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    promoted fewer women to store management positions. Women also take longer to move up as compared to men with cases of women being subjected to a lifting requirement something men did not perform. It also violated the Equal Pay Act of 1963 which mandates for equal pay for equal substantial work by both males and females‚ (Rakowska‚ Valdes-Conca‚ & Juana-Espinosa‚

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    Have you ever thought of why we have a constitution? Well one reason is‚ it helps guard against tyranny. The constitution was made in 1787 by a group of 12 to 13 delegates who didn’t want one person or a group of people to get to much power. Some of the things in our constitution that help guard against tyranny are federalism‚ separation of power‚ big vs. small states and checks and balances. Federalism guards against tyranny because the states and central government have power they control

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    no idea what to expect when i shook his hand except to say “Nice to meet you Mr.President.” Before all this people think it’s easy to go on to a Air National Guard Base where the president will be but it’s not. There are many things that happen before you even step foot on the base like many check points. When you first arrive at the base there is a gate with 2 men armed with pistols and assault rifles waiting there to check the back of your car and to see if you are on

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    Music Censorship: A Violation of Artistic Expression Brandi Yaeger University of Phoenix What if you were told that you could no longer listen to your favorite song anymore because the message that it sends does not conform to someone else’s way of thinking? What reasons are given for the censoring of music‚ or why have musicians been tortured‚ jailed‚ exiled or even killed? Why have certain forms of music been silenced? Music is an expression of ideas and emotions that reflect hopes‚ dreams

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    and will do no harm. A violation of HIPAA can be verbal or electronic. An example of a electronic violation of the Hippocratic oath is when you are on your computer looking at a patients files. In the middle of looking through the files you get called because you are needed in another room and you do not close out the files. Anyone in your office or that walks by your office can potentially see those patient files you were looking tough. An example of a verbal violation of HIPAA is when you are on

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    National Guard Human Intelligence (HUMINT) Soldiers do not receive enough Military Occupational Specialty (MOS)-related training prior to‚ and during mobilization training. Without focused‚ relevant‚ training prior to deployment‚ National Guard Soldiers deploy lacking the confidence and skills required to be effective on their deployment. Moreover‚ Combat Commanders are quick to marginalize HUMINT Soldiers who lack training and confidence in their MOS. Company leadership should ensure their Soldiers

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    2014 Mackinder Rhetorical Analysis “Do you know what you are getting yourself into?”(L.5) Stated by Matt Theissen‚ the author of the song‚ “Getting Into You‚” and also lead vocalist of the Christian rock band‚ Relient K. Relient K was formed in 1998 in Canton‚ Ohio. “Getting Into You” was published on March 11‚ 2003. ((www.wikipedia.org). Relient_K) The purpose of this rhetorical analysis is to present the meaning behind the argument of “Getting Into You‚” by Relient K. If we examine the text

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    What would you seek if you were being molested by someone? Justice or may be Revenge? This brave girl of Kolkata did something way courageous than what we can think off. What did she do? She collected all the proof she had on her mobile/cell phone and WhatsApp chat and posted everything on the Social Media platform. Surprisingly you can find every worse stuff on social media‚ but her post was put down stating “Community Standards Violation.” But‚ how can you expect such brave girl to give up! She

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    previous competencies will be enhanced. Physical Facilities Development To create a safe‚ caring‚ sharing‚ cooperating school environment. Orientation among students‚ teachers‚ and school staff on what constitutes a safe‚ caring‚ sharing and cooperative school environment‚ how it is created‚ and what it will contribute to the realization of the conceptual framework of K to 12

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    What lessons in ethics did social scientists learn from Milgram and Stanford? In order to produce valuable research that can provide solid and beneficial results we need to carry out experiments in order to achieve this. However over the years multiple experiments that have been carried out have been ethically wrong and have resulted in the contenders of the experiments left mentally and physically damaged‚ and some even resulting in death‚ like dying the Nazis experiments when patients suffered

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