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    something much more valuable than mere wage compensation: a college education. Fortunately for the aforementioned unpaid labor, the authors make it clear that they believe that the NCAA’s archaic modus operandi will not continue to function for much longer. An argument can be even be made that the NCAA’s modus operandi in regards to player compensation has already become a relic of the past in the aftermath of the O’Bannon ruling. The issue of student-athlete compensation is far from a settled…

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    Zikode Case Study

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    5.Causes, motives and triggers Christopher Mhlengwa Zikode was a product of his circumstances, namely; growing up in a rural community in which faction fights were common. Faction fights emanate from tribal feuds and are fights that occur between rival black groups (Anon, 2012:1). Zikode was exposed to violent behaviour from a young age, which could have influenced his violent acts. His vicious murder spree and rape series was the result of a combination of factors, such as being exposed to…

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    expectation of theological institutions is the formation of individuals who will step into the world exemplifying the incarnational ministry of Christ, not only in a church setting but also, in the community context. Therefore, a theological school’s modus operandi, its curriculum, and how it values ministry in communal contexts will…

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    Mexican Drug Crisis Essay

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    quickly double. Neighboring Sinaloa states copied this form of method. Several families became powerless after 1982 when Miguel Felix Gallardo created the Guadalajara cartel, an organization inspired by the Medellin cartel. The Medellin cartel modus operandi was to connect some of these families to control the production and distribution of heroin and marijuana within the US (Pacheco, 2009, p.1026). This lead to a pact of non-aggression signed by the Juarez, Tijuana, and Sinaloa-Sonora cartels…

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    just by knowing which cards to reject and which to buy. One game after another demonstrates that these systems seem sound in theory but almost always crumble in practice with a narrow few exceptions. In fact, there's only one even somewhat-solid modus operandi for picking Bingo for cash cards. Even that proven edge is a very slim one, and rarely enough to really "take" the house in one of the purest games of chance. ● Granville & Tippett Two otherwise remarkable statisticians and analysts can…

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    Taxi Industry Case Study

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    Innovation in Taxi Industry Evolution of the Transport Industry: The first form of transport was, of course, Shanks pony (the human foot!). However people eventually learned to use animals for transport. Various animals were domesticated before the mechanical vehicles came into the picture. Later, in 1935 the first parking meter was installed in the USA. This acted as one of catalyst for the emergence of the Taxi Industry which is now being revolutionized by the advent of new applications.…

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    Essays, Not Rants! 233: To Tell The Truth How do you tell the truth? Saying “Alice and Bob broke up” may be what happened, but is it the truth of it all? Breakups are messy business; did Alice break up with Bob or Bob break up with Alice? Did Bob break up with Alice for Charlie? Suddenly there’s a narrative attached to the happening, which in turn colors our perception of what happened. It may be less accurate, but it could be closer to the truth. Maybe the truth is Bob feels like his heart’s…

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    Introduction and Research Question Thinking about the world today in comparison to 40 years ago, it has become much more globalized, in other words, the world is increasingly interconnected. Before the 1970’s, it was almost unheard of for multinational corporations (MNC’s) to operate or do business abroad due to the lack of technology. Due to the decrease in tariffs and trade barriers and advancements in technology, society is becoming much more globalized; businesses are starting to expand…

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    Homicide In Psychology

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    agencies. Without the help of these strategies, many mysteries would not be solved and many murder cases would go on without justice. Incidentally, there are several aspects that goes into psychological profiling; Modus operandi, Personation, and Staging. To start with, Modus Operandi, or M.O. is a particular way or method a criminal commits a crime; it is the resulting correlation that connects cases, and the learned behavior that is dynamic and malleable. When linking murders together, the M.O…

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    Blood In The Mobile Essay

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    It is a known truth that – A man who is devoid of ethics can prove out to be a demon, which is let free into the world. This phrase can be paralleled to a group of individuals who have a paucity of ethics, yet are living free in this competitive world. Blood in the mobile, is a great work of documentary by Frank Poulsen, which revolves around the reckless extraction of minerals. The mineral in the name of ‘Cassiterite’ is mined by unethical means in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. An…

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