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    Ricci Year Case Study

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    The year 1982 was a ‘Ricci-year’: scholarly meetings in different places around the world‚ from Chicago (US)‚ over Macerata (Italy) to Taibei (Taiwan)‚ commemorated Matteo Ricci’s entry in China. It was exactly four hundred years since his arrival in the Portuguese settlement of Macao in 1582 and his entry into the mainland one year later. In 2001‚ there were new celebrations of Ricci‚ in Hong Kong and in Beijing‚ commemorating his definitive settling in Beijing in 1601. The year 2010 is again a

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    one place in Warrensburg to go. Those Were the Days‚ located on Pine Street‚ was started in 1992 by Larry Dilley‚ 73‚ of Warrensburg. Dilley‚ a retired math professor at UCM‚ is currently away on a hunting trip. Employee Melissa Rapp‚ 57‚ of Warrensburg‚ said that Dilley opened the shop for his wife who liked antiquing and collecting. Rapp said that Dilley first opened a smaller shop on BB Highway‚ and in 1994 he opened the shop in its current location. Those Were the Days is open Monday through

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    Cases

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    meaning of "stop". The judge found that in this circumstance "stop" meant halt and wait for police or other officials to investigate the accident. A literal interpretation was against the purpose of the law. 3a Smith v Hughes SMITH v HUGHES (1960) 1 WLR 830 LORD PARKER CJ: These are six appeals by way of case stated by one of the stipendiary magistrates sitting at Bow Street‚ before whom informations were preferred by police officers against the defendants‚ in each case that she ‘being a common

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    Some Like It Hot

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    SELECTIONS BELOW. These sequences have been preselected for you. They are all available on YouTube/Daily Motion and on a DVD entitled ‘FTVMS 101 Assignment # 1‚ 2013’ in the AV Library. (A) The Artist (2011) (B) Singin’ in the Rain (1952) (C) Some Like It Hot (1959) (D) Annie Hall (1977) Please note that the quality of the sequence on the DVD is likely to be better than the quality of the clips posted online. Since you are doing a close analysis‚ it is a good idea to use the online material

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    Davis v. The Board of County Commissioners of Doña Ana County Case What was the legal issue in this case? The plaintiff‚ Davis is suing Dona Ana County. The plaintiff was a patient at Mesilla Valley Hospital (MVH) in their inpatient mental facility‚ while she was in their care one of the mental health technicians‚ Joseph Herrera sexually assaulted her. She is suing the County of Dona Ana‚ because Herrera used to be a detention sergeant for the county‚ while employed there he was found to have

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    Celebrated Cases of Judge Dee Part One Description/Synopsis Judge Dee was a statesman to a town called Chang-Ping. He lived in the Tang Dynasty. He was known to be a famous detective and by his crime solving. The book‚ Celebrated Cases of Judge Dee‚ is broken down into three parts. This is because he is faced with three murders. The first murder‚ The Double Murder at Dawn‚ was the murder of the two silk merchants. The second murder‚ The Strange Corpse‚ was the sudden death of a young husband

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    The sonoma county court system uses diversion services for its first time juvenile offenders for certain crimes. This diversion program starts before any trial begins and after the case is analyzed to see if it qualifies. These are a lot of drug and theft cases that juveniles in the community are guilty of. The court hands the defendants to the Probation Department. The offender has multiple factors that must be included to qualify for the program. If the individual does qualify they are put on

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    however

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    from this and we can not consider them as successful person. In addition ‚ there are a lot of people who are very successful even though they do not have enough money. For example ‚ the medical researchers who spend most of their lives to make some studies and research in order to help the humanity. They are successful people because their proposal is important for the humanity. They can save a lot of lives and help a lot of people to survive. We can say that thay are not successful because they

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    Case Briefs

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    school of the village of Waukesha.11 years old boy kicked another 14 years old boy which caused the boy never recovered the use of his limb. The former was sued by the latter for $2800. Issue: whether a person who unintentionally hurt another person is liable for the harm through intentional harm. Holdings: the jury rendered a verdict for the plaintiff of $2800. Rationale: the touch was the exciting or remote cause of the destruction of the bone. The case was a case of torts and it related to the assult

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    A Bright Future for Some

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    A “Bright Future” for Some “’There’s a lot to be said for receiving aid because you worked hard for it‚’ said Florida state representative Marti Coley.” While this is true‚ how hard do you really have to work to maintain a mere 3.0 high school grade point average and score a 20 on the ACT (a score that wouldn’t even grant you admission to many universities)? For some‚ a lot of work may be required‚ but these below-national-average scores will currently guarantee you a “Bright Futures” scholarship

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