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How To Be Nice

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People should be nice to each other for peace and happiness. It is strange that we all speak about this but seldom follows what we speak. We act as per our interests and whims, caring little how our behaviour and deed may affect others. This big world is full of complications and wars for the narrow and selfish attitude that we carry both as a community or individually. A little act of sacrifice or selflessness could have changed the world to a considerable extent. Here are the ways. 1.Be Positive .  When your friends look to you for advice or just to set the mood of a conversation, don't be negative or critical. Keep looking for the positive in any given situation. Cheer them up. There are two sides to every situation: the positive side and the negative side. Nice people help others see the bright side of things. 2.Be Humble .  Do you tend to look down your nose at people who are different or "weird"? It's not nice to believe that you are better than ...
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Corruption in the Philippines

  ASIAN COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY 10-Perseverance RESEARCH REPORT How does corruption affect a country’s economy? Economies that are afflicted by a high level of corruption—which involves the misuse of power in the form of money or authority to achieve certain goals in illegal, dishonest, or unfair ways—are not capable of prospering as fully as those with a low level of corruption. Corrupted economies are not able to function properly because corruption prevents the natural laws of the economy from functioning freely. As a result, corruption in a nation's political and economic operations causes its entire society to suffer.   Corruption affects a country in a way that it lessens the overall GDP of a country. Imagine 5 people saving money together and one of them takes half of the savings without informing the other 4. The total savings would then be halved and only one person would benefit from taking half of the savings. That is a basic example of corruption and its e...
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