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Harry PotterHerbs have been used in many cultures for thousands of years, in cookery, medicine and even magic. And magic is a vital ingredient in the adventures of the schoolboy wizard, Harry Potter, currently all the rage among children and adults alike.
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Independent Schools [Part 3]Most boarding public schools are in small towns or villages within about 250 kilometres of London, and have about 700 pupils.
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Independent Schools [Part 2]The independent day schools in big towns have much in common with the old principal lycées and Gymnasiums or equivalent in Western Europe...
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Independent Schools [Part 1]Private-sector education is based originally on boys' schools founded by public-spirited men of substance in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
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Changes in Economic, Social and Political Life in BritainThere have been so many changes in economic, social and political life in Britain in the 1980s that this seventh edition is very different from the sixth. Some chapters have been completely rewritten, the others very thoroughly revised.
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The Culture of the BantuA person torn from a traditional society and thrust into a modern, urban, industrial environment finds his entire life disrupted.
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My Wife and I Follow a Vegetarian Diet. Can She Safely Stay on it While She's Pregnant? Can We Raise Our Children as Vegetarians?Although most people can safely eat a vegetarian diet, extra care is advised for children and pregnant or breast-feeding women, especially if their diet excludes most or all animal products.
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How Much Fiber Should I Be Eating? What Are Some Good Ways to Add More Fiber to My Family's Diet?The average American consumes about 12 grams of fiber a day, which most nutritionists agree is too little. The National Cancer Institute recommends that you eat about double that amount, from 20 to 30 grams of fiber each day.
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The Religion of the MajorityBeatrice Pitney Lamb is an American who has visited India many times and has written several books about the country.
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The Joint Family (Part2)The joint family is not a universal Indian institution. Much of India is too poor for the joint family to survive; for if there is nothing to share, there is no bond.
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The Joint Family (Part1)Now it is time to look at the bad side of Indian marriages. Competition, so notably lacking before marriage, comes after the wedding, when the couple settles down to live with the groom's family.