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    property of the defendant involving two different parties. On the basis of the premise liability claim‚ our client has a case against the hotel. The premise liability claim is based on common law principles of negligence and derives from an establishment’s lack of supervision‚ care‚ or control of the premises. RESTATMENT (SECOND) OF TORTS §344 (1965). According to the premise liability claim‚ a tavern owner has a duty to protect his patrons‚ and thus be liable for negligence‚ if the following applies: control

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    WINNER’S SHIFT Introduction This report has been produced to review and analyze the two case studies mentioned “Microsoft’s lost opportunities” and “Create renewal‚ without it you create Detroit” to prove that “Winner’s Change” and losers don’t. A review of these organizations in concern illustrates that business’s and organizations that shift before its competitors will make lots of money than its competitors would. Today Apple has made much more money‚ than any other brand in the world

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    After the American Revolution‚ many people who lived in the new America ( United States of America) envisioned themselves to have a life of equal opportunity and treatment but this was far from the truth. Life in the United States was in fact unchanged for the majority of people due to the lack of equal treatment and opportunity. Only the wealthy upper class elites were able to prosper and feel true freedom by voting in the elections. While the majority of people who lived in the new America were

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    dropping atomic bombs in Japan. So‚ using the atomic bomb was the decision that had to do to save many lives. Furthermore‚ the decision to use atomic bombs was desired to save not only American lives but also Japanese soldiers’ lives and civilians’ lives too because Japanese civilians intended to continue to fight if there was an invasion of homeland. If the U.S invasion happened and lasted many months or many years‚ there would be the millions of the deaths. Barnes explained‚ “The study done for Secretary

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    Andy Warhol had a very different way of doing things‚ not just in his art‚ but in his entire life. He was so different from everyday people‚ that people saw him as an outcast‚ just because he did things the way he wanted. Eventually his weird style and social awkwardness became something people were somehow drawn to. He became famously known for his innovative style‚ which people found fresh and interesting. His unique style was new‚ modern‚ and the definition of pop culture‚

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    shunned from a legislative meeting‚ Washington appointed close advisors to aid him in his executive decisions‚ thereby creating the idea of a “Cabinet”. He chose distinguished and illustrious leaders like Hamilton‚ Randolph‚ Knox‚ and even sometimes Jefferson to assist him in presidential affairs and be advisors in their specialized field to him. Washington virtually constituted the two-term precedent‚ which his successors (excluding FDR)

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    but‚ that it was also intimidate Russia. During World War two Russia had not put much thought or really focused on the building of any nuclear weapons up until around 1939. Even then the Russian scientists had not put much effort into it like the Americans had with the Manhattan Project. After the Germans invaded Russia their nuclear program became almost non-existent because most of the scientist as well as other workers in those departments were put into other jobs that were viewed as more important

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    The Revolutionary War was fought on what is now U.S. soil between the British and its North American colonies from 1775 to 1781‚ because of differing views on how the people should be governed (Norton‚ 158). The Treaty of Paris was signed in the year of 1783‚ and the British finally recognized America as an independent nation (Norton‚ 159). After freedom‚ America needed a new form of government and a couple years later‚ the constitution would fulfill that role. As the U.S created new forms for which

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    way it is 3 or 4 different trials. First there was the Paula Jones case in which Paula Jones sued President Clinton for sexual harassment‚ and Clinton ended up paying an out of court settlement of $850‚000. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paula_Jones) Then there was the Monica Lewinski scandal with the infamous blue dress. Based on these two scandals The House of Representatives voted to impeach Clinton on 4 articles of impeachment‚ 2 of them passed. Then there was the Senate trial‚ where most of the

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    General Picket would lead his men through the open field in order to assault the Union center; this was the first time that he would lead his men into battle. As the Division of Confederate forces advanced upon the defensive lines‚ the Union artillery began to fire on the advancing soldiers. The cannon fire would easily hit and break the lines of the advancing men. As the assault grew closer to the defensive perimeter the Union Artillery began to fire canisters upon the approaching troops‚ canisters

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