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    “The only real prison is fear, and the only real freedom is freedom from fear.” Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, also known as Suu Kyi, is a political leader who changed the face of the Burmese government. When Suu Kyi returned to her home country to take care of her critically ill mother in 1988, she experienced great denial of human and civil rights and witnessed violent suppression of protesters, who also suffered lengthy imprisonment and torture. Suu Kyi took a stand in history by defying the military-ruled government controlled by General Ne Win. Through this stance, Suu Kyi would inspire immediate social change by forcing the government to respect human rights and realized a lasting political impact through the creation of a democracy in Burma. Suu Kyi’s story started when she endured the many losses in her life, and one of the most painful ones was when she was only two years old. The assassination of her father, a political hero who helped gain independence for Burma, is now marked by a national holiday known as Martyr’s day, which not only honors Aung San himself, but also several other Burmese…

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    father, however, life under military junta did little to improve the state of existence for most Burmans. The government, led by General Ne Win, implemented policies that caused economic struggle within Burma and isolated the country from the rest of the world. In addition, Burma’s authoritarian government committed human rights violations against communist and ethnic minority groups within the country, particularly Rohingya Muslims. Most minority groups in Burma held their own militias and…

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    1962, First General Ne Win control Burma size power from the government. They have four goal accomplish when control Burma “ensure that the Union of Burma would not be dismantled through minority secession, free Burma from what the military regarded as incompetent and corrupt civilian rule, strengthen the socialist base of the economy (thus eliminating foreign dominance), and provide the foundation for the perpetuation of military hegemony over the state either direct or indirect through a…

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    The majority of Americans say only kids who win should get trophies. A trophy is a prize for a victory and should not be given just for participation. We are miss leading children by making them think they achieved something that they have not. Children all over America are always rewarded participation trophies. The handing out of trophies for participating in a sports game is teaching children that they always win. We need to teach the new generation children about how life isn’t always fair.…

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    superstition is thought of as a religious ritual. What if there was a leader similar to Hitler that shows the same obsession with superstition and can control a country that can be possibly thrown into another war? Based on many facts, it has been seen that there always can be another leader like Hitler running a country with the help of superstitions. The leader that is an example of this is Ne Win, the first prime minister of Modern Burma. Both Hitler and Ne Win were thought of as an insane…

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    with employees. Using these types of forums will allow employees to voice their concerns in a non-threating way and allow free flow of thoughts and ideas. Employees who share their ideas are more committed to change and contribute positively to a corporation. This will allow the company to maintain a competitive advantage over its competitors. The last technique, negotiation, utilizes the process of identifying concerns surrounding the change and addressing each of those concerns in a way that…

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    people on a daily basis, whether it is in your professional life or your personal life. The inability to negotiate effectively could debilitate a business just as fast as if the business lost a big customer. Even though we may think that negotiation will come naturally when we are faced with a situation that requires it; however, many of us do not realize that it is not as common as we think. We tend to let our emotions take over. This week, we discussed things that can improve our negotiation…

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    Like using the escapist style, competitive style and cooperative style to manage the conflict. Also, I learnt that managing the conflict well can be beneficial to one another. So that I can achieve the win-win situation which both of us can meet our goals and our relationship can be improved. It will be useful in my life since I will have lots of chances to handle a conflict. If I own different great communication skills, I can avoid the direct conflict and fighting that might be harmful to the…

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    According to the FAR competitive range identifies proposals that have a reasonable chance of being selected for award of a contract. Competitive range is the qualified range of offers for a competitive procurement. Competitive range is outlined in FAR Part 15 and requires the contracting officer (KO) to determine a competitive range of the most highly rated proposals. A competitive range is determined on the basis of the ratings of each proposal against all evaluation factors. The KO may limit…

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    when the local economy took a turn for the worst it became harder and harder to find local suppliers to fill the gaps. With the value of the Brazilian dollar, real, losing value it became very expensive to fill the gaps with exported suppliers. (The Brazilian government increased the taxes on all exported suppliers and supplier goods used on projects in their country.) Some negative consequences of conflict can undermine an organization’s efforts. However, handled correctly, conflict can…

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