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    2016 I was given a Minor In Possession (MIP) ticket that I thought, at the time, I didn’t deserve. I desperately needed a ride back home so I decided to ask one of my friends to take me home that was visiting Austin. When I entered the car that morning I knew that it smelled of marijuana and that there were open bottles of liquor. However, I told myself, “I don’t smoke and this alcohol isn’t mine. I’ll be fine, don’t worry.” Regardless of the fact of whether I had possession of the drugs in the…

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    The acquisition of money and possessions has replaced more meaningful ways of measuring our achievements. Many people take money as the only way to decide whether a person is successful or not but that's not always the case. The contribution to the society is more important than money.The benevolent helped Ronald Reagan and Cesar Chavez offer to those in need of help. Ronald Reagan was the president of the united states in the years 1981-1989, Ronald examined the necessity of the people that…

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    The topic of gun possession and the right to bear arms is hot topic amongst most Americans. It has been said that “guns don’t kill people, people kill people.” Some argue passionately in saying gun laws should be stricter, while others argue that they have civil rights that need to be protected. My view is somewhere in the middle. I believe there should more specific limits on gun possession, instead of a general law which excludes many Americans from their right to protect themselves. I believe…

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    As distinct legal forms, non-profit-making and for-profit possession result in completely different mixes of financial and non-pecuniary incentives for directors and staffs, completely different sources of capital, and completely different influences on governance. whether or not these variations translate into distinctive behavior has been examined in regarding 275 empirical studies covering medical care, medicine services, rest home care, home health care, treatment of end-stage excretory…

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    Here, Juliet questions Romeo’s true feelings and her own behaviour, whilst declaring her passion for him. She starts to show signs of developing confidence and self- possession as well as demonstrating her loyalty or lack thereof loyalty towards her family. In this whole soliloquy Juliet shows the beginnings of increasing self-possession, individuality and confidence that ultimately leads her to seek her own fate, rather than a destiny imposed upon her by her parents. As a part of this…

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    To have a possession is to have control or ownership of something whether it be a materialistic or non-materialistic item. Personal possessions allows us to have a sense of control over something in uncontrollable situations, even when we do not have control of ourselves. In the shorty story, “The Things They Carried”, the author Tim O’Brien used detailed imagery to show how personal possessions, physical objects, reflects the internal objects they desperately try to hold on to. O’Brien…

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    Conflict arises in many settings, and it can be claimed that conflict itself is not a problem; it is a healthy part of life that if managed productively, it can lead to opportunities for change and growth (Fisher and Ury, 1982). Thus, if positive conflict management efforts do not occur or fail despite best efforts, the consequences can be horrendous, imperatively the skills required to manage conflict successfully are integral to manage a conflict situation effectively and efficiently. However,…

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    Can One Throw Away a Spouse’s Possessions? Can one throw away a spouse’s possessions? No they cannot throw away their spouse’s possessions away if that is what they wish to do with them, because without their permission they cannot do anything. At least not without giving the ex- partner reasonable notice of the intent to do so, and adequate opportunity to make arrangements to come back and get them (Family LLB 2). Both straight marriages where one partner comes out as lesbian or gay, and…

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    In the beginning of the Puritanism era, they relied heavily on God and in order to live a prosperous life, one must be completely devoted to God. The Puritans thought that possession were worthless because they were temporarily, unlike God and heaven because they were eternal and they only things that really mattered. Puritans did everything they could to please God, for example in the poem Upon the Burning of our House, by Anne Bradstreet, she was devastated when her house burned down and all…

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    next. The controversial Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1986 introduced mandatory minimum sentencing for drug possession and distribution (Alexander, 2010). Controversy did not rise from the idea of mandatory minimum sentencing, but rather the obvious racial bias which arose from the disparities between sentencing for cocaine and crack. This legislation created a five-year mandatory minimum for possession of five grams of crack cocaine, yet to receive that same five-year mandatory sentence, the law…

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