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    Although the outcomes of battles depend on the interaction of several classes of weapon systems, the skill of the commanders, the soundness of tactics and doctrine, and other factors, it is evident that forces whose weapons are outclassed can suffer severely” (Measuring). Victory not only depends on the skill of the fighters, but also the quality of the weapons they have. One of the…

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    The marketing planning process involves the development of objectives and specifications for how they will be accomplished. There five steps in the process. 1. Determination of organisational objectives The basic objectives or goals, are the organisational starting point for marketing planning. These objectives provide direction for all phases of the organisation and serve as standards in evaluating performance. Goals vary among organisations, corporate objectives often emphasise profitability,…

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    shed some light on the issue of rioting and urban violence in American cities and the role it played in shaping the public opinion on race relations. This essay will use the discussion from class and the article by Melissa Hickman Barlow to achieve soundness while addressing the issue of urban violence. Rioting and urban violence are ways for individuals to show their opposition to government policies or practices. During the Civil Right Movement in America, there were lots of protests and…

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    Andrea Yates Case Study

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    the conviction and found her insane. She had been languishing over some time with extremely serious post pregnancy anxiety and baby blues psychosis. Her case put the M'Naghten Rules with the Irresistible Impulse Test, a lawful test for rational soundness, under close open examination in the United States. Yates' 2002 conviction of capital murder and sentence to life in jail with the likelihood of parole following 40 years was later toppled on request. Yates was of interest to me because I…

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    Cash Discounts

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    C6-1 Explain the concept of cash management and cash controls. It is important for companies to stress the importance of cash management and cash controls for their businesses to be successful by effectively managing its cash to meet the needs of all the obligations while making an acceptable return on any surplus cash. Having separation of employee duties is a good way in which companies can reduce theft, waste and loss to the business by having internal control over cash processes. Dual…

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    anything that can be measured because it brings along with it opportunities and brighter futures. When people use the word integrity it is commonly described as a moral, it is interchangeably used with honesty. The Latin root of integrity means “soundness” or “wholeness.” This shows that being honest and moral is just not the base of…

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    In his novel, The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald uses Gatsby’s house as a mirror that reflects its proprietors state of being, soundness of mind, and emotions through the use of imagery, symbolism, and variance in tone. As a reader progresses through Gatsby, they are introduced to several versions of and exposed to rumors about the mysterious Mr. Gatsby. However, no one knows his true nature or motives. The only gleam of an understanding the reader acquires of Gatsby comes from outsiders and…

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    Gifted Human Sexuality

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    Certainly, limitless people believe that the Creator gave human’s sexuality as an incredible gift, bestowing a desire for love that longs for intimate closeness and sexual contact; nevertheless, this assumption stops short in a great number of Biblical circles, due to some theologians surmising that sex is ‘only for reproduction.’ Conclusively, if the eroticism that can occur for procreation automatically vanishes after conception, then this presumption would be definitely factual. Yet, this…

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    Through The Tunnel

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    Experiences early in life enrich one’s wisdom. Wisdom is defined as the soundness of an action or decision based upon an experience. Jerry, the 11 year old protagonist from “Through the Tunnel” by Doris Lessing, gained wisdom when he completed his journey of going through the tunnel. He gained wisdom by realizing that he should not have been concerned about the thoughts or actions of others, by realizing that patience is needed to complete a task, and by realizing that some things in life are…

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    Understanding Deductive Reasoning I have spent quite a bit of time reading and rereading the second half of chapter three. I have actually spent time researching additional material to help me understand syllogism. It took some time but I feel I am starting to grasp the structure of deductive reasoning. I went through several examples to fully grasp the idea and different patterns of syllogism. Finally, I worked through understanding the implied premise as it applied to using the Toulmin model…

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