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1) This chapter discusses power, and how people use it. (9 words)

2) Many employees react positively to this working environment and take full advantage of it. (14 words)

3) Investigators are still trying to determine the cause of the fire. (11 words)

4) One reason that people are taking less exercise than they used to is because of lifestyle changes. (17 words)

5) All of the background noise made it difficult to have a phone conversation. (13 words)

6) The seeds remain dormant until the spring. (7 words)

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Whereas communication styles described the profound effects of caring about partners, respecting each other emphasized the main advantages of a child, from which struggling with verbal communication and handling conflicts could interact with the minor disadvantages of feeling overwhelmed. The lecture mentioned the dramatic benefits of understanding partners and concluded the great value of taking it personally and requiring a compromise.(61 words)

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The lecture discussed the importance of two main types of aid for developing countries. It highlighted the effects of emergency aid on long-term aid, which means the impacts of natural disasters are essential for teaching skills. Furthermore, the influences of social services are crucial for organizing and running services. To conclude, the indications of medical problems are useful for industrial problems.
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Some economists argue that financial aid to developing countries is, in the long run, inefficient and even counter-productive. However, there are two main types of aid that we will deal with here. First, there is long-term aid to countries such as Ethiopia and Somalia, where there are recurrent problems such as drought and poor agricultural production, and where there is little or no industry to speak of - problems that won't go away with an injection of money. Then there is emergency aid, which also appeals for contributions from the public, when a disaster of one kind or another strikes. Recent examples would be the earthquake in Haiti, and the tsunami in Japan. In the case of emergency aid, it arrives in the first instance as food, clothing, shelter, and medical aid, all of which are of immediate practical use and great benefit. With countries that have long-term developmental problems, just pumping in money is not enough and, sad to say, a lot of the money doesn't go where it should. What is more important is providing know-how: teaching the skills and expertise needed to help develop the economy and social services such as health, sanitation, and so on. It is also necessary to help build the institutions - a bureaucracy, if you like - that can organize and run these services.
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