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A seminar is generally a form of ##QUESTION_1## interaction, either at an academic ##QUESTION_2## or a commercial or ##QUESTION_3## organisation. It has the function of ##QUESTION_4##, small groups for ##QUESTION_5## meetings, focusing each time on some ##QUESTION_6## subject, in which everyone present is ##QUESTION_7## to participate. This is often ##QUESTION_8## through an ongoing dialogue with a seminar ##QUESTION_9## or instructor. Normally participants must not be ##QUESTION_10## in the field under discussion.

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Experts are beginning to suspect that one of the major ##QUESTION_1## of crime in modern cities is the actual design of the city. Oscar Newman, a professor of architecture, in his book titled “Defensible Space” has ##QUESTION_2## the results of his research on this question. The effect of environment ##QUESTION_3## crime is twofold.
Prof. Newman’s research shows that some buildings may encourage people not only to interfere but to allow crimes to ##QUESTION_4##. Crowded apartments in a huge block bring people physically together but isolate them ##QUESTION_5##. People living in what is ##QUESTION_6##, one building with a common entry fell isolated within their own apartments. They are unconcerned ##QUESTION_7## their neighbours. Some years ago, a girl was stabbed to death ##QUESTION_8## a period of half an hour, while hundreds of people living in the block ##QUESTION_9## without interfering, without even calling the police. The other obvious effect of the design of buildings is that it affords room for crimes. Hidden nooks and corners, spaces between buildings out of ##QUESTION_10## are convenient spots where crimes can be committed without the fear of detection.

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There are certainly some things in common between science and religion. Both want the ##QUESTION_1## of mankind. Only their ways and ##QUESTION_2## are different. Then, both of them ##QUESTION_3## to have truth as their basis. Religion ##QUESTION_4## that the truth it ##QUESTION_5## should be believed in with a blind ##QUESTION_6## . Science says that it should be studied, ##QUESTION_7##, tested and only then relied upon. If during ##QUESTION_8## some new truth or new aspect of the truth ##QUESTION_9##, science is ready to accept ##QUESTION_10##. But religion is not ready for research, experiment and change in whatever has already been accepted or revealed.