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    What is a relational database? It is a database that stores the information about both data, for example for a person detail that is link with their car details that they have bought it from the company. The data and relationships are showed in an entity which is in a flat, two dimensional tables. We would use a relational database in a company such as a car company so when they want to store their customers information and what car did they buy, they use a relational database which stores the…

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    In the current age of globalization, the nature and characteristics of human resources has undergone many changes, in which labors are more active and flexible and freely in making decision about their employment. More and more people move from one country to another in the hope for better employment opportunities. Under this circumstances, labor migration associated to the tendency of global migration has played a particularly important role in the socio-economic development of many countries.…

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    Conflict theory pg 27- a theoretical framework in which society is viewed as composed of groups that are competing for scarce resources. The scarcest resource in this scenario is clearly revenue. As the national debt increases, the American dollar continues to lose value by the day. It 's getting to the point where people are no longer able to maintain the lifestyles they have grown accustomed to. As a result, we all try to save as much money as we possibly can. Price has become the first…

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    multinational corporations, the construction of international organizations, and the strengthening of international relations. One contributing factor, that is often marginalized by politicians and citizens alike, is the growing demand for learning foreign languages. More and more people around the world have been taking second, third language classes for multiple purposes, especially professional advancement. Being multilingual has become so essential that many countries such as France and…

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    prevalent in South Africa and Rhodesia (Tavan, 2004:116). Australia’s xenophobic immigration policies created extreme enmity and distrust, which made it difficult for External Affairs to operate in the region. External Affairs, now the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, were forced to work around these racist policies and still maintain favorable political and economic relationships in…

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    Being bilingual has shaped the way I approach the world around me. Being able to speak two different languages has helped me understand the world a little better and, has given me the opportunity to expand my vocabulary. This helps open doors to understanding and appreciate two completely different cultures. Having the knowledge of two languages helps us to have more flexibility in ways to of thinking and in the way we handle problems. Speaking two languages has impacted me and the way I…

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    oblivious to what is happening in foreign countries. First, people in America go out less because they are always distracted by their technology. This also leads to Americans not wanting to read foreign news anymore as people use to before technology came out. Second, foreign countries see Americans as lazy people. Third, Americans believe they can travel in America for a lot cheaper than going to a foreign country. Americans do not think about what is happening in foreign countries because they…

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    Zadie Smith short story “The Embassy of Cambodia” present the main character Fatou experiencing life changing events due to her lower-class status. Fatou happens to be a young African woman from the Ivory Coast who moved around to find a place where she could seek stability and better her non-existing life. Though it may seem that Fatou displays horizontal racism toward certain ethnic groups, in all actuality she is trying to overcome the racist circumstance the continue to hinder her life.…

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    The United States foreign military policy is a policy that allows the United States military to assist any foreign country by any means necessary. The United States military has assisted many people starting back before the First World War. The United States military assisted the Texas army to defeat the Mexican army to take Texas from the Mexicans. The United States has helped many people and their crumbling countries including: Britain, France, South Korea, Vietnam, Baghdad, Iraq and many more…

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    Why is US foreign policy pulled to extreme of either doing too much or nothing at all? Give Examples. The inability of U.S. foreign policy to stay effective is because the United States is trapped into a very passive commitment in which America has to continuously support its alliances that are not producing anything good to America as promised. Foreign assistance, which is supposed to improve the well-being of recipient countries, goes directly to small collations. America, with the fear of…

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