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    As industries turn increasingly hostile‚ it is clear that strong brand-building skills are needed to survive and prosper. In David Aaker’s pathbreaking book‚ Managing Brand Equity‚ managers discovered the value of a brand as a strategic asset and a company’s primary source of competitive advantage. Now‚ in this compelling new work‚ Aaker uses real brand-building cases from Saturn‚ General Electric‚ Kodak‚ Healthy Choice‚ McDonald’s‚ and others to demonstrate how strong brands have been created and

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    David Cameron

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    take it all‚ and votes for defeated candidates are simply wasted and do not count anymore. The electoral reform was one of the central objectives of the Liberal Democrats‚ led by Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg. The referendum gave the victory to David Cameron: the British prime minister who has launched the most savage cut programs in the country since the Second World War. The defeated is‚ above all‚ the Liberal Democrats’ leader who has seen his party being swept away by the polls and witnessed

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    David Harvey is a classical marxist concerned with inequality and the theoretical bridge between social theory and geography. Argues from a historical materialist perspective – how the society reproduces itself. Harvey on space: For Harvey‚ social practices and process create spaces and these spaces in turn‚ constrain‚ enable and alter those practices and process – what Ed Soja called a “socio-spatial dialectic”. Constant relationship between society and geography and they both influence eachother

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    David Reimer

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    environment in which one develops is key to studying and comprehending humans overall. However‚ the notion of biology and environment intertwining isn’t always exemplified clearly in various aspects of people’s lives. This was shown in the case of David Reimer‚ the boy who was raised as a girl. In Reimer’s case‚ he was born biologically male‚ but due to an unfortunate circumstance involving

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    David Hume's Ideas

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    circumstance change. When it comes to our natural world‚ Hume believes that induction is not based on reason‚ neither demonstrative or moral reasoning‚ but customs‚ the individual’s instincts or habits. However‚ when Hume demonstrates his beliefs that people should make an inference about a person’s future or private behaviors based off their past ones‚ he is speaking with regards to the fact that people are not predictable. Although Hume slightly defends people’s unpredictability by declaring every

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    King David Bernini

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    sculpture shows us the biblical character‚ David‚ who slew Goliath. We can see David holding the sling which he will use to kill Goliath. Below David is his cuirass (medieval body armor that covers the chest and back) which was given to him by King Saul before the encounter with Goliath. Also present below him is a harp whose tip is shaped like that of an eagle‚ a symbolic reference to the Borghese family. Bernini conceived and carved his statue of David in seven months‚ a remarkable achievement

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    Hume is responding to traditional views that right action can and should be determined by reason and Reason cannot influence the will. This is shown by the following: firstly‚ reason can never motivate action and secondly‚ reason can never oppose or prevent actions motivated by passions or emotions. Reasons are of two kinds: demonstrative and probabilistic. Demonstrative reasoning is deductive; it allows us to draw specific claims from general ideas. Probabilistic (or causal) reasoning is inductive;

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    David George Joseph Malouf (born 1934) is an Australian writer. He was awarded the Neustadt International Prize for Literature in 2000‚ his 1993 novel Remembering Babylon won the International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award in 1996‚ he won the inaugural Australia-Asia Literary Award in 2008‚ and he was shortlisted for the Booker Prize. Malouf was born in Brisbane‚ Australia‚ to a Christian Lebanese father and an English- Jewish mother. He was an avid reader as a child‚ and at 12 years old was reading

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    David Hume's Miracle

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    Given the third scenario‚ according to Hume a marvel is the occurrence of an event that is unlikely but is very possible. For instance‚ being struck by lightning‚ or a person who had no prior health issue suddenly dying of a Heart attack. A miracle is an event that based on the laws of nature is impossible. For instance‚ walking on water‚ or a corpse coming back to life. On page 579 of Hume’s Enquiry concerning Human understanding Hume states‚ “Nothing is esteemed a miracle if it happened in the

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    MOHAMMED ALQARNI The use of force to save lives can be criticized because of the negative outcomes of using the violence; however‚ saving lives can be regarded as the higher moral perspective as compared with using the force. Immanuel Kant has argued that the moral actions of a person are judged on the purpose which they serve. He explains that moral propositions which are true should not be attached to any particular condition. He argues that a moral proposition implies an absolute need to perform

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