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    The Royal Dutch Shell, more commonly known as Shell, is a worldwide group of energy and petrochemical companies which helps meet the need of the world's growing demand for energy in environmentally, economically and socially responsible ways. Shell is engaged in the principal activities of the oil and natural gas industry. The Shell brand name has enjoyed a 100 year history in this part of the world to date. It is committed to dedicate all its energies, resources and time to bring about higher…

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    Directions: Read both articles. Then write an argumentative essay based on a claim you create. Type your essay Below Armed & Underage Thousands of children are being forced to serve as soldiers around the world. And in the African nation of Somalia, the U.S. might even be helping pay their salaries. By Jeffrey Gettleman in Mogadishu, Somalia Upfront Magazine (October 4, 2010) Prowling the streets of Mogadishu, the shattered capital of Somalia, Awil Salah Osman looks like all the other…

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    “I would rather die of passion than of boredom.” - Vincent van Gogh This quote means that passion is something he would rather do that be bored. Art is both Vincent van Gogh and Claude Monet’s passion. Vincent van Gogh lived a rough life struggling with finances and mental disabilities. Although Vincent van Gogh had these disabilities he was very dedicated to creating art. Vincent van Gogh struggled with selling his art while living, but, he keeps on painting because art was his passion. Claude…

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    Q: Is Sovereignty the main characteristic of the modern state? Sovereignty is the main characteristic, which can also be referred to as the most important, of the modern state for many reasons which include the essential nature of sovereignty to the capitalist system (Wallerstein,1999, p.32) and the way in which it allows the state to protect its citizens (Held, 1989, p.16). However, there are other characteristics of the modern state to consider such as the feature of a bureaucracy and the…

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    Archeology History Essay

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    Question 1 The principles of archaeology are all about the history of archaeology and its methods and theories. The definition of the archaeology can be described as the study of the past history of human by applying methods on some material remains which can be category as artifacts, ecofacts, or features. The importance of field of study is obvious because it’s the best way to find out our human history from the ancient time and can show the development of both cultural civilizations and…

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    World War One, which is often referred to as The Great War, began July 28th, 1914, and ended on June 28th, 1919. The Great War, originating in Europe, was the first conflict labeled total war in the world’s history, and it involved over 32 different nations around the globe. The Great War was unrestricted in terms of the weapons used, as well as the combatants involved. Not only soldiers, but civilians and regular working people were deeply involved in World War One. From manufacturing munitions…

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    Internet Governance Essay

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    tensions. In 2011, when civil riots were in action in London, the British government did not shut down internet but decided to search for alternate methods to control criminals, misusing the networks(Amrogi,2011,para 3). The foreign minister William Hague tweeted, “No I don 't think we should censor #Facebook and social media." He said he supported the "freedom of expression on the internet, just not crime (ANI, 2011)". On the other hand, in India, when there were conflicts between Bodo…

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    Hfm In Healthcare

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    Quality translates into the ability to do a better job of producing quality goods and is critical when improving the efficiency of individual workers thereby allowing a company to become more competitive (Davis & Goetsch, 2010). The field of healthcare must improve its operations, technologies and human capital to ensure quality, competitiveness and ensure patient safety. Therefore, healthcare must adopt new and improved methods, technology and equipment to advance within their field.…

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    Lessened to its most crucial guideline, the Danish case laid on the way that Norway had lost her antiquated rights, while administered by Denmark. As of the urgent date at which the activity initiated in The Hague, July 10, 1931, any consequent statement of Norwegian control was unlawful. Besides, the Danish position was fortified by the less than ideal Ihlen Declaration in which the Norwegian outside minister had implicitly perceived the Danish position. Despite…

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    Now that jurisdiction has been defined, the bases of jurisdiction must be analyzed. International legal rules limit that ability to apply its statutes extraterritorially, however, there are two determinations for extraterritorial jurisdiction. The first is whether a domestic law exists that covers the offensive act, and the second is whether a sovereign state may, under international law, prescribe such conduct extraterritorially. There are five bases of jurisdiction that states use for…

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