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    Central Tendency Measures of Central Tendency There are many ways of describing of a given set of data. A good number of descriptive measures exist in statistics whose use depends largely on the nature of data and the intended purpose of the description. This measure is the measures of position or central tendency‚ it is use to see how a large set of raw materials can be summarized so that the meaningful essential can be extracted from it. The most commonly measures of central tendency are the

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    Southern UTah university | political affiliations and tendencies in religion | Liberal‚ Conservative‚ & Radical | | Kaitlin | Kelley | | Kaitlin Kelley SOC 3850 Dr. Dean Political Affiliations in Religious Traditions Across the World The political liberalism and conservatism as well as the political affiliations of religious groups‚ leaders‚ and practices gives an extremely interesting new world to delve much thought into. Particularly three types of religious affiliations are the

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    Human Geography Diamonds of War 1. According to the film‚ what percentage of all diamonds are considered illicit? a. The film says that 20% of all diamonds are considered illicit. They are diamonds that are smuggled out of countries. They are diamonds that have paid for wars‚ terrorists‚ weapons‚ or armies. They can also be diamonds that were used to launder money or hide illegal activity. 2. How many UN troops are currently stationed in Sierra Leone? Why is the number significant? a. There

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    The Art of War Erica McNairy Lawrence Wagoner TELS 3345 November 27‚ 2011 The Art of War and Human Resource The field of Human Resource coincides with Sun Tzu’s The Art of War in many approaches. “The art of war is of vital importance to the State. It is a matter of life and death‚ a road either to safety or to ruin. Hence it is a subject of inquiry‚ which can on no account be neglected” (Tzu). This book was based on military strategies but in reality these strategies can be used in all job

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    and Sojourner Truth worked tirelessly to eliminate slavery during the Civil War Era. Their contributions had a lasting impact on history‚ and in 1865‚ the Thirteenth Amendment put an end to slavery in the US‚ or at least that’s what people commonly believe. However‚ slavery still exists today as a result of human trafficking. Victims of trafficking are illegally taken into forced labor‚ the sex trade‚ or organ removal. Human trafficking is a result of psychological manipulation‚ gender inequality‚

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    The Vietnam War was fought throughout 1962 and 1975 between the communist North Vietnam and its communist allies‚ and the government of South Vietnam‚ supported by the United States and nations of the SEATO (South East Asia Treaty Organisation). During the war‚ it became evident that the attitude towards the Vietnam War began to change as it developed. In the beginning of the Vietnam War‚ most Australian citizens and politicians had the unfounded propaganda that Australia would become a victim

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    in the Vietnam War from 1962-1972 with originally thirty army advisors being sent over to South Vietnam. Over this period of time Australian attitudes towards the Vietnam War changed greatly due to two main contributing reasons. These reasons were the media and television viewing the prominent issue of conscription. When it was first announced in April 1962 that Australia was to fight in Vietnam it was seen by the majority as necessary and needed. Many Australians supported the war because of their

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    Australia’s involvement in the Vietnam War was the longest war in Australia’s history. From the time Australia arrived at Vietnam in 1962 almost 60 000 Australians served in the war. 521 had died from the war and over 3000 were wounded. The war was the greatest social and political dispute since the referendums of World War 1. During the war it started to show that the attitudes towards the Vietnam War started to change in Australia. Propaganda started to spread in Australia about being part of

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    Empires and Their Destructive Tendencies Since the beginning of history‚ empires have followed a similar trend that usually lead to their downfall. It was not until roughly the seventeenth century that nations were able to acquire the skills necessary to maintain a country. Because of this‚ the majority of empires in early history eventually fell due to the lack of focus on political responsibilities‚ such as the appointing of corrupt‚ power-hungry tyrants and their determination to expand their

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    right after that‚ they will deliver it to your home. Moreover‚ fast food is very delicious. For example‚ fried chicken‚ potatoes and hamburgers are so tasty and enjoyable that they become many people’s favourite food. Therefore‚ several people have a tendency of eating fast food although it has little nutritional value. Second‚ nowadays life is getting very busy. Many people have to work from eight to ten hours a day‚ so they do not have enough time to take their diet seriously. Therefore‚ some people

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