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    Non-cardiogenic shock is caused by a circulatory collapse in the body that is not due to problems originating in the heart. Shock is commonly caused by hypo-perfusion though the blood vessels due to lack of blood in the vessels causing low blood pressure and rapid heartbeat. Besides cardiogenic shock‚ there are three other types that cause shock for non-cardiogenic reasons‚ obstructive shock‚ disruptive shock‚ and hypovolemic shock. Obstructive shock results from an obstruction that prevents blood

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    What does non-proliferation and disarmament in the discussion on nuclear weapons mean?(10Marks) A nuclear weapon is an explosive device that comes its damaging force from nuclear reactions‚ either fission or a combination of fission and fusion. There are many countries posses with nuclear weapon such as United State‚ Russia‚ France‚ China and United Kingdom. Non-proliferation and Disarmament is one program to prevent the nuclear weapon spread freely without any way of prevention. The non-proliferation

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    LITERATURE REVIEW Introduction This section deals with literatures under the following themes: Definition of rural non-farm activities‚ determinants of rural non-farm activities‚ challenges of rural non-farm activities and the contribution of rural non-farm activities to poverty reduction. Rural non-farm activities Junior R. Davis (2005)‚ defines rural non-farm activities as comprising all those activities associated with wage work or self employment in income generating activities(including income

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    11.2 Non-Conventional Sources of Energy 705 11.2 NON-CONVENTIONAL SOURCES OF ENERGY Introduction The Industrial Revolution of the 19th century ushered in new technologies. The spurt in inventions in that century was unprecedented in many ways. Some of these inventions involved use of natural resources like coal and oil. The thought of exhaustible nature of these resources and the environmental damage from the use of these resources never occurred either to the inventors or the subsequent generations

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    As globalization continues to spread over the world‚ many countries are beginning to feel its effects. One example is the auto industry. The automobile business is evolving rapidly on a worldwide basis. Car and parts manufacturers are merging‚ component design and manufacture are now frequently outsourced instead of being created in-house‚ brands are changing and the giant automobile companies are expanding deeper into providing financial services to car buyers. Meanwhile‚ all of the biggest‚ most

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    Introduction What’s the deal? Clubs are very common establishments in our society. Firstly‚ before I further explain all the required information‚ we have to understand that a club operates differently as compared to a normal business/enterprise. The most imperative difference between a business and this sports club is that a business is established with the aim of generating profit which the owner is entitled to because the owner is the person who provides the start-up capital. The low down

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    beret and so on. In Vietnam‚ the conical pleasant hat‚ or non la‚ serves as a very important tool used by everyone. The non la‚ translates "leaf hat‚" because it is made out of leaves and is also very light and thin. The non la is used by villagers for protection from the sun‚ and it is also used as a fan in the hot and dry weather. The non la is also a symbol of beauty because it shows the very poor‚ simple life of a Vietnamese farmer. The non la dates back to the earliest civilizations thousands of

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    Non-profit vs. For-profit in Healthcare Organizations In the healthcare industry there is a universal goal of treating patients and taking care of people. How that is accomplished is also similar‚ but the organizations behind the healthcare service provider can vary greatly. In this paper we will analyze the characteristics of non-profit and for-profit healthcare organizations and the factors that impact their operations. Additionally‚ we will look at the various ways a non-profit organization

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    Conformity V.S. Non-Conformity Conformity‚ it controls all of everyone from the moment they make contact with social environments or social group. Social groups make people conform and make people all alike so that they fit in‚ so when a person in a conformed group does something different‚ they will feel uneasy and pressured. Humans in a social environment have the constant urge to be conformed and alike with other people‚ but then lose or lack their uniqueness and individuality. Conformity

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    Functionalism as Non-Reductive Physicalism As a human beings we have beliefs‚ desires‚ emotions and other ‘mental states’; and our bodies seems to react to those mental states; for instance‚ if believe that Wynton Marsalis will play a show‚ I will move my body to get the tickets before they sell out. From the completeness of the physics we know that those mental states are physical; but nonetheless‚ the question remains as to how to explain those mental states in physical terms? The identity

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