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    Big Sleep

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    How does your chosen film adhere to or diverge from the generic convention at play within the genre of the chosen film? ‘The Big Sleep’ (1946) starring Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall is one of Raymond Chandler’s best hard-boiled detective mysteries transformed in to a Film Noir‚ private detective film classic. The Big Sleep is the best example of a classic Warner Brothers mystery. It is very complex‚ confusing L.A. private eye Phillip Marlowe takes on a blackmail case and follows a trail

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    The U.S.A and the Vietcong had different military tactics; The USA used modern technology such as the napalm bomb. Were as the Vietcong used guerrilla warfare. The USA was confident of success "America could simply not believe that it could be beaten by a bunch of guerrillas in black pyjamas" They thought this because they had the latest equipment and plenty of money. They also had the support of people "Television seems to have encouraged a majority of viewers to support the war. 64% said television

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    MANAGING ACROSS CULTURES IN A BIG FOUR CONSULTING FIRM Peter Massingham University of Wollongong Abstract This case examines how a big four consulting firm reviewed the performance of two of its Asian practices. It explores how the review was conducted‚ the findings‚ and how the outcomes were communicated. It reveals the challenges faced by Western managers in telling Eastern managers they need to improve their performance. The case is about cross cultural management and organisational structure

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    The Impact of less-lethal weapons and tactics. The effect on modern law enforcement from the use and advancements of intermediate weapons. The Impact of Less-Lethal Weapons and Tactics Paul Howe Columbia Southern University Police and Community Relations BCJ-4101-11G-5A11-SA1 Colleen Davis June 01‚ 2011 The Impact of Less-Lethal Weapons and Tactics The use of less-lethal force in law enforcement is not a new concept; the forms of less-lethal force have

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    Case Summary Big Screen Studios is one of the largest Hollywood movies studios. Buck Knox‚ the president of Big Screen has established Big Screen as a studio that produced cost-efficient and profitable films. The studio also had a good reputation for being supportive of the creative side of film making. However‚ in the last two years Big Screen had invested in several major productions that for various reasons had all performed well below expectation. Knox heard that some of the board members were

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    The Big Freeze

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    other sciences by relating different sciences to another. The Big Freeze is a film about the climate change that is happening and has happened to the earth. We’ve all been wondering why these things happen and what caused it to happen. These past few years‚ especially in the Philippines‚ programs have been implemented like the eco bags‚ The Reuse‚ Reduce and Recycle to stop the climate change we have been experiencing. The film entitled The Big Freeze is also close to one of the possible scenarios predicted

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    Executive Summary The strategies and tactics of the Wagon Box Fight were truly amazing. Both the Sioux Indians and the American Armies had special methods‚ which served as an advantage for both sides. With Americans scattering everywhere throughout the west tensions became high for the Sioux Indians. Eventually Ambushes and even war would occur between the two sides causing a need for better strategies and technology. While some moves were better than others were‚ the strategies involved in the

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    Big Brother’s Influence In the novel Big Brother plays the role of not only a leader but the controller. He is not like a president that people view as a political leader that has ideas to help the country‚ but more like a leader who controls everything you do‚ when you do it‚ and how it should be done. Whether or not the citizens realize what Big Brother really controls and how much power he actually possesses doesn’t change the fact that his main role is the controller. Big Brother himself may

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    During the American Revolution many strategies and tactics were used by the colonist. Specifically‚ the colonist used guerilla warfare‚ they had geographic advantages‚ and the colonist were a popular support. In general‚ those reasons are why the patriots won the war‚ but the main strategy for winning the American Revolution is the tactic of foreign relations. One of the bigger supporters for the colonist during the American revolution was France. France helped out during the war due to the fact

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    Presidential Campaign Tactics of 1828 and 2012 Whether it was the 1828 election between Andrew Jackson and incumbent John Quincy Adams or the 2012 election between Mitt Romney and incumbent Barrack Obama‚ the parties representing their candidates strongly fought for their respective candidates. They often used the media of the time to bolster their candidate while diminishing their opposition with tactics that some historians and analysts have argued as being “dirty.” The political issues were

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