500 and 600 words).
@PABLO1,
We don't do other people's homework. Good luck with this.
@PABLO1,
Here's an essay that might help you in your endeavor.
Bard.Google wrote:
Introduction
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And a final point of matter. WTF DO YOU THINK WE'LL DO YOUR HOMEWORK FOR FREE?!
PS: It was written by Bard, Google Chatbot. The first sentence seems factually wrong about the purpose of this online forum. Make of it what you will.
@PABLO1,
Good luck with your homework assignment. I, for one, wouldn’t offer much advice except to suggest you to do your own work. Your teacher or professor most likely would suggest that as well.
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