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    he possesses can save them. When the Pardoner enters a village he: show[s] them [his] bulls in detail and in sum. And flaunt[s] the papal seal for their inspection As warrant for [his] bodily protection, That none may have the impudence to irk Or hinder [him] in Christ’s most holy work. Then [he] tell[s] stories, as occasion calls, Showing forth bulls from popes and cardinals, From patriarchs and bishops... (Chaucer, 241) The Pardoner describes himself “flaunt[ing]” the false papers from the…

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    Imperfection In Republic

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    Imperfection has no place in the republic because it hinders the role of justice in society. Socrates says all imperfect babies will be thrown away because they will not benefit the republic in any way. Anything that is produced by citizens that is not beneficial will be annihilated. Imperfect thoughts and ideas can lead citizens to unjust actions. Socrates says, "… they should be careful not to let a single fetus see the light of day, but if one is conceived and forces its way to the light,…

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    addition, mathematics is helpful when getting jobs and be able to intake a higher paying salary. Making higher wages, one may have a chance at purchasing their dream home. Some schools no longer allow the usage of fingers because they feel like it hinders the learning process, in other words, it is more suitable for children in beginner levels of math. 2) Butterworth found that finger gnosis is vital in counting…

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    Resilience theory includes risk factors and protective factors. Poverty risk factors that can lead to juvenile crime consist of low parental education, single parent, and non-employed parents. These are all risks that could lead to teens acting out and getting involved with the wrong crowds. Some other risk factors occur with family, school, and neighborhood. Few opportunities for education and constant problems at school can lead to trouble in young adults who lack a strong support system.…

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    Walgreen's Case

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    1. Reading through the chapter, it was mentioned that Wasson put the customers first when it came to Walgreen’s. He would do anything to hinder CVS’s image. It really showed how eager and determined he was. Wasson took up creating, presenting, and débuting the Walgreen’s app for phones consisted of many neat features, for the ease of the customer. An interesting feature is the text message alert indicating when prescriptions are ready to be picked up at the pharmacy. Many notable things Wasson…

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    Financial Risk Analysis In addition, ABC Community Banks financial risks include market, credit and liquidity risks. Interest rate risk, a byproduct of market risk, occurs when the U.S. Federal Reserve alters interest rates (Elliott, 2012). Consequently, as rates increase the profit margin earned by ABC Community Bank decreases, negatively affecting the company’s net income and balance sheet (Investopedia, 2015a). Depending on ABC Community Banks reserves, the impact of interest rate changes…

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    So Harmful and So Young “As they grow older, the chance that young people will use alcohol grows. Approximately 10 percent of 12-year-olds say they have used alcohol at least once. By age 13 that number doubles. And by age 15, approximately 50 percent have had at least one drink.” The age when our children try their first alcoholic beverage is getting younger and younger each year. John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health states “Youth who start drinking before the age of 15 are five…

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    The Discovery Wheel helped me discover my skills and my strengths and weaknesses as a student. All the skills total scores were relatively close to each other. The skills I scored the highest in are note, communication, and purpose. I have always been good at taking notes during class and writing my own notes while reading my textbook. Having good note taking skills are a valuable asset to have to be a successful student, Not only are the useful for quizzes and tests but also can be helpful to…

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    successful completion of the merger. A third clue that an organizations leadership is functioning poorly is disunity. Unchecked conflicts between departments or between dominant and subordinate groups lead to the emergence of isolated cells that hinder communication and foment dissent. Lastly, deteriorating morale becomes apparent and results in waning commitment to change thus impeding successful cultural integration. Dysfunctional leadership characteristics, when left unbridled, will…

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    Anthem Innovation

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    What does the world of Anthem imply about the nature of technological progress? The society in the beginning of Anthem is a collective society with no room for any independence and it is a society that is very technologically primitive. The collective society of Anthem does not allow for innovation because they reject new ideas, frown upon independent thinking, and restrict people from doing what they want. These three ideas of the collective society block all innovation and research from the…

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