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    thing that you felt was not useful: what engineering is Results of scientific research expands scientific knowledge Scientific research often occurs without regard to societal need Engineering involves the use of scientific need Overlap of scientific knowledge‚ analysis‚ creativity‚ and societal need Elements of engineering design core Understanding the market (problem definition: societal need) Essence of engineering design: (ABET definition) devising a system‚ component or process to meet desired

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    The argument of legalizing pot has been in question for years now. William Bennett‚ who served as the Secretary of Education under Ronald Reagan and a Drug Czar under H.W. Bush‚ wrote an article called “Legal Pot Is a Public Health Menace”‚ that is full of hard hitting facts. Though all his facts go against the legalization of pot‚ not all of them are trustworthy enough to decide whether or not to legalize pot. Most of Bennett’s facts are unrepresentative‚ unclear‚ or insufficient for the claim

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    Systems‚ Applications‚ Products in data processing‚ or SAP‚ was originally introduced in the 1980s as SAP R/2‚ which was a system that provided users with a soft real-time business application that could be used with multiple currencies and languages. As client–server systems began to be introduced‚ SAP brought out a server based version of their software called SAP R/3‚ henceforth referred to as SAP‚ which was launched in 1992. SAP also developed a graphical user interface‚ or GUI‚ to make the system

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    have emigrated from other countries may not understand or be familiar with our legal system which bases itself on the English legal system‚ which has a different structure to the legal systems of many of the immigrant’s homelands. People who have lived their whole lives in Australia may also be ignorant of the law and regions of legal assistance as they may have little or no contact with lawyers‚ courts and the legal system itself. ADR comes in many forms. Mediation is an ADR process where an independent

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    Dobler Health November 11‚ 2014 STDs‚ also known as Sexually Transmitted Diseases‚ are an increasing problem among teens all over the world. As teenagers get older and become more sexually active‚ they are often not informed or misinformed of the dangers and consequences of STDs. Although there are many ways to prevent STDs‚ the only way that has is 100% guaranteed is to practice abstinence‚ and that proves to be very difficult for some teens. In order to protect teenagers from unwanted diseases‚

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    maintain their unique cultural identities.[1]Legal pluralism goes one further to incorporate multiple legal systems within one geographic area.[2] Plural legal systems are particularly common‚ where the law of a former colonial authority may exist alongside more traditional legal systems.[3] The following paper will look into whether or not two legal systems can co-exist and if they can co-exist in an equitable way acknowledging that both are valid ‘law’ and what makes up the ‘law.’ In anthropological

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    What to Do in Kolhapur??

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    Bhavani Mandap‚ Panchganga Ghat‚ Narsinhwadi‚ Katyani Devi Temple‚ Shalini Palace‚ New palace‚ Rankala and Dajipur Sanctuary are the main attractions of Kolhapur. Moreover‚ shopping is an incredible experience in the Kolhapur city. Textile products‚ jewel products‚ Kolhapuri footwear’s‚ gift items and artifacts are the main shopping items of Kolhapur. Kolhapur Airport is the nearest Airport serves the city. There are numerous daily flights from Mumbai and other nearby cities from the Kolhapur Airport

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    widely accepted definitions for what modern day PR is‚ Warnaby & Moss (2002) state that “Public relations is the art and social science of analyzing trends‚ predicting their consequences‚ counseling organisation leaders and implementing planned programs of action which will serve both the organization’s and the public interest.” This definition highlights several aspects that are important to a modern PR professional; trends‚ public interest & planned action. Modern public relations is always facing new

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    stare decisis which means ‘to stand by what has been decided’. It is a common law principle whereby judges are bound to follow previous decisions in cases where the material facts are sufficiently similar and the earlier decision was made in a court above the current one in the court hierarchy. This doctrine of precedent is extremely strong in English law as it ensures fairness and consistency and it highlights the importance of case law in our legal system. Black’s Law Dictionary defines "precedent"

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    In 1962 the Supreme Court decided that public schools did not have the power to authorize school prayer. This decision made public school in the U.S. more atheistic than many European nations. For example‚ crosses still hang on the classroom walls in Poland‚ and the Ten Commandments are displayed in Hungary. There are prayers held at the beginning of legislative and judicial sessions and every President has mentioned a divine power in his inaugural speech. In keeping with a spirit of religious freedom

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