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    just Hold’em. And like all truly great poker players, you’ll need to help grow the game of poker for the future. There are hundreds of world champions from many different countries. Some were made in the real world – in Las Vegas, Monte Carlo or Macau. More recently, world champions have been made online. But only the Red Star Poker can crown you The Greatest Poker Player in the Universe. To be in with a chance of earning the most prestigious title ever awarded in poker, you have to not only…

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    Macau is a very small city in China. I was so lucky that I was born in there. In this prosperous city, in my young life was full of grateful and sense of satisfaction. Come from the ordinary family, but I love my family so much. I proud of them because they are giving precious experiences from their’s life. From my children life to now, I listened to my parents experiences that really could change my student life. Slowly and deeply think their’s experiences that comes out the conclusion is…

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    made it more valuable in terms of copper, weakening the buying power of Chinese peasants and workers. I also learnt that China tries to isolate foreigners in one area to control and monitor them, Montgomery mentions that the Portuguese were ceded Macau and China kept later foreigners in Canton and goes even further to mention that even in the otherwise protectionist Mao era, that trade existed in these isolated areas. Montgomery was effective in presenting the events before, during and after the…

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    Unlike other Asian American communities, which usually struggles with poverty and unemployment, Chinese international students in America is one of the extremely unique groups. They tend to come from wealthy families and the number of these Chinese international students in the US is increasing exponentially every year. However, the community does face some issues that could potentially affect this huge population in the US. For instance, the Chinese love to gamble so much that it had been a…

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    nations react towards other nation’s dilemmas. To be able to study abroad for a semester or more would further my understanding of how the world truly works beyond Susquehanna University. This knowledge on a foreign culture and language, especially in Macau, would become an invaluable asset in my latter work. If I am to become successful and reflect the university in a good light, then having the opportunity to study abroad in a country of my choosing would be priceless knowledge. Knowledge that…

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    Whenever a project succeeds, it is analogous to an opera that has exquisitely executed an art form, a seamless unification of distinct elements, such as acting, musical score and theatrical setting. However, I tend to think it reflects the basis of high sustained performance: structure, a meticulously regulated system with each component contributing to the big picture - a bona fide crux of management. A synergy encompassing social and political context, a diverse management degree will sate my…

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    The Early Modern Period (1450- 1750 C.E.) brought upon the global stage many things. Increased international trade, expeditions, and colonization defined this section of history. New developments were occurring in many places, influencing future order and economic promise, even today. To start, European power grew immensely at this time. Western Europe continued to flourish, producing a series of explorers that would greatly affect both people’s scope of the world and set a new precedent for…

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    3) Methodology: While gender equality is increasingly witnessed and promoted within different aspects of lives in the contemporary society, pornography as a recent social phenomenon has commonly neglected females as potential producers, consumers and users. In comparing pornography research conducted in the West, it further noted that majority of the Asian academia have omitted pornography as an important research topic. Thence, the main objective of this comparative qualitative research is…

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    which equal to $106 billion dollars (Legislative Council, 2009). Some tourists who do not like spending too much time on transporting are more willing to have a tour in Hong Kong as the strategic infrastructure projects, such as Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge, result in a close relationship between mainland and Hong Kong. It is more attractive for long-distance tourists to visit Hong Kong since the strategic infrastructure projects can reduce tourists’ travel time. The result is that more…

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    In the article “The Migrant Crisis” the author brings up an important issue that is affecting globalization, immigration. An interesting, and well horrible, thing that was mentioned in the beginning of the article was the condition people in Africa go through to get to Europe. They are crammed into small boats with dozens of others and sail for hours and hours like that. Another fact interesting fact was that there have been more refugees since World War 2. Imagine the number for refugees then,…

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