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    things that are of interest to me I am interested in a wide variety of things that are interesting. my brain tends towards the eclectic things much more easily than a single concentrated topic. although I tend to gravitate more towards computers and math‚ I will just as likely find an article on politics‚ religion‚ or even a historical topic just as interesting as an article on how astronauts keep their soda pop fizzy in space(which I’m STILL not sureabout). My interests are gauged by how much

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    position in Congress for a long as they wanted? For years‚ term limits have been a very sensitive topic in discussion as it is a debatable issue that contains two different sides; there should be term limits and there shouldn’t be any term limits. Perspective one‚ which is in favor of term limits‚ explains how corruption and bad power influence would be limited. Perspective two‚ which is not in favor of term limits‚ states that experience matters more and that it needs to be preserved in Congress. There

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    The results from my interest profiler were enterprising occupations‚ social occupations and conventional occupations. Enterprising occupations include starting up and carrying out projects. These occupations can involve leading people and making many decisions. Sometimes they require risk taking and often deal with business. Social occupations frequently involve working with‚ communicating with‚ and teaching people. These occupations often involve helping or providing service to others and conventional

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    Adilet Karatayev‚ IUP201430 А)Political self-interest In Kazakhstan a lot of politician that abuse their position. They are do everything to the own interests. One of the main problems in Kazakhstan is corruption. All levels of the social society rotten corruption. Nowadays in Kazakhstan to solve problem as place in hospital or school‚ not enough only be rich‚ you must have a connection with public officials. Otherwise you will have to wait a long time. For example In 2004 Transparency International

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    these hate groups want nothing more than to see people attacked simply for what they were born with‚ and all three and 914 more hate groups are currently legal in the United States (Southern Poverty Law Center [SPLC]‚ 2017). Under the First Amendment‚ hate groups are allowed the right to free speech‚ but a list of exceptions has grown out of several landmark Supreme Court cases that have evolved the conditions of free speech‚ with the most important aspect being violence. Many hate groups throughout

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    2. What did the Congress of Vienna accomplish? The Congress of Vienna accomplished many things. They first met in September of 1814. After the defeat of Napoleon‚ European rulers wanted to restore the old order. Great Britain‚ Austria‚ Prussia‚ and Russia met at the Congress of Vienna. They met to arrange a final peace settlement. The most influential leader was the Austrian foreign minister‚ Metternich. He wanted the royal families to be restored to their positions of power. They also wanted

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    attacks with my family‚ but I was too young to truly understand it at the time. When I recently read and watched the speech‚ I was reminded just how powerful and emotional his speech actually was. Bush’s intended audience was not only the U.S. Congress and the American people‚ but also America’s allies and enemies. When Bush delivered his speech nine days after the attacks‚ the entire nation was furious and confused. The majority of the world watched Bush give the speech to find out details on

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    The one main advantage of the bicameral legislative structure of this country is that limits the abuse of power of Congress. No one group or class in the U.S. can dictate the terms or make legislature that will benefit themselves at the expense of others. Unreasonable demands of the Senate can be blocked by the Representatives and in turn the Senate can kill a piece of unjust legislation passed by the Representatives. The prevention of unfair laws and legislature is a clear advantage. One difficulty

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    my own horses and cows and chickens. To have cool‚ lifted trucks and razors for entertainment. I always wished of having something like that‚ far aways from the city so my family and I could party and not disturb anybody. The results of my Career Interest Profiler and/or Personality Type test said that “my personality type is Consul”. I definitely agree with this because when I grow up I want to work for the government. The reason why I want to work for the government is because i’m very outgoing

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    enduring peace all through Europe. This mindset‚ achieved through the devastating wars that just occurred‚ urged European powers to create dependable frameworks for peace‚ specifically the Concert of Europe and the League of Nations; however‚ these groups experienced varying success levels. The Concert’s eagerness to obliterate any resistance through a legal use of military power kept any real clash from coming to fruition; this is differentiated by the Leagues‚ who had an absence of authority‚ prompting

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