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    AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES‚ Petitioner‚ -versus- G.R. No. L-51641 June 29‚ 1982 CLAVE‚.... MARITIME SECURITY UNION‚ etc Respondents. x---------------------------------------------------x FACTS: Petitioner (APL) entered into a contact with the Marine Security Agency for the latter to guard and protect the petitioner’s vessels while moored at the port of Manila. The contract was valid for one year from date of its execution (Jan 4‚ 1960). The guards were not known to APL

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    Bill Clinton‚ and George W. Bush: Two Term Presidents with Major Impacts Ronald Reagan‚ Bill Clinton‚ and George W. Bush were all two term Presidents in the last 30 years and although their policies and the time periods in which they presided were different‚ each man had a significant impact as President of the United States. It will be argued that Reagan was a reconstructive President and “savior”‚ helping to restore faith to the Presidency as an institution after the shortcomings of his predecessors

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    Abortion is among the most controversial of issues in American politics today‚ and can be seen as a fight against killing a fetus‚ while others are willing to argue that they are infringing on their personal freedoms. It is a woman’s right to choose what she does with her body‚ and no one entity should be able to decide how to take away such choices. These freedoms are given and protected by the Constitution. Regardless of this major debate‚ there are approximately 1.5 million abortions performed

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    Comic Art in America. Simon & Schuster. Bell‚ N. D. (2002). Using and understanding humor in a second language: A case study. Benoit‚ W. L.‚ Klyukovski‚ A.‚ McHale‚ J.‚ & Airne‚ D. (2001). A fantasy theme analysis of political cartoons on the Clinton-Lewinsky-Starr affair Bergen‚ B. (2004). To awaken a sleeping giant. Cognition and culture in September 11 political cartoons. Language‚ Culture and Mind. Standford‚ CA: CSLI‚ 23–35. Bormann‚ E. G.‚ Koester‚ J.‚ & Bennett‚ J. (1978). Political

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    significant shift of attitudes during the 1990s‚ especially among liberal democratic states‚ which led the way in pressing new humanitarian claims within international society. The UN Secretary General noted the extent of this change in a speech to the General Assembly in September 1999. Kofi Annan declared that there was a developing international norm to forcibly protect civilians who were at risk from genocide and mass killing. The new norm was a weak one‚ however. At no time did the UNSC authorize

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    foods and medicine. In the South‚ many whites looked up to slaves for their healing powers (Faragher 72). Slaves also cooked for their masters‚ where they introduced African food. This transformed the colonies’ culture because African culture merged with the colonists’ culture. For example‚ in the book Out of Many: A History of the American People‚ the author states‚ “In Louisiana a combination of African‚ French‚ and Indian elements produced a distinguished American cuisine (Faragher 73).” This shows

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    and the artistic boom that started in the town of Harlem. Throughout this paper I will discuss the influence artists had on the Harlem Renaissance‚ how they have influenced‚ motivated‚ and excelled in the culture‚ and what their accomplishments in this era. During this time‚ Harlem was the center of culture where it had brought in African American artists‚ musicians‚ poets‚ photographers‚ and scholars. At this time‚ it was also noticed as the “New Negro Movement” after the 1925 anthology by Alain

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    history‚ African Americans confronted many struggles with migration. Migration is commonly associated with positivity and new beginnings‚ but not in this every case. Southern African Americans voluntarily migrated‚ yet drew various resources and drawbacks. African Americans found difficulty in the South‚ ultimately made the decision to migrate. African American were in such poor circumstances in the South‚ so they had to use major strategies to obtained benefits‚ and face many obstacles in order

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    and exploitation for natural resources. Africa had many natural resources that Europeans wanted to themselves and the only solution they came up with was to conquer Africa. Europeans explored and exploited Africa for a variety of reasons. They did this to spread christianity‚ to civilize the African people‚ to gain wealth/power and to fulfil the need for slave labor in the New World colonies. Europeans wanted to spread christianity and they did this through the 4 C’s which are christianity‚ civilization

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    of men both sides were in desperation of African Americans to participate in the American Revolution. All what mattered to African Americans was their freedom and they fought for whichever side that promised their independence. In 1775‚ the Continental Congress accepted a policy of eliminating African American soldiers from the army. George Washington mandated the Continental Army‚ which he additionally disqualified recruitment of African American soldiers; despite the fact they served and

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