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    When Is Lying Justified

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    paragraph one it tells you that “lying to protect others can literally be a matter of life or death.” Then it talks about how, “Anne Frank survived as long as she did because those sheltering her and family lied to the Nazis.”(Time Magazine 1) Lying is right when you need to if you know that something bad is going to happen.If you don't lie sometimes you could get hurt just like the story of Anne Frank and her family.In addition, Cohen says that he is a “big fan of lying.”Then he says “its…

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    and socialism are two vastly different economic models creating components in each that are positive and negative. Capitalism has its benefits and downfalls as an economic model. What distinguishes capitalism from any other economic model is the lack of any government…

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    Keeping a positive attitude Our lives in the 21st century is filled with struggles. Every day is a fight against personal, social and/or familial issues. This can be very exhausting to handle on a daily basis. It leads to a feeling of hopelessness and unhappiness but it can be averted by keeping a positive attitude. Positive attitude helps to bring success in all endeavors. In order to keep a positive attitude, a few steps have to be followed. Firstly, try to eliminate all negative thoughts.…

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    them. They tend to be a little more tense and on guard because they avoid trying to make any errors and want to pay the right respect to the right people. On the other hand, Diener explains how Hispanics and Americans tend to be more similar because they worry more about what good things they can get than bad things. Americans and Hispanics look more towards what’s going to go right for them vs looking at the bigger picture and looking at what they already have. For example, in the book The…

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    to fail to respect (someone's peace, privacy, or rights) and to break or fail to comply with (a rule or formal agreement). Violation is a term that often carries a negative connotation. However, what most people do not account for is a positive violation. Another way Expectancy Violations Theory is flawed is that it often does not assume that a violation is positive. A huge fault in the theory is that it assumes that most violations are negative. Typically when you hear someone say “I feel…

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    Before Canada became a diverse country, it was a biased country. The people living here were discriminated because of their ethnicity and colour. People weren’t allowed to do things other people with different ethnicity can do. The white Canadians had rights that others did not have. The 1971 multicultural act happened because of Pierre Elliot Trudeau, changed the way people lived. This also changed the way Canadian citizens currently lived. This act, was the start of all the other multicultural…

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    to have a positive attitude towards it. You should have a positive attitude when responding to conflict is because in First Read: Dear Miss Breed had a character named Louise that was staying positive the whole time throughout the conflict they had to face. The conflict they faced was having to live through hiding from the Nazis from capturing them and concentration camps they were put in because of their religion and what they believed in (Jewish). Even our biggest leaders had positive…

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    There are two chief forms of stock, which are common and preferred. Ownership of common stock signifies the individual possesses two rights, which are the voting privilege at the meetings for shareholders, as well as, the right to collect dividends. Whereas, preferred stock owners have no voting privileges, nevertheless, the owners of such stock have a greater right to dividend earnings, as well as, to the assets than one possessing the common shares (Terzo, n.d.). Secondly, the type of…

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    When the word “feminist” is brought up, people automatically have something positive and/or negative pop into their mind. People get their idea of feminism and feminists from prior experience, education, etc. and they shape that idea with societal responses towards feminism. Authors like Roxanne Gay, bell hooks, Judith Lorber, and Allan G. Johnson have given their insight on what they believe feminism, gender, and patriarchy are, and how they intertwine with society and the influence they have…

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    culture, and history. Nationalism is a powerful force that can have positive and negative effect on nations and regions. This essay will discuss those positive and negative effects of nationalism. The positive effect of nationalism is that it can build up a desire for independence within a country and this can cause them to overthrow colonial rule. Nationalism also bring nations together make them more powerful. Some positive effects of nationalism could be the Italian…

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