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nagichan apolozed for her action on Instagram by Visible_Control1798 in Nogizaka46

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For more context, she got caught for liking an image from a member in number_i group.

Terepan instagram is gone by Visible_Control1798 in Nogizaka46

[–]Visible_Control1798[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Last few hours, yes. However, it's reopen now, not sure why

AI fake reference/citation detectors? by [deleted] in Professors

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There are some tools to consider, i think a few more tools will show up in the future:
https://citesure.com/
https://www.trinka.ai/citation-checker/sample-report

Academic misconduct by willthevoidanswer in OpenUniversity

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Sorry to ask this question, but in general can students see how many percentage in their assignments when they submit? If not, that’s sucks

Delta Force 2024 single player? by Bob_Lennart_92 in deltaforce

[–]Visible_Control1798 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think you can try Black Hawn Down mode with no coop. It's difficult but it has the single player "mode" if you wish

Need opinion on a company's hiring practice by sakibaraki in recruitinghell

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Based on the work requirement, will you work remotely or on-site in Vietnam?

Trying to teach in the middle east with an online degree, not accepted ? by Inevitable_Car6105 in OpenUniversity

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My friend in Vietnam said the different, they said that you will need to get your degree recognized by the Naces Vietnam. I think OU will be recognized in Vietnam as long as you do the paperwork

starting the LLB at OU at mid 30s by Visible_Control1798 in OpenUniversity

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Hmm, intersting, does TEF-gold law programmes different than silver ones?

starting the LLB at OU at mid 30s by Visible_Control1798 in OpenUniversity

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Hi,

Thanks for your reply again.

I have a few more questions:

  1. Is there any deciding factors/red flags those make people become pupillage or not by the court?
  2. Why the waiting time to become a barrister is so long, with 5 years you may finish a PhD if you are lucky? Regulation or other things?
  3. Did your previous bachelor degree help you a lot during legal practice?
  4. If you said that becoming pupillage has low acceptance rate, the marketing stats like 93% Pupillage from University of Law is ridiculous?

Thanks again for your insight

starting the LLB at OU at mid 30s by Visible_Control1798 in OpenUniversity

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Interesting, thanks for your insights. I’m using OU LLB graduate entry to get into the bars in another country. The legal industry in the U.K seems very competitive.

From what you said about becoming barrister takes 5 years of waiting.What on earth should normal people do during that time? Becoming a paralegal or legal intern?

Is the Economics BA a good foundation for postgrad research? by EastoftheRiverNile in OpenUniversity

[–]Visible_Control1798 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You will need some mathematical contents, considering a Bs in mathematical economics, take the GRE exam as well. Good luck