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    project to be conducted. The goal of the writer is not only to persuade the reader to do what is being requested‚ but also to make the reader believe that the solution is practical and appropriate. In persuasive proposal writing‚ the case is built by the demonstration of logic and reason in the approach taken in the solution. The effectiveness of your proposal will depend on your ability to explain the nature‚ context and scope of your project. Most proposals will have all of the following sections

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    Why the New Deal was Wrong Many times decisions are based on emotions and not on facts. Being able to look at a situation objectively is necessary in order to make judgments. The provisions of the New Deal sound kind and generous at first but did they really benefit the country? During the Great Depression‚ the Federal Government took a more active role in the economic‚ political‚ and social problems centering around the Great Depression which culminated in the creation of the New Deal. Observing

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    Challenge and Implementation

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    Management Information System Implementation Challenges‚ Success Key Issues‚ Effects and Consequences : A Case Study of Fenix System Master’s Thesis within Military Logistics Author: Artit Kornkaew Tutor: Leif-Magnus Jensen Jönköping May 2 01 2 INTENTIONALLY BLANK ii Acknowledgements First of all‚ I w ould like to thank my parents for moral support in everything. In addition‚ I w ant to take this opportunity to express Royal Thai Air Force for scholarship in

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    water to the slum every fortnight at government expense. Government and services face the challenge of battling diseases which arise from overcrowded conditions which lead to poor hygiene‚ sanitation and unclean water supply. In Mumbai’s Dharavi open drains run thick with untreated human and industrial waste- cholera‚ typhoid and malaria are common. Government along with charity and aid workers face the challenge of policing these areas and giving the dwellers a chance at earning money so they can move

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    Sometimes there are children who will tease others for being different. They may be too young to understand how much of an impact their words or actions will make on another‚ but no child says or does anything considered mean without knowing that it will cause a negative reaction from another who wears glasses or is fatter‚ taller or smaller than them. It isn’t just teasing‚ it needs addressing‚ it needs changing. It is not just “merely teasing” and immediate intervention is necessary. The child

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    The Statement saying that ‘Today’s young people are facing challenges no other generation has faced in an over sexualised society’ is an interesting one. I personally believe that today our generation is faced with a sexualised society but to say that it is ‘over’ sexualised and an experience that no other generation has faced is not something I support. Today’s generation is faced with a sexualised society but I don’t think it is a bad thing. If the generation is exposed to this sexualisation

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    British Journal of Guidance & Counselling‚ Vol. 33‚ No. 1‚ February 2005 The role‚ nature and purpose of leisure and its contribution to individual development and well-being LINDA TRENBERTH Department of Management‚ Birkbeck‚ University of London‚ Malet Street‚ London WC 1E 7HX‚ UK; email: l.trenberth@bbk.ac.uk While there has been a growth in leisure coping research the debate as to how leisure functions as a coping strategy and is distinguishable from more general coping strategies

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    Teen Risk-Taking

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    Teen Risk-Taking: A Statistical Portrait Contents Portrait Highlights Measuring Health Risk Behaviors Changes in Overall Risk-Taking‚ 1991-1997 Multiple Risks and Positive Behaviors Reaching Multiple-Risk Teens A Time for Cautious Optimism Endnotes Portrait Highlights The most serious threats to the health and safety of adolescents and young adults are preventable. They result from such risk-taking behaviors as fighting‚ substance abuse‚ suicide‚ and sexual activity rather than from

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    Taking Care of Soldiers

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    Taking care of Soldiers Your key challenge in a leadership position is taking care of the Soldiers entrusted to your care. Soldiers are our nation’s most important military asset. The Leader who sends the message that Soldiers don’t really matter will generally not be as successful in the long-run as the Leader who is genuinely serious about taking care of his/her Soldiers. Soldiers want to know they will be taken care of. The Army Values and attributes of LDRSHIP are taught by Drill Sergeants

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    Christopher Columbus As we all have heard a few stories of Christopher Columbus sailed across the blue sea and discovered a new place which was called America. In this essay we will talk about why his work was important and the purpose of his work. Christopher Columbus was born into a family of wool workers near the one supreme Mediterranean port of Genoa. Columbus turned to the sea as a very young man he establish a plan to find a better route to Asia. Christopher took 4 major voyagers between 1492

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