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    located in Guilin Road Business Circle‚ and it is also very popular among foreigners who live and work in Changchun. There is a little opportunity that let foreigners as traveler know and go to Paul’s Pizza. Their time is tight. So the target customers are foreigners who could have long time in Changchun. The authentic pizza‚ low fat high nutritional snacks‚ tasty beverage and pleasant environment attracts many foreigners go and enjoy their spare time there. On the other hand‚ the Paul’s pizza also

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    Anti-Foreign Sentiments

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    Anti-Foreign Sentiments As you requested on March 17‚ this report outlines the results of my analysis of the effectiveness of the government measures on anti-foreign issue sentiments and the type of complaints received from Singaporeans. Anti-foreigner sentiments are increasing among Singaporean as Singaporean’s feel threaten about their job security and their children’s future. One example to state will be the Ferrari accident‚ which caused by the china driver not only‚ caused him to lose his

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    Israelite Religion

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    Here‚ the Bible suggests that the Israelite’s saw foreigners as being set apart from themselves not on the basis of the Israelites being a superior race‚ but rather‚ on the basis of the Israelites’ devotion to a distinctive culture and religion that was based on their belief in the God of the Bible. Nowhere does the text state that the Israelites were concerned with the race of the people of other nations. Instead‚ the text indicates that the Israelites were concerned with not falling into the cultural

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    claims from foreigners and Hawaiians. The last thing with land ownership that Kamehameha the third did was start the Kuleana act. This made it very difficult for Hawaiians to legally own land. When Kamehameha the third began land ownership through land commissioners and the Kuleana act‚ it was a big cause leading to the overthrow of the Hawaiian monarchy. The concept of owning land was a completely new idea for the Hawaiian people. This "land ownership" idea was a major demand from foreigners. To the

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    causes of overthrow

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    arrival of foreigners to the Hawaiian Islands led to modernization‚ which helped to overthrow the Hawaiian government. Moving into the modern world led to change in land tenure‚ government structure‚ and free trade as well as the culture and lives of the Native Hawaiians. Several agreements such as the Great Mahele‚ the Reciprocity Treaty‚ and the Bayonet Constitution along with modernization paved the road to overthrowing the Hawaiian monarchy. During the Great Mahele foreigners pressured King

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    and this is effective against a British population which would not know much about rabies. However‚ a foreigner who is likely to come from a country in which rabies is present‚ would most likely know a great deal more about rabies than the average British citizen at that time. Therefore‚ the methods implemented by the directors of the advertisement would probably have less of an effect on a foreigner‚ as they likely would already be familiar with the effects of rabies. For example‚ the directors of

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    Sima Qian Analysis

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    attention paid to the non-Greek and non-Chinese foreigners encountered by both historians. Herodotus’ work arises from his extensive travels and interest in other peoples‚ while Sima Qian’s “The Account of Dayuan” serves a strictly strategic purpose to facilitate the Han emperor’s rule. However‚ both works do share a common theme of ethnocentric superiority. Herodotus and Sima Qian imply the superiority of their own cultures vis-à-vis the foreigners they encounter. Ultimately‚ their works converge

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    “Iitiko-Dori” in this book says that the Japanese are willing to accept foreign cultures and Japan has developed it’s economy with using technologies and systems that are imported from foreign countries. However‚ the Japanese have also excluded foreigners or foreign cultures. In Edo era‚ Tokugawa government forbade trading with almost all the countries. In one sense‚ that helped Japan improve it’s unique culture‚ such as kabuki‚ ennichi‚ and so on. The Japanese can enjoy it’s specific culture now

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    Singapore is one of the most economically prosperous country in the South East Asia region. There has been a influx of foreigners in the country in recent years. I think the foreigners bring about a positive impact in the economical area‚ however in other areas such as social and environmental area‚ foreigners may bring about a negative impact instead. Migrants bring about a positive impact in the economical aspect of Singapore. They provide for much cheap labour. Manual work and low status

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    There has been growing concern with nation and identity amongst Singaporeans since the influx of foreigners triggered social tension in our multi-ethnic society due to sentiments over differences in nationalities and cultures between Singaporeans and foreigners. Alongside the perception that foreigners are taking away job opportunities from Singaporeans‚ a sense of displacement has been strongly expressed amongst the local populace‚ exemplifying Singaporeans’ quest for identity and sense of rootedness

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