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    PESTLE ANALYSIS OF FAST FOOD INDUSTRY POLITICAL FACTORS The stable political climate of South Africa allows for its food industry to grow at a steady rate allowing it also to evolve to face different political challenges. The government’s inability to keep up with the energy demand can be seen as one of those challenges. Therefore it is imperative for Famous Brands to creatively solve the problem of unstable electricity supply before it reduces earnings by affecting vital day to day procedures…

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    The United States is one of one hundred and twenty-three democratic countries in the world, and it is also an immense active democratic promoter. According to the Council on Foreign Relations, “...one of the few truly robust findings in international relations is that established democracies never go to war with one another” (Lagon 1). The promotion of democracy to foreign countries will create less conflict and develop positive relationships with countries where conflict currently exists. Any…

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    definition of the service? The New South Wales Department of Community Services (DoCS) is the largest child protection agency in Australia. DoCS main work is to protect children such us neglect and abuse. In order to maintain their vision and aim, DoCS operates within the legal framework set in the Children and Young Persons (Care and Protection) Act 1998, the Community Welfare Act 1987 and the Adoptions Act 2000. It also offers early intervention and prevention strategies that support the…

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    SUBJECT: STATE, SOCIAL PROTECTION AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES INDIVIDUAL ASSIGNMENT SUBMITTED TO: PROF. PUSHPENDRA KUMAR SUBMITTED BY: BHAWNA (M2014CODP004) “Social protection policies and programs are really just a form of residual social welfare and cannot address deep-seated problems of poverty.” Discuss. SOCIAL PROTECTION  INTRODUCTION “Social protection is the publically mandated policies and programs to address risk and the vulnerability among poor near poor…

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    at increased risk such as, American Indians; African Americans; and Hispanics (CDC, 2014). Glucose is the body’s primary source of energy; its absorption is highly dependent on insulin, a hormone produced by the beta cells of the pancreas. Insulin acts as a key, which is…

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    Rights are understood as being legal protections against harm, and many argue that animals already do have rights under the Animal Welfare Act, and the idea of animal rights is not at all controversial. However, the Animal Welfare Act is only limiting the amount of pain animals are exposed to. During research animals are still put through the same type of harmful experiments, but are…

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    is no escape until rescue, they worked together to promote their wellbeing (Tobar, 2015). Hence each person decided to take a role and help in one way or another. Juan used his skill to install lights and charge batteries, Mario assumed the role of food dispenser, there are water crew men who make sure there is constant water supply, Yonni took the role of a nurse after they were discovered, while Henriquez performed spiritual role by leading them in prayer which instilled hope to the men and…

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    Consuming locally grown produce reduces the amount of effort it takes to transport food all the way to someone’s plate and also allows for less production of food. This overall helps sustain the environment because it is decreasing the amount of natural resources needed to grow, process, and transport food. Community gardens also provides security, meaning that if there is not food available at stores then there will always be some in the community garden. An individual will no longer…

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    The Right To Healthcare

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    "the interdisciplinary study of the design, development, adoption and application of IT-based innovations in healthcare services delivery, management and planning"(nih.gov). The advent of information technology in healthcare domain has improved the quality and efficiency of the healthcare delivery system. The field of health informatics is closely related to various domains of healthcare like hospitals, insurance companies, pharmaceutical companies and patients. Advantages of Healthcare…

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    The nutrients that sea sponges expire feed other marine species, and in turn it is a food source for starfish. Sea snails consume algae and phytoplankton loosened by starfish on the ocean bottom, and are also a favored as food by starfish. Crab, lobster, starfish and jellyfish are all prey for larger predatory organisms, such as sharks, turtles, manatees, and ocotpus. Jellyfish eat free floating phytoplankton…

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