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    I was given the chance to live. Before I was born‚ my teenaged mother was expected to get an Abortion by my own grandmother. Being the strongest woman I know she went against my grandmother’s wishes and had me at sixteen. Therefore‚ causing controversy between my family‚ but my mother didn’t care because she knew she was going to have me. According to Statistics‚ the daughters of teen parents are 22% more likely to become teen mothers themselves‚ children of teen mothers are also 50% more likely

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    TIPAIMUKH Northeast India gets the highest rainfall in the country and its thick and extensive forests give birth to huge rivers. With a view to tapping the hydro power potential of these rivers‚ a nexus of policymakers‚ technocrats and contractors have mooted plans for the construction of dozens of dams. In the process‚ however‚ little regard is being paid to the short and long-term consequences on the ecosystem‚ biodiversity or the local people in the river’s watershed and drainage. One of the

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    to be even greater today. In the past decade multiple stories about the unjustified death of an African American has occurred. Police brutality is very popular amongst these cases. In each case the race card was also pulled‚ causing a lot of controversy between blacks and whites. Violent protests took place and resulted in chaos. Instead of solving the problem these acts created bigger ones. Throughout the 1950s and 1960s‚ movements to obtain civil rights for black Americans have had historical significance

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    Constructive Controversy

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    Constructive controversy is a process through which two individuals or groups of individuals seek to reach an agreement when their ideas‚ opinions and information are incompatible to those of the other (Johnson‚ Johnson and Tjosvold‚ 2006). The process is based on a strong cooperative goal and involves “deliberate discourse [of the advantages and disadvantages of proposed actions] aimed at synthesizing novel solutions” (Johnson‚ Johnson and Tjosvold‚ 2006‚ p.71). Participants cope constructively

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    The issue of slavery became a persistent topic between the North and the South. The northern states mainly focused on economic development‚ while the southern states focused mainly on increasing the number of slaves to work on plantations to make a profit. The article of confederation was modified greatly to support the needs of the north and south. However‚ as time went by the issue of slavery became a growing pain as it slowly destroyed the union. The issue of slavery also separated the north and

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    Constructive Controversy

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    the model that cooperative‚ but not competitive goals between departments induce constructive controversy dynamics among employees from different departments that in turn result in organizational task accomplishment‚ commitment to the organization‚ and confidence in working together in the future. Results further indicate that organizational identification moderated the association of competitive goal interdependence with constructive controversy such that the negative association was weaker with higher

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    Controversy of Globish

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    THE CONTROVERSY OF GLOBISH AND ITS IMPACT AS A POTENTIAL WORLD LANGUAGE Meghan McCutcheon Concordia University Abstract This paper explains the current arguments surrounding the use of an impending world language. Four different sources are used throughout the paper as a means to better explain the notion of Jean-Paul Nerrière’s brainchild of ‘Globish’ as a front-runner for the use of a world language. These sources differ somewhat of their interpretation of ‘Globish’

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    Goodwill Controversy

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    general view of goodwill and talk about goodwill valuation is books and from there we discuss the accounting practices for goodwill around the world which covers various countries in different parts of the world and look into the depths of goodwill controversy. Lastly‚ the method of goodwill valuation is discussed. 1. What is your impression of goodwill of a business in a general sense? How does it differ from the concept of goodwill in accounting? An account that can be found in the assets portion

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    Heredity and Hormones and How They influence Behavior There are many things that are unknown about the reasons behind people’s thoughts and actions‚ but in recent years‚ concepts about how a person’s own genetic make-up and hormones can affect our own behavior. Although there have been no breakthroughs that can definitively say this hormone causes people to act one way all the time‚ there have been instances where a person’s genetics and hormones can contribute to certain behavioral ideas. There

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    Globalization Controversy

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    Over the last few years‚ the globalization has been a subject of controversy. The anti-globalization was asserted that the globalization would give developing countries poverty‚ war and even cultural extinction. Whiles‚ Others think that it will bring unprecedented progress and prosperity in the whole world. The aim of this paper is to demonstrate that the international businessman is the biggest winner and company labor is the biggest loser in the world. First‚ brief definitions of globalization

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