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    Death is the capital punishment in most countries around the world. The summer capital of the phil is baguio. Classification is the grouping together of terms / objects according to a given basis.

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    Death is the capital punishment in most countries around the world. The summer capital of the phil is baguio. Classification is the grouping together of terms / objects according to a given basis.

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    Death is the capital punishment in most countries around the world. The summer capital of the phil is baguio. Classification is the grouping together of terms / objects according to a given basis.

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    Death is the capital punishment in most countries around the world.

    The summer capital of the phil is baguio Definition 1. Formal specie-term to be defined Genus-class to which the term belongs Differentia-difference of the term to the others in the same group 2. Informal-operational -synonymous

    METHODS OF PARAGRAPH DEVELOPMENT BY CLASSIFICATION Classifying is the grouping together of terms/objects according to a given basis. In classifying it is important to consider the similarities of the objects and dividing them according to their references Mills and water (1980) in igoy Et. Al. defined classification as almost any act of nothing relationships; the act of locating a specimen of the different kinds of object which possess a given characteristics

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