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    Corporations, especially Corporate America, have usually nothing to do with the livelihood of the work force to gain economic power. It is much more interested in the stockholder's profit margin. Why do we allow corporations to replace our liberty, and the pursuit of happiness for the individual in favor of the stockholder? How can the employees even know what their rights are, if they are working in excess of 50 hours a week? Isn't it about time we start changing the basic structure of…

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    The constraints on the supply side of education, health and food security has resulted in the increase in service use with little correspondence to outcomes. This highlights the gap in social services, particularly when one observes the differences in outcomes, and for those who are included or excluded from the programme. Furthermore, the lack of exit strategies can undermine the possibility of long term human development outcomes. The ideas which permeate the literature on social safety nets…

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    The article “Redemptive popular art: Television and the cultural mandate.” written by C. Christians (1980) gives us three questions that we should judge our films by. The first being, “How does it portray human life, or more strongly, what do they presume about human nature?” (p. 14) most messages of film today usually…

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    Everybody loves good cinematography but sound is half the movie. The eye draws us out while the ears draw us in. I found the task to be rather daunting when it came to trying to decide on only one film that could be counted as a film with remarkable sound design, therefore I decided to write about four separate films that continue to hold their ground as being the most advanced and stimulating of their time. These films use sound to create an experience rather than concert communication setting…

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    Patriarchy And Feminism

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    as the dominance of male power exclusively over women. On the other hand Feminism is a political crusade focusing on the equality of the woman 's clan and not ‘superiority’. The concept of Patriarchy bee 's existence with women having to be in the picture without which the very idea of talking about either would be despicable. Succinctly redefining, Patriarchy should not and cannot be limited to the feminist understanding otherwise it would mean prejudicing the thrust, which is not the…

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    Case study This case study is going to describe the details of a chest examination undertaken on a 36 year old man who was involved in a road traffic collision (RTC) from the emergency department. The request card for the examination had the following clinical details: 'Cyclist involved in RTC, query pneumothorax'. Pneumothorax is a condition whereby the pleural cavity holds an accumulation of air resulting in the collapse of the lungs due to the pressure exerted on the lungs by the air…

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    Era Of Environmentalism

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    rules mandating air, endangered species, forest resources, and water. However, with the rapidly evolving institutions and industries prevalent in modern life, the issue of environmental health has never been more important. The potential impact of mandates passed by the government should be in the forefront of our contemporary concerns. The economy, political platforms, and media…

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    Introduction Is the internet today as we know the playground that has no rules? Are copyright infringers’ taking advantage of the internet and allowed to violate copyright laws without any repercussions? Many copyright owners that feel their works of authorship are being broadcasted through the world of the internet without their permissions. This copyright material is being displayed not only on US websites but foreign websites. How can these copyright infringers’ be held accountable?…

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    Blurred lines and confused explanations comprise the difference between culture and social structure in the public eye, but sociologists tend to see culture as a unifying set of behaviors, attitudes, values, and beliefs that hold a group together, while social structure is the de jure framework - governments, institutions, businesses, groups - that people inhabit. In this sense, culture can be broadly defined as the ties that bind, those intangibles that give individuals an identity and a…

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    In the years from 1787 through 1788 a number of papers began to appear that radically changed American government. Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay wrote eighty-five different letters to newspapers that helped ratify the Constitution and create a system of checks and balances for the government that the United States should still follow today. The Framers constructed the Federalist Papers to avoid many of the problems that the American government is facing today such as the…

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