what is mutual inrichment and examples?
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The act or process of developing or augmenting  intellectual powers or spiritual resources directed and recieved by each toward the other.\n\nThe act or process of enriching each other financially. \n\nMELD brings together groups of parents who have similar parenting needs and provide them with support and information. Parent peer support groups ;meet for two hours once a week. Support areas are: Health and Safety; Child Guidance; Child Development; Parent Personal Development; and Community Resources
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Give me a better example and I may be able to help.:)
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Friendly towards one another. To socialize.
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Being or seeming to be everywhere at the same time
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labeling approach\nsymbolic interactionism\nrational choice\nrole theory
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it's all about the citation. You have to give full and complete credit to the original work. If all you do is copy the text of the original work you have done NOTHING to improve or expand on it. What's the point? But if you can relate several different pieces to each other, then you have created new relationships, and hence added to the value of the information (assuming you cite your work).
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both at the same time
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cooperation\nalliance\nharmony\nparticipation\nsynergism\nunity
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Find something(s) that they each have in common or don't have in common and begin with that.\n\nFor example:\n\n1st paragraph:  The Article of Confederation, Constitution and the Declaration of Independence have the following similarities (or contrasts)...   Come up with 3 similarities or contrasts that you want to write about in the subsequent paragraphs.
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It's always good to impart knowledge in all circumstances. It makes one proud. It always poses one challenge or the other, and that feels good; meeting challenges.
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noun \nDefinition:   companion \nSynonyms:   accompaniment, addition, aggregate, augmentation, balance, capacity, completion, consummation, correlate, correlative, counterpart, enhancement, enrichment, entirety, filler, finishing touch, pendant, quota, remainder, rest, rounding-off*, supplement, total, totality, wholeness \n\n\nverb \nDefinition:   complete \nSynonyms:   accomplish, achieve, cap, clinch, conclude, consummate, crown, finish, fulfill, integrate, perfect, round off, top off \nAntonyms:   diminish, reduce, subtract
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sharing suggestions,\n\nsharing burdens,\n\ngive and take..\n\nbetween 2 or more parties in the organisation or group ;)
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Here is a good example.
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there's examples and explanation there
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harmonizing / a harmony
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Collectively exhaustive.\n\nQA Guy, mutually exclusive refers to events which can never occur together. There is nothing in this question that suggests that - all it says is that the two events together cover all of the sample space, not that they don't overlap.
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What, like your question? try giving a few examples...