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Have you heard about genetically modified organisms?
They are plants or animals created through the genetic engineering techniques. To make a new product using genetic engineering, there are steps that genetic engineers follow.
First, they unzip the DNA molecule to make a copy of itself done by
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Have you ever heard about 'GMO'? Of course, you just heard it, but you won't know well.
Therefore, I will explain about GMO in this article.First of all, this is the acronym \"Genetically Modified Organism\", meaning ‘Genetically Modified Organisms’ or ‘GM genetically modified’.
It chooses a use
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Have you ever felt angry when someone said, "It’s mine. It’s not yours, and took away one of your precious things? I might feel very upset if I had my things taken by force.
In the same way, Japan is trying to take away Dokdo, one of the most beautiful Korean islands.
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Today I'd like to talk about a book titled Who Moved My Cheese? by Spencer Johnson, why we need to read it, and what we can learn from it. Before I get to the main points of my speech today, let me ask you one question. Have you ever hated change?
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Today most Koreans are eager to learn English, but I wonder why do we have to learn English.
I’ dig into this question in this article.
First, we live in global world at present day, and English is an international language. Wherever you go, you can speak English and the person that speaks with
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My name is ○○○. I have so many hobbies that I cannot tell them all. Among them, I have just picked three for today; drawing pictures, listening to music, and learning about foreign languages.
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Today, I’d like to talk about "How to successfully study by oneself."
I want to introduce the nine rules on how I study English.
First of all, I like studying English. It's one of my hobbies. We need to be fond of English in order to study successfully
Second, I spend a lot of time for it.&n
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The ‘English Wind’ is blowing in Korea because of the globalization around the world.
‘Early Education’ seems essential and I completely agree to that. There are also many reasons to support what I believe. Whether we want it or not, we’re all studying English, and it has been settled down to our l
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After watching TED, through communities in homepage, you can talk about your own ideas and things you are curious and you can also debate with other people by bringing up what you want to talk about. As TED serves both Korean and English subtitles at once and gives useful information for free, it is
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These days, two new terms start to emerge in the media in Korea. The words are ‘Hell joseon, or 'Dirt spoon’. These words have originally been used by a minority of netizens on a particular website, which was then picked up by the media, and that's how we come to know the words. The phrase ‘Hell jos
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