By: JhoAnNaBaNAnA
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Filed under Higher Education (University +) by on Feb 26th, 2010.
Who, what demographic group is the least active group of the society from a health, fitness point of view and why?
How they should be targeted to attract them to healthier lifestyle?
By: PM
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Filed under Martial Arts by on Feb 26th, 2010.
And by society I do not mean Italy or England and by past I mean 500 1000 2000 or so years ago and not 40 years ago.
Ok has there been maybe some DEVELOPED society experimenting with women rights, such as the roman empire or the Persia ?
By: Cassius
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Filed under 2653 by on Feb 26th, 2010.
Thanks to all answerers!
Oui. Thanks to my first two reviewers, but I wasn’t asking about Robespierre’s character, but rather how his influence in the Revolution affected French society. I’ve got some help from friends: free thought, freedom of the press, personal liberty for citizens, equal taxation, and whatnot… Can anyone answering this question add any more?
By: Napoleonic.Dragon
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Filed under History by on Feb 24th, 2010.
By: novacaine1155
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Filed under Sociology by on Feb 24th, 2010.
Your views please.
Do you agree or disagree?
Why?
By: Karmistian7667
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Filed under Religion & Spirituality by on Feb 24th, 2010.
Who, what demographic group is the least active group of the society from a health, fitness point of view and why?
How they should be targeted to attract them to healthier lifestyle?
By: PM
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Filed under 2625 by on Feb 24th, 2010.
I don’t know what they eat in the rural outskirts of Tanzania, gudrun077, but the difference between them and us, probably, is that they don’t have a choice. We have a choice and we keep on choosing the road that leads to unhealthiness only for the short term pleasure. Since industry cares more about money than the consumer, is it possible to live healthy and cheap…or is that an oxymoron?
By: loveydovey260
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Filed under First Aid by on Feb 24th, 2010.
Diego I don’t think any animals, even apes, can evolve exactly as humans have with opposable thumbs and ‘voicebox’ necessary for complex speech patterns. Animals have fairly complicated means of communication anyway, that has been proven, it is more a question of how we can understand and interract better with them
By: Sir Stamford Biglesworth Raffles
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Filed under Anthropology by on Feb 23rd, 2010.












