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    Gun Ownership

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    The debate almost always assumes responsible ownership when in reality it has been found that more than half of all legally purchased guns were stored unlocked and at least 16% were stored unlocked and even loaded. Other studies have also claimed that having a gun increases the risk of suicide and/or homicide inside the home during family arguments. Gun control can even raise the crime on citizens. Gun control may be able to regulate the wrong use of these weapons‚ but it also causes those

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    Land Ownership

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    Land is like a human‚ it grows‚ breaths‚ and dies. So do we have the right to own it? Most people believe yes we do for we are born with this need and there’s a few who believe that we have no right to for it’s a living being and that we can’t own land but we take from it till we give it back in the end of our days. Chief Seattle’s speech is an example of native American thoughts on how they believe that when one dies they are taken into the Earth for they are giving back to the earth what they

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    Co-ownership is where there are multiple individuals with an ownership interest in property. Many people chose to own real estate in some form of co-ownership in other words concurrent. There are three main ways to own real property jointly; first (1) Tenancy in Common‚ if you own property as joint tenants‚ then your ownership rights includes the right of survivorship. This means that when one joint tenant dies‚ their interest in the property automatically goes to the other joint tenant. Second (2)

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    The sole proprietorship is the simplest form of business organization. A sole proprietorship is a business that is owned by an individual who is solely responsible for all aspects of the business. The owner is personally responsible for all debts of the business‚ even in excess of the amount invested. The business and its owner are thus considered the same entity. The advantages of a sole proprietorship include: a. Low start up costs‚ as legal and filing fees are at a minimum. However‚ many

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    The impact of media ownership Media should play its role freely without the influence of any other parties or power. The media suppose to be the agent of change‚ development‚ stability‚ social cohesion‚ a platform for mental or intellectual reformation and its biggest role is as the market for any kind of information. But in reality‚ these roles are not fully applied as the interruption of the media owners inhabits some of its roles. As we all know‚ the owner has the full power towards the media

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    Ownership and Self Sense” Ownership can be viewed in many different ways. Some think of ownership as a bad thing‚ while others think of it as a good thing. Before someone can establish their beliefs on what is good and bad‚ the true meaning of what they are being ased must be understood. This controversial question of whether ownership is positive or negative brings up a much more important question‚ “What does it mean to own something?”. Ownership is defined as to have possession of something

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    Ownership leaders make the group far better by the time they finish their term. In contrast‚ No-Ownership leaders crave attention‚ live in their own fantasy world‚ and bring the team to its knees. When the team’s result in a project or effort is less than ideal‚ the Leader Takes: No-Ownership of the Result Ownership of the Result Disown the Reality “I am a great person. It must be my team’s fault.” Own the Reality “I led this team. I Own this result.” Disown the Role as Communicator: “My team is

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    Trust and Co-Ownership

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    INTRODUCTION It is predominantly established fact that there has been a noteworthy boost in the figure of heterosexual or homosexual partners cohabiting outside marriage in the past three decades in the United Kingdom. Cohabitation has become the standard for a considerable fraction of the people in England and Wales and the increase in cohabitation is a phenomenon not restricted by the law makers. This trend recommends that cohabitation presupposes a better connotation in people’s life

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    Australia’s media ownership laws have remained unchanged for over a decade‚ debate on the desirability of reform has continued unabated. This debate has been fuelled by the advent of new media technologies‚ a number of inquiries proposing regulatory changes‚ and the self-interest of those media organisations that report the controversy. The Government has long indicated that it believed the rules to be anachronistic‚ and in 2002 unsuccessfully attempted to amend the cross-media ownership restrictions

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    1. Explain what the phrase “taking ownership of your learning” means to you. “Taking ownership of your own learning” means being responsible for your education. It simply means being self-motivated and not relying on the teacher for every instruction. One must be eager to learn rather than aim to get good grades‚ and use this knowledge to make them better as an individual. 2. To complete this assignment you should add personal reflections to these 7 bullet points that describe what a successful

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