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    The average number of hops to reach the sink node is shown in Figure [fig_M1]. In Sink-PathCC‚ the number of hops to reach the sink node does not change significantly with an increase on the node density. On the other hand‚ CoopSink increases the number of hops to reach the sink by over 40% when the number of nodes increases from 50 to 100. While Sink-PathCC demands for ≈7 hops to reach the sink‚ CoopSink requires nearly 17 hops when n = 100‚ an increase of nearly 142%. Clearly‚ Sink-PathCC provides

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    “We may have all come on different ships‚ but we’re in the same boat now‚" - Martin Luther King‚ Jr. That quote is an inspiring statement‚ speaking out against racism and inspiring the Civil Rights Movement. The three Supreme Court cases that influenced the Civil Rights movement‚ by supporting ideas of freedom; Dred Scott v. Sanford‚ Plessy v. Ferguson‚ Brown v. Board of Education. One case that had a major impact on the Civil Rights Movement was the Dred Scott v. Sanford case. In this case‚ "a

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    ‘The judgment of the Court of Justice in Tobacco Advertising (Case C-376/98‚ Germany v European Parliament and Council [2000] ECR I-8419)‚ although an important milestone for the definition of the boundaries of the internal market‚ has since been undercut by subsequent jurisprudence’. Discuss with reference to the applicable law‚ including case law. The main focus of this essay will be placed on competence and harmonisation of the EU to form the Internal Market. The essay will look at Treaty Articles

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    1989‚ a court case Doe v. The University of Michigan‚ was held in a U.S District Court to determine if the University of Michigan’s speech codes on hate speech were violating First Amendment rights. John Doe‚ a former student at the University of Michigan‚ declared that speech codes were in fact‚ infringing upon his education by restricting him from conducting controversial topics that some students deemed offensive. Overall‚ the case was decided by a majority vote by the U.S District Court in favor

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    Totally Too Many Tests Typically‚ the average high school student graduating in the spring of 2015 in the state of Texas will have taken roughly 35 state-mandated and college entrance exams. Every single one of these tests‚ including‚ but not limited to‚ the SAT‚ ACT‚ PSAT/NMSQT‚ Subject Tests‚ TAKS‚ and STAAR exams are considered to be standardized tests. By standardized‚ these means they were all administered and scored precisely alike‚ and give an average score. As our society advances and the

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    Lincoln Lawyer Do the ethical standards that we live by on a daily basis change when one is sitting in a courtroom? Certainly the courtroom has its own set of standards and rules that clients and attorneys must abide by when conducting a trial‚ so is there any circumstance when one can be justified in breaking these rules? These are some key questions that one must ask themselves when watching The Lincoln Lawyer. The movie’s main protagonist‚ Mickey Haller‚ is a criminal defense lawyer who happens

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    on Jan. 17‚ in Louisville‚ Ky.‚ to Odessa and Cassius‚ Sr. (a sign and mural painter). 1954 After having his bike stolen‚ a 12-year-old Clay promises to "whup whoever stole it." In an attempt to channel his aggression‚ the policeman he reported the crime to takes him under his wing and eventually directs him to boxing trainer Fred Stoner. Over the next six years‚ Clay would win six Kentucky Golden Gloves championships‚ two national Golden Gloves titles‚ and two AAU (Amateur Athletic Union) crowns

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    There are three reasons why being a lawyer is of importance to me. The first reason as to why this career is important to me is basically because the make tons of money and every one likes money I know I do and I know with a lawyer salary I wouldn’t have to worry about struggling to pay bills and affording stuff. In addition‚ I’m talkative and also sarcastic and I’m definitely not shy so that also suits me better for this career as because if you want to be a lawyer you must have the capacity to communicate

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    As a result the Supreme Court ruled that it made it illegal for judicial enforcement of racial separation. In particular they felt like it violated the 14th amendment which was put in place for the prevention of racial segregation. Also‚ Colored people were considered citizens

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    important was the Supreme Court in the development of African-American civil rights in the years 1950 to 1962? The Supreme Court made a number of decisions regarding education in this time period‚ for example‚ in source C‚ The Supreme Court made a decision in 1950 in regards to McLaurin vs Oklahoma State Regents‚ when a negro student was denied permission for certain areas in a school‚ confined to their own tables and sections in the library and cafeteria. This shows that the Supreme Court could effectively

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