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which of these are not Pythagorean triplets ?
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i had joined amity university in noida in the mba 2011 HR batch and succesfully completed my 1st semester. post that i was hospitalized for 3 months due to dengue and could not continue with my regular classes. i had joined tcs and started working due to some contsraints. now i want to complete my mba. should i aim for continuing from the second semster of amity univeristy if there is a provision or should i do a fresh mba from my earlier college in kolkata i.e. NSHM kolkata ( the reason i m looking at NSHM is due to the fact that i had done my BBA from there and after such a gap if i had to start afresh then that is the place from where i am getting a confidence factor) if i look at a job prospect of outside india then which one would give me a better edge?
Arrange the sentences in a logical order ..also plz explain why ..
A. The repercussions of that 1967 conflict set the backdrop for the seemingly never-ending Israeli-
Palestinian conflict.
B. In other words, peace could ultimately be kept only if those on either side of the conflict found it
in their interest.
C. Moreover, the blue-helmeted soldiers who were stationed on the western part of the Sinai Peninsula
could be told to leave by their host country, Egypt, at any moment.
D. Its job was not to resolve the deeper sources of the conflict or enforce a permanent settlement.
E. A decade after the Suez conflict the Egyptians asked UNEF peacekeepers to leave on the eve
of the Six-Day War.
(a) ABCDE (b) EABCD (c) DCBEA (d) BCDEA
