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    Lincoln Savings and Loans

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    Lincoln Savings and Loan 2. The high audit fee is a direct financial interest that can cause bias. The larger the amount of audit fees paid by the audit client company to the audit firm‚ the more likelihood that it will impair. The auditor may have to compromise their independence in many ways to ensure that they maintain that particular client‚ since that client provides them with relatively larger revenue. To address this‚ the regulators should impose a new requirement that the total fee from

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    Week 7‚ Assignment 4 Saving Toyota’s Reputation Robin S. Klombers Jack Welch Management Institute Dr. Ardith Bowman‚ Professor JWI 505 Business Communications August 26‚ 2012 Audience Analysis The assignment was to specifically rebuild Toyota’s public-facing reputation. I consider this to be both to customers‚ as well as from a brand management perspective‚ potential customers. In addition‚ I have considered the driver of another vehicle brand‚ who may recognize the Toyota logo

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    Japan Tsunami 2011

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    of water‚ causing a tsunami. Tsunamis are barely felt as a ripple on the ocean’s surface‚ but as the waves reach land‚ they increase in size as the water becomes shallower. Japan earthquake and tsunami At 2:46pm Japanese time‚ on March 11th 2011‚ an earthquake with the magnitude of 9.0 took place 100km of the coast of Japan‚ and was the 5th most powerful earthquake ever recorded.

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    duties they are going to apply when they will create a new one in the same spot as a historical building which they are going to destroy. I think it’s the only and best way to save them and use them instead of destroying it and creating it a new one. Saving a historical building is a valuable thing to do because a historical building contains a lot of histories and values. And if the government redecorates these buildings and keep those in the original designs as much as possible then they will achieve

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    Saving Sourdi Summary

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    Alexandra Simmons Professor Collum English 1302.0410 February 21‚ 2013 “Saving Sourdi” Part I In “Saving Sourdi” by May-Lee Chai‚ the author creates Sourdi and Nea’s characters using description‚ narration‚ dialog‚ and commentary. Description “Sourdi looked like a statue that had been rescued from the sea. She was smooth where I had angles and soft where I was bone. Sourdi’s face was round‚ her nose low and wide‚ her eyes crescent-shaped like the quarter moon‚ her hair sleek as seaweed.

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    Saving Sourdi Summary

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    101 1-5-09 Compare and Contrast A Sorrowful Woman by Gail Godwin and “Saving Sourdi” by May-Lee Chai are two stories about how family will always be there for you‚ no matter what. The central themes in both of these stories are similar‚ but the methods the authors use to portray them differ. May-Lee Chai was the first of her family to be born in the United States‚ so it wasn’t hard for her to relate while writing “Saving Sourdi”‚ which is about a struggling Asian family living in the south. Growing

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    Time- Saving Technologies

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    utilization of leisure time. There is no doubt that our world is constantly changing. Nowadays‚ modern technologies take up very important place in our lives. “The last couple of decades have witnessed a formidable growth of various time-saving technologies‚ ranging from advanced multi-level time managers to e-mail‚ voicemail‚ mobile telephones and word processors; and yet millions of us have never had so little time to spare as now. It may seem as if we are unwittingly being enslaved by

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    Saving Private Ryan

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    Part 1: Summary Saving Private Ryan takes place at the in in 1944‚ during the second World War. It starts off with American soldiers arriving at Omaha‚ France by boat and engaging in an extremely bloody battle. One of the American commanders‚ Captain John H. Miller is then chosen to lead a new special mission: to find and return Private James Ryan back home because he is the last remaining son out of three who had been K.I.A.. Captain Miller assembled seven men to join him on the mission and

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    Saving Private Ryan

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    Saving Private Ryan – Movie Analysis 1. Throughout the movie‚ Captain Miller continues to lead his enemy unit even when he thinks the mission’s objectives are not worth risking the lives of his men and his own life. How and why does he convince his men to continue in this seemingly meaningless assignment? Captain Miller persuades his cooperative men to go above and beyond their assignment‚ inspiring them to see the big objective of winning the war‚ resolving moral conflicts among his men‚ and

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    Saving Nemo Themes

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    The ‘Saving Nemo- Vanuatu’ is a documentary based on the export of crown fish‚ which became famous since the movie ‘Finding Nemo’ released‚ is fished from the waters of Vanuatu by a foreign company and exported to other countries such as Australia and United States of America. The names of the cultures represented in the documentary are traditional culture that is shown by the people of Vanuatu‚ on the island of Nuna‚ “the magic man declares taboo invoking the spirits to protect sea and whoever defies

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