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Researchers Deceived

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Scholars published their research in clone Journal Shams     |     Pakistan     |     Researchers Deceived Knowledge is a wealth which brings a foolish person out of the darkness of ignorance and makes him a part of the enlightened world of understanding, thinking, positive criticism and spreading knowledge. Indeed, it makes a dead, insensitive, and indifferent society, such a bright and prosperous one that it lives and shines for the rest of the world, and if the same education, if does not reach the people, according to their mental standards and if there are any obstacles in achieving it, it becomes difficult to get education. But those who break these barriers and reach their destination then rule the world. One of the obstacles they face is the attainment of higher education which cannot be achieved by a low-income earner and more those whose income is better, i.e., those who have a good income to some extent can hardly get higher ed...
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