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    from the class A Welcome all of you‚ as you all know I am running for president in student Union Election. I care about what the union president can do for this school and you. I am a friendly and approachable person with the passion and commitment to take our union forward. and now I am honored to stand here and would like to express long-term wish: "I want to win for student union election." As you know from the previous year‚ I have some experience sitting on some committee you have never

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    The Impact of Interest Groups on American Elections I. Introduction Indeed‚ it was James Madison in Federalist 10 that said that factions are groups that unite to serve selfish goals‚ not the national interest. It is necessary to control them through constitutional means‚ one of which is the creation of a large republic‚ which helps disperse factions and to reduce their influence on the national legislature. Madison in his paper is warning the contractures of the constitution that factions are

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    process with such salient features also bears another side – Hydraulic fracturing gives off numerous environmental risks such as contamination of ground water and surface air that can easily effect the public health. Facing all the advantages and disadvantages‚ one cannot truly determine the propriety of fracking if one does not fully understand the environmental‚ economic‚ legal‚ and political aspects of fracking. First Body Paragraph (Environmental) Water quality The country ’s push to find clean

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    2016 Election Aftermath The 2016 presidential election is going to have many negative results. We will face many problems with Donald Trump as the 2016 president. Donald Trump is our next president and is taking health care coverage away‚ has no interest in addressing the world’s climate change‚ and is banning religious groups. To illustrate‚ Trump has pledged to take away health care coverage from 20 million people with no actual plan to replace it. He is delivering a full repeal of Obamacare

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    Case A FACTS: Elaine has been fired from her employment at will employer. Jerry fired her and gave her no reason for her termination. Elaine was promised good career opportunities and given an annual salary of $30‚000. Kramer‚ who was less qualified for the position‚ replaced her. Elaine has sued Jerry to get her job back. ISSUE: Is this a case for wrongful discharge or does Jerry have the right to fire Elaine? LAW/ANALYSIS: To begin‚ Elaine is an at-will employee. This means

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    First Presidential Election Debate The First Presidential Debate for the Election 2016 was aired on Monday September 26‚ 2016 and was watched by millions of viewers across their TV‚ mobile‚ laptop‚ and tablet screens. I have never seen a presidential debate before‚ so I was kind of excited about it. The debate has been historical in drawing attention of the viewers " including me"‚ and have played a significant role in pointing out the differences in philosophy of Donald Trump‚ the Republican nominee

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    Clapper‚ I found myself conflicted on whose side I supported. Near the end of Judge Lynch’s decision‚ he wrote how a contraction of privacy could be required by national security when dealing with domestic and international terrorism. I believe that this is the case‚ as long as we as citizens depend on the government for our protection‚ we should expect some violation of our previously defined bounds of privacy. Judge Lynch continues by saying that this contraction though should face a momentous

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    meditation texts‚ Vairagya‚ translated as “non-attachment”‚ is weaved throughout scriptures and sutras with both substantial gravitas and significance. To define non-attachment is no facile task‚ for there exists numerous components of its practice. As a yogic practice‚ non-attachment applies over myriad manifestations of nature. However‚ to grasp the role non-attachment plays in yoga‚ one must examine its qualities and obstacles. Why must one practice non-attachment? Understanding these obstacles

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    CASE EXAMPLE A: Elaine has sued Jerry because Jerry fired her. Elaine was on the job for two months. The job offer letter she had been given mentioned the great career opportunities at the company and stated that her annual salary would be $30‚000. The employer is an employment at will employer. Elaine was given no reason for the termination. After the termination‚ Jerry hired a man named Kramer‚ who had less job experience and education than Elaine‚ for the position. Elaine has sued to get her job

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    system as an essential feature of the democratic process is not a contemporary one. Interestingly‚ the original jury was the King’s judges‚ and there was no concept of the independence of the judiciary as we know it today. Essentially‚ the jury’s purpose is to be the sole judges of the facts as opposed to the law. In contemporary times‚ we believe that‚ to be judges of fact‚ one must come to the court ignorant of the facts. Impartiality in adjudicating is therefore based on ignorance of the facts

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