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emphasis is when you make something REALLY clear and prominent, like that, either a specific point or part of a word i.e. EmphaSIS
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What are the new and old culture of TQM?
1: Definition 2:emphesis 3:Responsibility 4:Problem Solving 5:Percuement 6:Manager Role 7:Error 8:Decision
Why do people say dot instead of period?
people say this because most people don't know the full emphesis behind the word period, or can't be bother to say such a long and boring word. i don't blame them.
Where can you buy a Pokemon emerald guidebook from Nintendo?
Hey, you can buy one in a video game store. I think..... Well, I got mine at Best Buy, so, you can look there. But I think a lot of stores sell them. I bet if you looked at Target, you might find it, but I'm pretty sure about them selling them at Best Buy, because that's were my sister and I bought one, and it helps a-LOT! (emphesis on lot) Well, you've made the right choice in buying a guidebook, it tells you how to get everything! I hope I helped you find where to buy one. Good Luck! :)
Why are words written in italic?
Words written in italics are often used to emphasize a particular word or phrase in writing. It can also indicate a different tone or a foreign word. Additionally, italics can be used for titles of works such as books, movies, or plays.
What does a director of tennis earn?
Tennis directors' earnings vary widely across the board and are based heavily on geographical location and the individual facility. The tennis industry is hesitant to publish figures on the topic out of concern that club managers will base salaries around their findings so credible data is hard to come by. Most good directors are paid a base salary and then a commision. Typically, a director at a large country club will earn between $20k and $60k in base salary depending on experience. The emphesis is placed on the commision which usually ranges between 60% and 90% of revenue. At a busy 8 court facility a good director could make between $100K and $150k per year. Sometimes large tennis resorts pull in retired professional players or very experienced and business savy tennis pros who potentially earn between $250k and $500k per year. If I had to guess the national average for tennis directors though I would put it at about $90k per year.
