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    In society the decisions executed can yield life altering consequences. In Roald Dahl’s “Man from the South” an american soldier makes a dangerous wager with a another man by the name of Carlos. Dahl exhibits a captivating and suspenseful foreshadowment of the American’s fate through his thematic decisions surrounding blind trust influenced by pride‚ the understated depiction of sacrifice‚ and the negative impact gambling has on the soldier’s psychological and physical being. Critical in understanding

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    There is the open‚ democratic‚ and prosperous South Korea in the southern half. In the North there is the oppressive‚ communist and impoverished North Korea‚ know as the Hermit Kingdom. While the South has prospered in the free world‚ the North has fallen behind and is crushing its citizens under an iron fist. The people in the North have no access to the outside world. The Kim dynasty threatens its neighbors with invasion and nuclear weapons. North Korea should be a focus of American foreign policy

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    lack of concrete government decisions‚ led the North and South to become two completely different societies with completely different values and ideas‚ the most controversial topic being slavery. Because of the rising concern of these factors‚ the two regions differences amplified during the 1800’s. Although the two were so different from each other‚ they relied on one another in order to maintain their separate ways of life. The South has a climate with lots sun‚ with humid summers and heavy

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    Research Paper On Exit Interview – A Way Out to Attrition Prepared by (Deepshikha Satija) Deepshikha Satija MBA‚ MPhil.) Research Scholar‚ Singhania University Deepshikha237@yahoo.co.in‚ Deepshikha237@gmail.com Under Guidance of: Dr. Parul Khanna MBA‚ Ph.D Assoc. Prof. &Dean R&D Institute of Management & Technology‚ Faridabad drparulkhanna07@gmail.com Prof. Deepshikha Satija‚ MBA (HRM & IT) from M.D.University Rohtak of 1999-2001 batch. She is currently

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    of media in North Korea The North Korea’s brutal regime began on June 25th 1950‚ when the North Korean People’s Army (KPA) launched a surprising military attack and crossed the 38th parallel border. The Korean War often referred to as the “forgotten war‚” caused the United States to suffer 142‚000 casualties including 33‚000 deaths. In total‚ the entire war killed around three million people. On July 27‚ 1953‚ the war was finally cease-fired and both South and North Koreas are under armistice

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    Communism: The Effects on North Korea “North Korea is one of the most secretive countries on earth. It’s regarded as an intelligence black hole” (“Inside North Korea”). North Korea‚ a communist dictatorship‚ is known to be very secretive‚ but also is one of the cruelest countries on earth to its people. “Communism is a political‚ social‚ and economic system in which the government is based on a collective society with land‚ property‚ and economic activities controlled by the state” (Lansford 9)

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    Democratic Peoples Republic of North Korea. Historical Context In the early 1950s‚ after the liberation from Japan and the end of World War II‚ Korea was left to establish a new political system and type of governance. Amidst the Cold War‚ one party believed Korea should side with the United States and establish a democracy and the other party

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    North Korea They wanted South Korea to join them under the rule of the communist. However‚ the U.N interfered with their invasion of SK. So‚ even after the fact‚ NK declared war on SK. General Douglas MacArthur He wanted to defeat the Korean army However‚ the Korean army was too powerful for him to take head on. So‚ MacArthur ambushed the army from all sides‚ surrounding them while the U.N’s troops fought them head on. They proved as a good distraction. President Harry Truman

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    Nuclear Issues in North Korea On Oct 9th‚ 2006‚ The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea‚ also known as North Korea‚ successfully conducted an underground nuclear test. According to a report by Jeff Bliss‚ “On Oct 16th‚ US confirmed that radioactivity found in air samples has verified North Korea’s claims that it conducted an underground nuclear test on Oct. 9‚ according to the top U.S. intelligence agency”(Jeff Bliss‚ 2006). So‚ why North Korea wants to have nuclear power so bad? And why

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    When it came to China deciding to support North Korea‚ they made this choice because of the shared hatred for the enemy of North Korea (Yufan‚ Zhihai 94). In addition‚ this decision by China‚ also stems back to 1949 when Chairman Mao delivered a speech exclaiming how he is denouncing the United States as an imperialistic power seeking to dominate China‚ and with that he said China would now lean toward the side of the Soviet Union (Yufan‚ Zhihai 97). The Chinese Communist party did not want any more

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