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    Promotion Campaign for LED Lighting Zhuoxian Li University of Southern California Promotion Campaign for LED Lighting Future of LED Lighting Now is the time of an information age‚ in which energy plays an essential role in people’s life. People rely heavily on various kinds of resources to support their daily life‚ especially gas and electricity. However‚ as a result of excessive exploitation of natural resources‚ the world is now facing a global energy crisis‚ which is triggered by the fast-paced

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    Roosevelt’s "New Nationalism" The dawn of Imperial Presidency‚ also known as Roosevelt’s "New Nationalism" became a role of executive power that would never diminish in the U.S. for a variety of economic and political reasons. To achieve the prominence and longevity of "New Nationalism‚" Roosevelt and his surrounding "Brain Trust" of lawyers and professors reasoned that "bigness was unavoidable" and that "competition in most of its forms is wasteful and costly" (759). One economic example

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    p. 21 -22 IX. Executive Summary p. 23 - 24 X. References p. 24 I. Introduction What is LED light? With a view to creating a better quality of light and saving energy LED light has entered the light industry. Full form of LED is light emitting diode. The concept of LED is pretty simple. Like every other diodes‚ LED is made of semiconductor filled with impurities from Group IIIA and GROUP VA elements‚ creating a p-n junction. As electricity flows from

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    Discuss to what extent to which Nationalism contributed to the expulsion of the French from Indo-China in 1954. You must use evidence to support your view On 7 May 1954‚ the French Far East Expeditionary Corps were routed at the Battle of Dien Bien Phu. More than 11‚000 French troops were taken prisoner. One tenth of the French Union’s military strength in Indo-China had been wiped out. The Viet Minh had dispatched their colonial rulers. The battle had ended in decisive victory

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    Nationalism is viewed by both ‚ Sir Muhammad Iqbal and B R Ambedkar as a unifying spirit among people who feel akin to each other and co-exist harmoniously- inspired by common elements‚ such as culture and traditions. Sir Iqbal attributes this unifying spirit primarily to a common faith (Islam) which in his words "an ethical ideal plus a certain kind of Polity - a social structure regulated by a legal system and animated by a specific ethical ideal". Arguing against bifurcation between an individual’s

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    Scottish Nationalism – Music Josh Watson As the bagpipe played such an important part in this particular Scottish-themed wedding‚ it likewise played a major role in the evolving spirit of nationalism in the Scottish people. It has been used as an instrument of war but the same instrument is proudly marched in demonstrations of peace. It moves men to give more of self‚ to march longer when they are exhausted‚ to be more thankful in celebratory times‚ to celebrate more with their friends and family

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    Some may suggest that it is more productive to look at the events leading up to the war to determine who was at fault. The blame attached to World War One (WWI) is not exclusively German‚ but may lie with the concepts of militarism‚ imperialism‚ nationalism‚ and alliances. Militarism played an immense part in the start of WWI and without it‚ there was a chance WWI would have never have lasted as long as it did. Militarism is when an entire country is in love with the idea of war. Soldiers were considered

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    During World War 1 propaganda posters helped persuade citizens from both the central and allied countries to enlist in the army‚ by appealing to the viewers emotions. Propaganda posters were  often used to convince the viewer that joining the military would be fun and rewarding. Most propaganda posters  would  depict the enemy as an evil beast creating a threatening dehumanized view of the enemy . One U.S  poster painted by H.R Hoops depicts the enemy as a horrific beast carrying a defenceless woman

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    During the Romantic era‚ nationalism proved to be a major influence of the relationship between composers and their music. The political unrest all over Europe provoked many forms of nationalism. The Romantic composers of this era expressed their sense of nationalism in many ways. One way that composers showed this was basing their music on the songs and dances of their people‚ such as Chopin in his mazurkas. Also‚ composers wrote dramatic works based on folklore and symphonic poems or operas

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    Figure 1 Nationalism: Pride and Prejudice Written by: Christopher Stratton Abstract In 2016 the United States will elect a new president. As the campaigns of each candidate hits full stride the voters are bombarded by ideals of American nationalism‚ rallying members of the respective party to their cause. Nationalism in any form can be both a good and bad aspect of a State’s identity. What a group uses to build a national identity will determine how that identity works and how the world views

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