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    the U.S. has a drone base in Saudi Arabia would have been a red flag‚ triggering widespread discussion of media ethics. But these deals have become so commonplace that the story generated less concern among journalists than did the denial of press access to a recent presidential golf outing. The latter outrage resulted in a sternly worded letter of protest from the White House press corps (Huffington Post‚ 2/18/13). As the Washington Post explained‚ it was convinced to sit on the drone base story by

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    Case Study: Facebook

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    betting on virtual reality‚ drones‚ and artificial intelligence. Buying a virtual-reality startup and investing in drones‚ as Facebook has done this year‚ may not seem to fit into its evolving mobile-platform strategy. And in some ways‚ those deals don’t. In the near term‚ Facebook is focused on building out its potential in today’s mobile-social nexus. Five years from now‚ the company may look more like a direct competitor to Google. Facebook’s interest in VR‚ drones‚ and artificial intelligence

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    Grieg sonata g major

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    nationalism and he began incorporating Norwegian folk idioms into his compositions.3 This sonata in particular radiates with elements of folk idioms throughout‚ the outer movements bear resemblance to the Norwegian folk dance either in rhythm or the drone effect of the open strings‚ reminding the listeners of the specially constructed fiddle known as the hardingfele‚ or the hardanger fiddle. The middle movement unfolds in a slow-fast-slow manner that ends with a cadenza-like flourish‚ which again reiterates

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    Honey bees are one of the matriarchies in the insect kingdom. Colonies consist of one queen‚ a lot of male worker bees‚ and a few male drones. Ninety-five percent of the worker bees are female. A healthy hive is occupied by a collection of many generations. Tasks are divided up by age and colony through an intricate system of communication. Younger worker bees tend to the queen and the baby bees. Older worker bees forage for food and water for the colony‚ convert nectar into honey‚ construct wax

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    Moot Problem

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    Cluster Storm Limited Act‚ 2005. It pursued an extensive research in the integration of robotics and cluster munitions technology‚ and subsequently‚ developed Robo Cluster Storm XS191 which functions simultaneously as airborne „robotic spy drone‟ and a SWARM (Stabilized Weapon and Reconnaissance Mount) remote weapon system. The system weapon was developed to overcome the shortcomings 1 T II II II II II pertaining to detonation issues in cluster munitions and to establish

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    memories she may have. Mildred also hates books and believes they are meaningless‚ which is an average characteristic of the people in Fahrenheit 451’s society. A third characteristic of her that makes her an ideal citizen is that she is an emotionless drone. Overall Fahrenheit 451‚ by Ray Bradbury‚ presents the dangers of conformity through the works of Mildred Montag‚ who is molded by society to be their ideal citizen. In Fahrenheit 451‚ Mildred is like an average citizen at the time because she hates

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    Liberty vs Security

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    and the Executive branch is taking the necessary precautions to stay safe. With the Obama Administration’s war on terror‚ the executive branch is taking the necessary precautions to keep the nation safe with drone attacks‚ warrantless wiretapping‚ and advanced interrogation techniques. [Drone essay Ms. Devine has done] Wireless wiretapping also keeps the peace of the United States. As Steven G. Bradbury states in the pro CQR Essay about wiretapping‚ “taking precautions‚ such as wiretapping‚ helps

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    The Effects of Video Games

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    The effects of video games Kathy Michelle Watson University Composition and Communication II February 10‚ 2013 Jacqueline Smith Lance The effects of video games It is time for adults to come out of the closet. When talking about video games most people will picture in their minds an adolescent glued to a screen; while it is true that 92% of American children play video games (Gentile‚ 2011‚75)‚ the average gamer is 35 years old (ESA‚ 2008). Playing games is an investment of time. The majority

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    Why Is Stop Poaching Wrong

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    Stop Poaching Poaching is the illegal hunting or capturing a living organism. Poaching is wrong because it endangers animals‚ plants‚ the environment‚ and many more things in this world. Animals and plants are living creatures that deserve to be alive and living in their natural habitat. They do not deserve to be taken away from their homes just for the benefit of others. The environment is a complicated structure in which the animals and plants depend of each other to survive. Everyone should the

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    In Common Sense‚ Thomas Paine’s 1776 pamphlet advocating for American independence‚ “Government even in its best state is but a necessary evil; in its worst state an intolerable one.” Government surveillance programs and apparatuses cross the line between protection and oppression when they violate civil liberties and threaten the privacy of everyday Americans. In our society today‚ with our rapidly expanding surveillance complex‚ our civil liberties are more at risk than ever before as the country’s

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