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    With such a title, Henry David Thoreau 's "Civil Disobedience" describes what it means to be civilly disobedient. “Let your life be a counter friction to the machine”(Thoreau “Civil” 373) is the overarching thematic quote of the 1849 essay, stating that oneself should be the force that fights against an unjust institution. The prestigious Welton Academy of Peter Weir’s 1989 film Dead Poet’s Society is an exceptional example of a controlling machine. Within the academy, there is the rebellious…

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    opportunity to get evidence and testimony that will help establish facts and identifying possible suspects. Before interviewing the witnesses, they must be separated so they are not allowed to talk to each one another. Otherwise, it could lead to collusion, witnesses working together to create a story and that could jeopardize finding any possible suspects. The interview should be conducted as near the time of the crime. The witness should be interviewed with sensitivity and on a professional…

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    Question 1 – Learning Outcome 1 (10 marks) You are an employee of a compliance consultancy and will visit DKA Ltd and BBT plc, who are both UK-based insurance brokers. DKA Ltd is a small general insurance broker who only transacts commercial business for UK-based small and medium enterprises (SMEs). BBT plc is a global insurance broker managing all classes of business with international coverage. (a) Identify, with justification, two significant regulatory issues you will investigate on your…

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    Uppsala acknowledged secular world as locus and context of mission, “to a humanity that cries passionately and articulately for a fully human life.” This shift of focus from individual conversion towards world foreshadowed the crisis in mission as found in Donald McGavran’s question “Will Uppsala Betray the Two Billion?” According to McGavran the document “Renewal in Mission” did not give an authentic proposal for personal proclamation of the gospel, necessity of faith, the unevangelized…

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    State” (Article 41, paragraph 1). Following all these events, in January 2017 a civic movement under the name “Stop Operation Soros” was formed to examine the work of the George Soros funded Open Society Foundation in the Republic of Macedonia. Collusion between the Hungarian-American billionaire and the U.S. against Macedonia’s national interest is outlined on the website…

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    The Six-Day War Analysis

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    When Egypt suffered devastating defeat in Sinai, losing most of its air force within a few hours to Israeli air raids, the disaster came as a terrible shock to Nasser. He described the aftermath as ‘one continuous nightmare’ and that Egyptian diplomats were ‘…in a state of confusion, uncertainty and doubt.’ While Nasser himself knew that the inflated propaganda that had been released on Arab media channels were exaggerations aimed at threatening Israel, he had not expected Egyptian forces to…

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    Hamlet: the son of a murdered king and incestuousincentous queen, the sole witness to the final wishes of an apparition, the subject of hostility from a jaundice uncle and his conspirators. A troubled young man of noble blood forced to avenge a murder no one is entirely sure was committed. As a product of the times one is born into the world with certain responsibilities, limitations, expectations, and privileges that are completely predetermined. Much of what Hamlet experiences is beyond his…

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    Desdemona represents a character who inadvertently found herself in the middle of Iago’s evil plot. As a result the actions taken by Desdemona throughout the story rests in the fate of Othello’s hands. In his play “Othello”, William Shakespeare evolves the setting around Venice in the 1500’s. Consequently Venice in Shakespeare’s play was once ruled by a Moor named Othello. Othello, a black man, was seen as a valuable war hero by his citizens including a future Psychopath named Iago. Iago soon…

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    Assignment #2 The 1920s was the apex of the American planning movement. Cities were well designed and well managed meaning there was harmony between the architecture and streetscape and buildings were mixed-use. There were easily discernible characteristics of a traditionally planned city such as a center for commerce, culture, and governance; a walkable city was built with narrow, versatile streets and a grid that allowed different routes to connect to several locations; mixed-use zoning made…

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    As we grow older, we hear about how individuals of upper degree misuse their ability of power. Really, there are three different kinds of powers: ‘shared’, ‘owned’, and ‘aimed’. In Howard Brody’s essay “The Expert Power of Social Healers”, he defines how these powers are used. The most basic form of power is shared power. Shared power makes it “possible to own or disclose one’s power without sharing it” (Ladd 1129). The good thing about this power is it gives one the opportunity to “aim one’s…

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