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    Fadi Ghandour Case Study

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    Introduction Partially, the work addresses a case study about Fadi Ghandour, the previous CEO of Aramex and a well known entrepreneur. The core and desirable attributes of a successful entrepreneur developed by Timmons are discussed with regard to Fadi. Additionally, a critical evaluation of any other critical factors in the launch and growth of Aramex are presented. Conclusions about successful launching and growing a new business with regard to Aramex are discussed together with how this…

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    A Portrait of Frederick Clegg – Antisocial Traits in His Personality John Fowles’ The Collector is a book that stands out for various reasons. Not only it depicts two characters diametrically different from one another, but it also portrays them with such depth and psychological insight that it is hard to believe only one author has created such two plausible and conflicting protagonists. Another thing that attracts attention in The Collector is the overall character of Frederick Clegg and the…

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    Question 1A Characteristics shared by successful entrepreneurs Entrepreneurship is a process of identifying opportunities of which you can Identify marketable needs that are required as defined by [G.Nieman and A.Bennet, November 2001, “Business management revised second edition”] Set of common characteristics shared by successful entrepreneurs: 1. Motivation – As an entrepreneur you should be enthusiastic and future oriented. It is important for an entrepreneur to have belief that they will…

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    In Joseph Conrad’s novella, Heart of Darkness, there is a recurring doubt that surrounds the true grounds for which colonization stands. Is colonization inherently evil? Conrad presents various stances on the revealing nature of colonization through the antithesis of Europe and Africa. This distinct juxtaposition of the two civilizations is deliberate in its validation of the violation of Africa. As a result, it highlights the continent’s vulnerability and exercises its right to dominate whilst…

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    From 1945 – 1989, America and Russia were locked into the “Cold War.” (Cold War) This wasn’t like a normal war were two countries directly pitted their military strengths against each other. Instead, the Cold War was fought with politics, fear, spies, and proxy wars. This was extremely scary for the American public, creating national hatred for communism and any countries affected by it. Vietnam was one of these countries, having been divided into a southern, democratic half and a northern,…

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    2005 and directed by George Clooney, portrays the difficult decisions of the news and media outlets during the early 1950's Red Scare. An event that was brought on by Senator Joseph McCarthy who terrified individuals both communist and not communist affiliated. Edward R. Murrow wanted to expose the unjust actions of Senator Joseph McCarthy, and once he did, he received the backlash for speaking out against a senator. Good Night, and Good Luck tells the hardships and difficult decisions made by…

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    recurring stories and themes pop up around the world, crossing borders of both language and culture. Though they can vary from tales of a great flood to how the world came to be, the most common and easily-identifiable is the Hero’s Journey. Outlined by Joseph Campbell, the Hero’s Journey is the story of a great person travelling to a strange, otherworldly place (literal or metaphorical,) facing a fearsome enemy, and returning to the “normal” world having gained wisdom and experience. The most…

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    The novella Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad published in 1902 is regarded as the best writing in English and it about imperialism. It is about Marlow’s journey to find Kurt an ivory-trader in Africa and bring him back to civilization. He was traveling through the Congo River by steamboat. He got attacked by the Natives who were ordered by Kurt, Kurt was worshipped by the Natives because he has power and he was brilliant. Kurt was supposed to bring civilization in Africa but he eventually…

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    League did: The Council of the League met. It condemned the Geeks, and told them to leave Bulgaria, the Bulgarian government sent orders to its army not to fight back. The Greeks did as the League said, they left Bulgaria. The League’s Failures in the 1930s in the 1920s, the League of Nations had been quite successful. (Scott & George, 1973). In the 1930s, it failed terribly. By 1935 most countries did not think that the League could keep the peace. When Hitler began to break the Treaty of…

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    The Romantic period is in the 1820s to the 1900s, the music written in that period are artistic and literary. Some famous composers are Tchaikovsky, Chopin and Schumann. ‘Vltava’is a piece composed by Bedrich Smetana in the Romantic Period for symphony orchestra. This piece has 6 movements and it describes the flow of water that runs through Czechoslovakia and Prague from day to night. It contains a lot of emotions and it is one of the most famous nationalism work. Fig. 1: It shows all the…

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