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<text bytes="2230" sha1="ikdjaj80hin55z7ee6sikmfxrnrwtxv" xml:space="preserve"><div style="text-align: center; font-size: 250%;"><math>Discrete</math> <math>Mathematics</math></div>

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<text bytes="2171" sha1="3j7a3t5lbsgaa65awmtp37sz8xwwapt" xml:space="preserve">This is currently a pre-draft textbook. Therefore some information is inaccurate.

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<text bytes="6578" sha1="pusqz2s0cv29f6mrryykxmtuwxyrxdp" xml:space="preserve">Lojban has a 24-letter alphabet (23 of which come from the Roman alphabet):

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<text bytes="2306" sha1="bdvhgbqsaionmy71w3ehm2q3ju3ato9" xml:space="preserve">In Lojban names are called cmene (pronouced shmen-eh, IPA /ʃme.ne/), and are transliterated to use only Lojban sounds. In Lojban all words end in a vowel, and so to avoid any possible confusion all cmene end in a consonant; if a transliterated name would end in a vowel, it is usual to add an s to the end. All cmene are followed by a full stop, so confusion to where the name stops and the next word starts it avoided; for this reason, any names beginning in a vowel have a full stop in front of them. To indicate an accent somewhere other than the second-to-last syllable, the entire syllable to be accented must be capitalised. A comma should be used to stop two vowels next to each other that should not be pronouced as a dipthong. All names must have the word 'la', meaning 'the', placed before them. A few examples are below:

<text bytes="2306" sha1="bdvhgbqsaionmy71w3ehm2q3ju3ato9" xml:space="preserve">In Lojban names are called cmene (pronouced shmen-eh, IPA /ʃme.ne/), and are transliterated to use only Lojban sounds. In Lojban all words end in a vowel, and so to avoid any possible confusion all cmene end in a consonant; if a transliterated name would end in a vowel, it is usual to add an s to the end. All cmene are followed by a full stop, so confusion to where the name stops and the next word starts it avoi

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<text bytes="4189" sha1="da0ui99zdumej4v5g21el0bcy084hvc" xml:space="preserve">The Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis (SWH) is a hypothesis in linguistics, stating that there are notable differences in thought patterns of speakers of different languages, and that the way people's brains function is strongly affected by their native languages. It's a very controversial theory, championed by linguist Edward Sapir and his student Benjamin Whorf.

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<text bytes="9311" sha1="1qv7hm1f59mfheq8p7siv6nvlwdvemt" xml:space="preserve">== Loglan ==

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<text bytes="623" sha1="03h2mdglrhw16a56vok8bwn9mkuqi0h" xml:space="preserve">*Wikipedia: Lojban

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<text bytes="8373" sha1="qpk59r1hgdc11k35th55fugd6zxnveg" xml:space="preserve">Attitudinals are markers of attitude or emotion, modifying the word (brivla, cmavo, cmene, sumti, or tanru) directly before it. For example, the simple << mlatu >> for "cat" can become << mlatu .ui >> for "cat (happiness!/:D)". At the beginning of a sentence (after the place of .i) they modify the entire sentence (bridi), and after the attitudinal beginning bracket << fu'e >>, they continue the emotion for all the statement until the closing bracket << fu'o >>.

<text bytes="8373" sha1="qpk59r1hgdc11k35th55fugd6zxnveg" xml:space="preserve">Attitudinals are markers of attitude or emotion, modifying the word (brivla, cmavo, cmene, sumti, or tanru) directly before it. For example, the simple << mlatu >> for "cat" can become << mlatu .ui >> for "cat (happiness!/:D)". At the beginning of a sentence (after the place of .i) they modify the entire sentence (bridi), and after the attitudinal beginning bracket << fu'e >>, they continue the emotion for all t

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<text bytes="1973" sha1="bgjh7ieo11pdxl3zwpaeafrt9nfwc8b" xml:space="preserve">This is a guide to HTML, a standard markup language for web pages. A text editor and a web browser is all you need to create web pages, view your handiwork, and share information with others all over the world.

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<text bytes="137" sha1="dkeovdjfkapbnbtc5wr6bd41dyy8z4f" xml:space="preserve">http://www.cde.ca.gov/re/pn/fd/documents/hist-social-sci-frame.pdf

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<text bytes="599" sha1="lflkyj0s1o1g49sk8uu6uuvpak7y6ar" xml:space="preserve">General Biology

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<text bytes="1399" sha1="0o7n1elap6irlnrr5oovtc9rnfppft3" xml:space="preserve">===Scope===

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<text bytes="1150" sha1="6iyb5j3vzb719z7jadqd02zxfa7evsd" xml:space="preserve">{{Recipe summary

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<text bytes="16908" sha1="q8vgktny7yco34bvy1ziv8gyt8trkuv" xml:space="preserve">Spanish slang is more localized than English slang and sometimes people from one Spanish-speaking country get confused talking to people from other Spanish-speaking countries.

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<text bytes="6394" sha1="7pfwsfqd5u2hm1e5fsuaz3vrhmm736h" xml:space="preserve"><div class="center"><big><big>Welcome to... <big>The World History Project</big></big></big></div>

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<text bytes="6181" sha1="cbczq38rah1wppheht6wp7z6xypcys6" xml:space="preserve">== Causes of Industrial Revolution ==

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<text bytes="4426" sha1="124n18nppfekheujzpw8x32w7e3ywnr" xml:space="preserve">*gusni illumine `light'

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<text bytes="7965" sha1="a6jmhen40vz45jy7ktylj20j6ub8lj4" xml:space="preserve">==Beverages==

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#REDIRECT Wikibooks:Etiquette

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<text bytes="5157" sha1="juiyzwstg1g8w2qjxgp54it1hi87q9f" xml:space="preserve">{{Japanese related|vocabulary|

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<text bytes="1554" sha1="8kv5vompjymved76waiel7begodpysz" xml:space="preserve"><div style="text-align:center; margin-top:2em;">Welcome to the Wikibook of

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<text bytes="17671" sha1="qtquy3jzvulpc4pjwmtlw17csv6steq" xml:space="preserve">Kanji () characters are based on Chinese characters transmitted to Japan during the spread of Buddhism in the 5th century. A large percentage (approx. 70%) of Japanese vocabulary comes from Chinese or Chinese-derived words. While the meaning of individual characters is fairly consistent between the languages, compound words often have different meanings.

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<text bytes="691" sha1="d2y7tymwcmtug4dubv9mdzvg03rl81y" xml:space="preserve">The Spanish Wikibook was created on August 2, 2003 by ThomasStrohmann; it was the first language book on Wikibooks. During December 2006, it underwent a complete archive and rewrite, by Celestianpower. A list of major contributors — past and present — can be found below.

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<text bytes="739" sha1="axcm0p834ue0u3lsic8ho06mm5u4xb4" xml:space="preserve">The infinitive is the simple, unconjugated form of a verb. It does not indicate who is doing the action or any time reference. "To be" is a verb in the English infinitive form. "Ser" is a verb in the Spanish infinitive form. When you look up a verb in the dictionary it is found in the infinitive form.

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<text bytes="8529" sha1="0dnu6r3639zn2qtqae089vi241tmj3y" xml:space="preserve">The Wikibook Introduction to computers and communications technology.

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<text bytes="472" sha1="rxi1tuc1bzn6ojq5nnn2p5vm7qwozx4" xml:space="preserve">This Wikibook is a the result of a collaborative effort by a number or contributors.

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<text bytes="3032" sha1="s12ngrrw2pztlrgzk31bee2ku0ltcfb" xml:space="preserve">Glossary of Computer and Communications Terms

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<text bytes="684" sha1="rsr5og75fc1wq7o9uhslp8m6pw860os" xml:space="preserve">Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) (Internet) A document publishing language that mixes content, formatting rules, and processing scripts to create Web Pages.

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<text bytes="8439" sha1="ohvwn1xckuat6t1u1mri7i57bn5p9ne" xml:space="preserve">When we talk of set theory, we generally talk about collections of certain mathematical objects. In this sense, a set can be likened to a bag, holding a finite (or conceivably infinite) amount of things. Sets can be sets of sets as well (bags with bags in them). However, a set cannot contain duplicates -- a set can contain only one copy of a particular item.

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<text bytes="975" sha1="p0ymoeenoa91aovyeh4cwziwilfy65q" xml:space="preserve">This page is not yet a normal Index.

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<text bytes="4802" sha1="0xoh45ttlnw5bbln6299x7nc839mo0z" xml:space="preserve">thumb|200px|Flag of Poland

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<text bytes="2022" sha1="aoj859lsilbsmjv1qivw604m4wgzsqu" xml:space="preserve">Charles Darwin (1809 - 1882), British naturalist, founder of the Theory of Evolution by means of natural selection.

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<text bytes="485" sha1="dco5au6jsurtaig79ckkimm5ox0on1b" xml:space="preserve">Actual Cost of Work Performed (ACWP) (Project Management) The total direct and indirect costs of accomplishing work completed to date. It usually refers either to a given time period or to a completed project phase, activity, or task. Some management techniques compare it to a budget to determine a variance or status. In other cases, when it is usually called earned value, ACWP may be used to determine interim payments to a contractor.

<text bytes="485" sha1="dco5au6jsurtaig79ckkimm5ox0on1b" xml:space="preserve">Actual Cost of Work Performed (ACWP) (Project Management) The total direct and indirect costs of accomplishing work completed to date. It usually refers either to a given time period or to a completed project phase, activity, or task. Some management techniques compare it to a budget to determine a variance or status. In other cases, when it is usually called earned value, ACWP may be used to deter

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<text bytes="552" sha1="995ndugh59p7sef0utkowp3biyb7v1l" xml:space="preserve">General Routing Encapsulation (GRE) (Internet) A method or technique of adding an IP standard header and trailer to a message that does not follow IP protocols.

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<text bytes="483" sha1="9eg2fksw18fgzcu6hpwbh3kk6hgfwvs" xml:space="preserve">Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) (Networking) is a system of protocols that uses abbreviated routing information based on the devices and connections of a single Internet Service Provider (ISP).

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<text bytes="285" sha1="6707z71130gwi7dj394ogz635wqriw9" xml:space="preserve">Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) (Internet) An evolving system of protocols that define the Digital Certificates and Certificate Authorities that identify and validate the parties in an electronic commerce transaction to each other.

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<text bytes="404" sha1="nhsxm695kj7y8uzxz5lot4uvr9dgro8" xml:space="preserve">Tunneling (Networks, Software) – a software process that uses General Routing Encapsulation (GRE) programs to send encrypted or incompatible messages over a network, usually the Internet. The concept refers to the use of the internet by two nodes of a Virtual Private Network (VPN), and their treatment of the internet as a 'tunnel' for their messages.

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<text bytes="583" sha1="9mphnkp4yhjnsd4xuegugr1mq4hksf4" xml:space="preserve">Virtual Private Network (VPN) (Internet) a service, usually offered by an ISP, that uses various routing, encryption, and security technologies to allow the Internet to serve as the equivalent of a private or controlled network.

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<text bytes="331" sha1="gvn0sawczdi2ikyj9tzikq5lpo9vnqd" xml:space="preserve">Adobe Systems Inc. (Corporation) A software vendor specializing in documents. Founded in 1982, their best known products are Pagemaker, Acrobat Reader, and Photoshop. Located in San Jose, California, their web address is http://www.adobe.com/main.html.

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<text bytes="439" sha1="7ecs27bghchkvi5ft0esarhayxtea11" xml:space="preserve">Automatic Data Processing (ADP) (Corporation) a corporation, specializing in payroll and human resources business services and founded in 1949.

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<text bytes="161" sha1="0psq020qg909ylja5baeht6x8zugy7c" xml:space="preserve">Aldus (Company) a former software vendor, noted for the developement of Pagemaker, which was sold to Adobe in 1994.

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<text bytes="564" sha1="9vhu102mx9dz776x06a5w6yenomr2kq" xml:space="preserve">Animated Cursor – (software graphics) a feature that modifies the displayed cursor based on the state of the component the cursor is located in or the properties of a control that the cursor points to.

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<text bytes="857" sha1="79u0vf3d77llo9p0cp6hq7ettbep4gj" xml:space="preserve">Apache (Internet Software) A free, open source Web Server HTTP processing software package from the Apache Software Foundation. Apache runs on OS/2, NetWare, Unix, and Windows NT. Version 2.0 dates from May 2002. The software source code may be downloaded from the Apache Website, which also contains Apache Documentation. For Apache related questions or issues, you can search this large unofficial Apache Forum hosted by Nabble which currently archives all the Apache projects' mailing lists for cross search and browsing. You can also post your question to the appropriate sub forum which will then forward your post to the corresponding Apache mailing list.

<text bytes="857" sha1="79u0vf3d77llo9p0cp6hq7ettbep4gj" xml:space="preserve">Apache (Internet Software) A free, open source Web Server HTTP processing software package from the Apache Software Foundation. Apache runs on OS/2, NetWare, Unix, and Windows NT. Version 2.0 dates from May 2002. The software source code may be downloaded from the Apache Website, which also contains Apache Documentation. For Apache related questions or issues, you can search this large unofficial A

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<text bytes="267" sha1="8y9o5b0n2zvuck0fscmk7m478viazy1" xml:space="preserve">Apache Software Foundation (Organization) A collaborative non-profit working group dedicated to the education, development and delivery of open source web software.

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