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    2.5. Flexible Product Development. . Hugos, M. H. (2009) observed that “flexibility is important because the development of a new product naturally involves change from what came before it. Change can be expected in what the customer wants and how the customer might use the product, in how competitors might respond, and in the new technologies being applied in the product or in its manufacturing process.” The new product development team will make changes to new product depending on how…

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    Prelude

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    opposing duo elements, and related this to the juxtaposition and symmetry that is very much integrated into the music and the poem. One compelling point was inter-play between "obviousness and obscurity". Caddy discussed the moments of deliberate synchronicity in dance and music as to highlight the ambiguity of the rest of the ballet. From the two other analysis previously discussed, it could be worth comparing these juxtapositions with the poem and music. Perhaps the same disjoint mentioned by…

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    restrictions to individual’s freedoms––placed due to mental disabilities––by decreasing long-stay hospitalizations. Despite the good-intentioned motives, the CMHA lead to many negative consequences that evidence its short-sightedness and the lack of synchronicity among the various stakeholders affected. In tracing the various conditions that produced the CMHA, it becomes apparent that impactful policy is assembled out of a series of cultural, scientific, political, and social circumstances that…

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    Introduction: Autism is a neurodevelopmental disorder where the due to developmental defect of brain, the diseased express significant impairment in social interaction, verbal and non-verbal communication, and restricted and repetitive behaviour. Autism includes a range of disorders (commonly termed as Autism Spectrum Disorder) which is highly heritable and suspected to be caused by genetic and environmental factors and unfortunately it has no known cure [1, 2]. On the other hand music therapy…

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    In the wake of the 20th century, a canon known as modern dance emerged. Dissatisfied with the shallow characteristics that ballet embodied, dancers began searching for a more meaningful form of movement. Not often receiving the public attention and appreciation that dance styles require to earn artistic respect, modern dance was perpetually pushed away from art culture (Foulkes). It lacked the strictness of curriculum, which held ballet in such high esteem. I am going to discuss one of, if not…

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    Tsukuru Character Analysis

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    Tsukuru Tazaki is a builder. His name, meaning “to make” and his profession as an engineer is indicative of that. Though Tsukuru’s name is in absolute correlation with himself, he experiences an overwhelming discontent associated with his name, a discontent attributed to the fact his name is not a color. Tsukuru believes he is colorless, empty, meaningless, while his cohort of high school friends, each graced with a name of color, depict genuine meaning and purpose for existence. When said…

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    The Influence Of Gossip

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    According to Dunbar, gossip as a term, that examines social interactions and relationships to facilitate and create meaningful conversations between humans, inviting them to share their knowledge and ideas with one another. Gossip is the backbone of significant conversations for people in its provocative nature. People love to share ideas with one another, especially if it feeds them with new information on their outer relationships (Dunbar, 5). Dunbar describes gossip as a habit of one…

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    Dream Board Research Paper

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    Take an active part, but don’t push. Manifesting your dream is not about sitting, waiting for it to happen. You need to be as active as possible, to move energy in the direction of your dream. Take an active part, but don't push. We know that sounds contradictory, but if you come from a place of inspiration when you do your research, then there is no need to push, and it is not hard. Remember, this is not work; it's about following your dream, which will make you happy, inspired and full of…

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    Look & Feel Everything we do visually with this film needs to look great, cinematically beautiful, and with a beautiful premium gloss across it, like a sequence out of a high end feature film rather than a commercial, to raise the production value. Saturated colours, rich textures and an articulated visual language of shots and angles that keep us close to the action along with underlining the human side of the characters reactions to make it as colourful as possible; where everything feels,…

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    Ivey's Intricacies

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    “I don’t know how it works, but it works.” Inadvertently, lead singer Millie Perks perfectly encapsulates the essence of emerging Gold Coast indie-rock band IVEY. Nominally, Millie is referring to the intricacies of IVEY’s song writing process; offering a mere throwaway line, before providing deeper analysis. However, underlying this, she indicates something far more resonant. She’s right, IVEY are a paradox, and yet incredibly simple. Ostensibly, their prosperity seems unlikely, having to…

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