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    reform passed is that, in many cases, legislators “pay lip service to limiting or eliminating franking” while continuing to exploit and protect the system as it exists (Sellers 132). In addition, current jurisprudence on the subject has created a doctrine of “government speech” which makes it…

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    the people began with subtle racist connotations, slowly easing into stronger statements. Although the whole world was the audience for Hitler’s propaganda, the main focus was Germany. In Adolf Hitler 's own words, “propaganda tries to force a doctrine on the whole people… [It] works on the general public from the standpoint of an idea and makes them ripe for the victory of this idea,” (“Nazi Propaganda,” paragraph 1). Hitler enforced his ideals publicly through the use of many kinds of…

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    As a social worker, working with teenagers who are dealing with coming out as a gay or lesbian and utilizing the empowerment theory, which primarily focuses on the oppressed teenager on a one-on-one form of micro level or focal system, does not exclude or count out the larger levels on a macro scale, which can be individuals within a large group of teenagers coming out as a gay or lesbian, their family members within their subsystem and or suprasystems environment. “The empowerment theory…

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    taking extra shifts, attaining higher positions within their facility, increasing their degree level among many other options. Recent changes in health care have amplified opportunities for nurses and along with those expanding opportunities comes an equivalent increase in responsibilities. As Florence Nightingale encouraged, we should “always keep up the honor of this honorable…

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    Much discussions on the writing-translation motivation of Legge is evangelical. I suggest to reconsider the writing motivation of Legge from author-reader a prior. Choosing The Story of Abraham is not only to consider the publication year of 1857 which can have parallel reading with his The Notions of the Chinese Concerning God and Spirits, but also we can identify the identity of Legge as co-author-translator-interpreter. A brief introduction of The Story of Abraham is needed. After that,…

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    JUDICIAL IMPACT Do Supreme Court decisions actually have significant impact on society? As mentioned by Alexis de Tocqueville (2002), the judge occupies a prominent place in the American society. According to him, the judicial power is a real power on equal terms with the Congress and the Presidency. It is a political institution that contributes under its oversight role of the constitutionality of laws, to determine the extent of the rights and freedoms to which Americans are entitled. So, do…

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    SUSAN B. ANTHONY 3 Susan B. Anthony: Equality Starts With One Voice Women did not always have the right to vote. It wasn’t until a woman named Susan B. Anthony devoted her life to fighting for the rights of women that the issue of women voting was ever truly thought about. On top of driving people to think about the rights of women, Anthony also drove people to consider the rights of African Americans and fought for temperance. Susan B. Anthony, as an evangelist, believed…

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    the legislative branch of the United States government. Often times, the Supreme Court is asked to decide issues that cannot be resolved between the other two branches. “The division of American government by the constitutional separation of powers doctrine creates a major constitutional confrontation at the center of the Federal Government” (Schwartz, 2013). In recent years the Supreme Court of the United States has been asked to decide a series of cases which involved several branches of…

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    British law to deny access to a fair hearing. Of course it only asked for a signature from a person with right to hearing, however, such requirement becomes insurmountable from a financial perspective. The applicant would have to hire a solicitor or equivalent which in all probability has little or no experience with EU law in general and less experience in the particular case law relevant to the summons in question. Therefore any solicitor would not only have to spend the usual time to prepare…

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    While Jews certainly did prosper in medieval western Christendom - in Spain, England, France and the Holy Roman Empire - it is arguable whether this occurred during times of true Christian persecution, for this phrase implies a coherent, general and importantly, state-backed, form of oppression, which did not exist until late in the period. Indeed, even though anti-semitism did exist, the two distinct phases of Jewish prosperity during the Middle Ages were marked rather with tolerance and…

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