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of other languages. It has been suggested that Interactional Competence Theory could be an alternative approach to the many models of Communicative Language Ability with which most of language testing has worked.
This study shows that we need to take diverse construct-based approaches and discourse
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of being completely unrepresentative. Because ceramic ware are often variable in their structure and composition. It is, thus, advisable to sample the sherds in more than one part to get a more representative, and to obtain a larger quantity than is actually required by the technique. (Rice, 1987) F
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of Various Educational Systems to Adapt Them to a New Age." For example, most general courses are geared toward university entrance and thus tend to be uniform in curriculum structure and implementation, with the result that there is insufficient provision for the diverse characteristics of students
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in state-led inquires, and as private organizations maintained close ties with the government. This tendency became stronger as the nineteenth century progressed.
A few conclusions can be drawn about the characteristics of social research performed by these diverse individuals and organizations. Fir
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in arts can be understood as adoptation and modification of styles and contents of traditional arts in tune with the characteristics of traditional or unique artistic sense of the country. Along with this basic understanding, the author suggested a few other principles of indigenization such as the
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