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ensure no embellishment. • Recommendations should be used carefully. Employees should review all recommendations created for them for any embellishment (e.g., use of the words “better” and “the best”), expertise, certification or specialization listing. Edit recommendations as needed. • Employees should not include the words “expert,” “certified,” or “specialized” in their credentials unless authorized to do so. Expertise and specialization are heavily regulated at the state level.…

.................................... "' ARTIGOS ESPECIAIS / SPECIAL ARTICLES RELATO DE EXPERIÊNCIA / EXPERIENCE REPORT •Duas visões psicopedagógicas sobrede o fracasso _ Acentuação gráfica: criação e aplicação um jogoescolar de regras Accents on words: invention and application of games and their ......................... rules ........... $ !' Two psychopedagogical points of view on the failure school • 20 anos depois: uma pesquisa sobre problemas de PONTOS DE VISTA / POINTS OF VIEW…

with a minus sign. S SW 3 and higher, block search to a spline interpolation coefficient block S The F word in G501 exceeds the value range or is negative. S Check the incorrect block in the “Correction block” display Remedy S The cursor is placed on the incorrect word, if possible S The block number of the incorrect block is positioned behind the alarm number in the alarm line. S Correct the F word accordingly. Example: 3000 1 N0010 General programming error Alarm number…

é/está? Are we? Nós somos/estamos? Are you? Vocês são/estão? Are they? Eles, elas são/estão? INTERROGATIVE WORDS: Vamos estudar algumas palavras que também aparecem freqüentemente em perguntas. São as wh-words: What? (O que? Qual?) Where? (Onde?) Why? (Porquê?) How? (Como?) Who? (Quem?) When? (Quando?) Você pode fazer dois tipos básicos de perguntas: A) Perguntas começadas por WH-WORDS: este tipo de pergunta é muito freqüente. Importa não esquecer que verbo virá antes do sujeito:…

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displacement  is 0    2 or       . In either case, it is set in [Range of Angle] under the [Function] tab in the Options Window. Negative radius vectors are not allowed in relations. 39 Chapter 7 Linked Graphic Elements 7-1 Linking Two Points  Linking Two Points 1. Right-click in the Graph Display Area and click on the (Connect Points) button on the pop-up menu. This selects the Link Points Mode. The Connect Points Mode is cleared by clicking again, or by…

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you’re ready to try to understand what they’re going through. Another part of knowing is assessing thoroughly, seeking what is said and not said on the client’s part. Sometimes it’s also probing sufficiently that you can help them come up with the words to describe what they’re feeling. Sometimes so much of what we do is in our responses to the stories they tell. “Seeking cues” is the next category and was a very interesting finding for me. That came from a year studying in the newborn…

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France in Europe? (A França fica na Europa? ) Palavras interrogativas ( INTERROGATIVE WORDS) Vamos estudar algumas palavras que também aparecem freqüentemente em perguntas. São as wh-words (Interrogative words): What? (O que? Qual? ) Where? (Onde?) Why? (Por quê?) How? (Como? ) Who? (Quem?) When? (Quando?) Você pode fazer dois tipos básicos de perguntas: A)Perguntas que começam por wh-words; Esse tipo de pergunta é muito freqüente. O importante é que você não se…