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...look aggressive or violent. While they were on the boat, some
were quiet and other looks cheerful as normal.
When they arrived at Koh Kood, they encountered a
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...look at the keys)
slow (I have to look at the keys some of the time)
intermediate (ten-finger typing)
fast (I can ten-finger type without looking)
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...looking at its role as tutor and its role
as tool. Learning paradigms will be linked to these roles.
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...looked at learners’ use of multimedia input and exercises in a multimodal
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...looking procedure in order to examine the data for
an emergent phenomenon (ten Have, 2007). Provided the analyst locates a potential case, the next step is
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