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    In reading Dante's works, a thoughtful reader can easily understand how deeply the poet felt the social role of the artist and how deeply he felt involved in the political-philosophical debate of his century. Consequently, it is known that both, Dante's literary style and his political thought greatly influenced the works of other authors during several centuries up to the present day. If it is true that Dante's popularity is due to all his works, it is also true that Dante acquired a huge…

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    Exit Tax

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    an American worker doing the same job. IBM is rather fond of this and lays off many U.S. workers in order to make room for the overseas employees. They claim that if Americans want to keep their job, the can just move to India, no biggie, right? (McDougall). A company called Premium Foods renamed their business and moved to Canada so that they could avoid paying America’s income tax by changing into something called an income trust where the owner can sell out for a high multiple of pretax…

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    Louis Riel: Canadian Hero

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    Riel was seen as a villain to the Canadian government due to his actions. However, he only wanted their rights to be respected and their way of life protected, not go against the government. The event that led up to this rebellion was when William Mcdougall ordered a survey of the Red Settlement on September 1869, but Riel and his followers moved to stop him and took over fort Garry near to what is now called “Winnipeg.” John A. Macdonald chose to negotiate with the resistance and called Bishop…

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    Introduction This media analysis will retrospect an article from the recent media publications. This report will based on the media article and decide two determinants of health to interpret the hidden underlying issues which relevant to the health issue and provide some supportive arguments with related and recent evidence. The article to be discussed is ' Emotional eating fuelling Australia 's obesity epidemic, psychologist says ' written by Sam Ikin on February 18th 2016 in the ABC News…

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    Born Global firms in most cases have developed international competencies, knowledge, capability and strategies beyond their domestic market to respond to a globalised demand of different industries and become a global firm (Oviatt & McDougall, 1995; 1996;1997; McDougall, Shane, & Oviatt, 1994). However, both traditional and born global firms would experience similar features of a learning process through their pre-internationalisation phase (Tan et al., 2007). Firm’s readiness to…

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    #1 Literature ● ● ● ● ● Cornerstones of Mrs. Pruitt’s Classroom Curriculum Analysis (12.1.5, 12.1.6) Author’s purpose T ext structure and text aides Literary Elements (plot, setting, characterization, conflict, theme, point of view, tone/mood) Literary Techniques (flashback, foreshadow, imagery, symbol, allusion, figurative language [personification, metaphor, simile], dialect, irony, epiphany, oxymoron, allusion, suspense) Poetic Device (rhyme, rhythm, stanza, alliteration, assonance,…

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    Alexander Hamilton was one of the important pioneers in the early formation of the American government. He participated in Washington's Revolutionary War from 1777 to 1781. After the war, Hamilton co-wrote the famous 'Federalist' Papers with John Jay and James Madison, which served as a primary source for Constitutional interpretation. Hamilton signed his essays as 'Publius'. President Washington appointed Hamilton as the country's first Secretary of the Treasury in 1789. He held this post until…

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    attention they deeply desire for two minutes a day for ten days straight? Students that are seeking attention could benefit from the “Two-by-Ten” strategy by receiving attention that is positive and not as a consequence for inappropriate behaviors (McDougall, 2004). ASCD (Association for Supervision and Curriculum Content) author, Lisa Kitzmann, stated in her book, Winning Strategies for Classroom Management that, the Two-by-Ten strategy, “helped me target the kids I was struggling with and gave…

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    What do you think of when you hear the term “Founding Father”? Most likely you think of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson or even Benjamin Franklin, but there are a few others missing from that list. One of the Founding Fathers who might be known to some, but whose face everyone knows, is Alexander Hamilton. Alexander Hamilton was known as many things, a lawyer, soldier, statesman, and the very first Secretary of the Treasury in the U.S. His actions, not only helped form the First National…

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    Fergusson specifies that cutting out flesh food and focusing on a plant-based diet will allow one to reduce the risk of getting heart disease and prevent cancer. He supports his point by telling his audience about the story of a doctor named Dr. John McDougall and how he saved one of his patients, Ruth, from breast cancer by advising her to switch to a vegetarian diet. Fergusson said, “Ruth not only overcame cancer, she went on to become an award-winning, record breaking triathlete.” This is…

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