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    When we look back the history of many Asian countries‚ most of them once been controlled by western countries. Either good way or bad way when one country colonize another they influence the country in many ways. beside the negative influence‚ in my opinion i believe that colonization of western countries effect Asian countries in positive ways. Since western countries had more mechanical skills and economically they were more stabilized than many asian countries‚ therefore control of them allowed

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    Why has MKC not been as successful as Avon in penetrating international markets? There are a few reasons that explain why Mary Kay Cosmetics (MKC) has not been able to penetrate the international markets as well as Avon did. The head of MKC’s Dandurand has identified at four reasons‚ according to the case study. Dandurand’s analysis of MKC’s limited international success was due the following reasons: 1. Marking strategy: MKC applied its U.S. marketing strategy to different foreign markets without

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    conducted by Claudia L. Reardon and Shane Creado called “Drug Abuse in Athletes” they found that 93% of college and professional athletes used drugs within the past year. Is this bad? Yes. Does it need to be stopped. Yes. But this isn’t even close to the big picture of the problem. What if a little child found out that his favorite college or professional athlete used performance enhancing drugs? He or she might think that since their hero uses drugs that it is acceptable for them to use them‚ as well

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    The Effects the Media has on Teenagers James Morrison‚ an entertainer‚ states that “whoever controls the media‚ controls the brain.” Within this quote‚ Morrison implies that the media has an effect on the human brain and can affect it tremendously. The media has effects on teenagers‚ both positive and negative. The media is a vast forum of communication that permeates nearly every aspect of culture (Mokeyane). It consists of a broad spectrum of communication such as: television‚ films‚ web sites

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    What Has Happened to Lulu? Louise Middleton‚ or Lulu‚ as she was fondly called by her mother‚ had been sitting on the hill for over forty minutes now. She bit her lip and found herself glancing around every time she heard a noise. Her fingers twitched and her heart was racing. Her mouth had turned dry but she forced herself to swallow. Suddenly‚ a shadow appeared on the ground in the distance. It began advancing towards her‚ growing longer and longer. Her heart pounded as she sat frozen‚ staring

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    to drugs Drug abuse is on the rise among young people in Hong Kong which is a serious and alarming phenomenon that every one of us should face squarely to. Before we figure out ways to help them‚ we must first understand the reasons for teenagers to take drugs. Peer influence is the dominant reason for teenagers to take drugs. Usually‚ friends among a group share same interests and their behaviors are expected to be consistent with one another. At the same time‚ teenagers try to gain respect

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    the dilemma of removing the patient from harm but still obtaining their consent. With mandatory elder abuse reporting‚ nurses may be more keenly focused on the issue and are obligated to report it. The challenge involves the ethical principle of beneficence‚ defined as to “do good” (Butts & Rich‚ 2013‚ p. 446) for the patient. Health care professionals want to provide adequate care and reporting suspected abuse can help remove the patient from harm and stop the abuse from occurring. However‚ nurses

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    In over half a century‚ marriage has transformed from being a social requirement to simply being an option in today’s society. What has caused this change? Many institutions in our society have changed drastically along with marriage. Although these institutions have not caused marriage to be optional‚ they do strongly correlate with the decreased value. The economy‚ education‚ religion‚ and government have all altered since the 1950s. When any institution encounters a change‚ all other institutions

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    Has Globalization transformed International Politics? Introduction A wide debate on how globalization affects global governance has taken place during the last years. Globalists and sceptics have argued about the transformations going on‚ their nature and importance. As Chanda notes‚ throughout history‚ interconnections between states and people have been growing (Chanda‚ 2008). However‚ globalization seems to have pushed these changes to a point in which a new global order arises‚ threatening

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    Kavan explains that Sleep Has His House ‘describes in the night-time language certain stages in the development of one individual human being.’ In relation to Kavan’s explanation of the novel‚ physical space can be related to the ‘certain stages’ of the novel‚ understood as the filtered spaces which the narrator is placed in. The psychological ‘development’ Kavan refers to can be defined as the psychological changes and progression‚ which are illustrated in conjunction with the physical spaces of

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