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    Can you imagine a machine so important that without it‚ democracy wouldn’t exist. A machine that has undoubtedly changed the face of the Earth and the modern world whether we know it or not. If it wasn’t for this device‚ generations ahead of its time‚ we would still be under the rule of Hitler in an imperialist dictatorship. This device is none other than the Turing Machine. It is a machine that was created in 1912 and named after its creator Alan Turing. The machine was a result of the Allies need

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    Is Technology Creating a Negative Effect on Society? In the past 20 years people have become more and more dependent on technology as time goes on. Computers were invented‚ and we use them for almost everything‚ in fact almost every job in the united states requires the use of a computer. With computers comes the internet as well‚ no longer do students have to research in libraries‚ or even go to class for that matter. Why? It’s all online. We also have cell phones‚ and the more recent invention

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    Self-Expression and Individualism In "A&P" by John Updike it is shown that conformism is a major part of society in that time. In the story everything is like a well-oiled machine‚ but when three girls’ walks into the "A&P" store all of this changes for Sammy. A theme that is predominant in the short story by Updike is individualism shown by the girls and how Sammy responds to the events in the story. It is clear in the story that individualism wasn’t a dominant trait in people. Sammy saw people

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    Individualism - the lack of it or the excess of it - has often been considered a major problem in the modernization of China. In the early decades of this century reformers championed individualism in opposition to traditional authority in both thought and social life‚ and especially in opposition to the "Confucian" family system. Others contended that what thwarted China’s modernization was not the absence of individualism but rather a surplus of it.        The common term for "individualism"

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    perspective‚ I see rugged individualism as to any individual who is not being aided from the government‚ but also not just financially‚ but incentively through the mind. As I read along through books that relate to the American Dream‚ Hoover’s idea of rugged individualism became more visible. Similarly books like "Ragged Dick" by Horatio Alger‚ "The Great Gatsby" by Scott Fitzgerald and "A Raison in the Sun" by Lorraine Hansberry‚ are comparable that the idea of rugged individualism is still being used

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    Studies have shown that for some companies the implementation of al ERP system has a negative effect on their business‚ the impact of an ERP system upon an organisation can be immense disruption to the operation of the business indeed there have been a number of cases of companies going out of business following the implementation of ERP systems. So what is it that drives companies to continue to invest in these systems? Since most of the companies are sales driven‚ there has always been the need

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    The cotton gin had many effects. I believe that the cotton gin effected people in a negative and positive way and it also helped pave way for many other important inventions we use today. The cotton gin was a machine that basically made collecting cotton much easier the way the cotton gin worked was cotton was run through a wooden drum embedded with a series of hooks that caught the fibers and dragged them through a mesh. The mesh was too fine to let the seeds through but the hooks pulled the cotton

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    The Industrial Revolution had many effects on the way of life and countries growth afterwards. Some negative effects include‚ unfair working conditions‚ union strikes‚ pollution and child labor. A few of the most important positive effects of the I.R. were‚ unions formed‚ new transportation‚ the need for raw materials and new markets‚ and Imperialism. These effects lead directly into imperialism and the need to imperialize. The Industrial Revolution motivated European nations to compete for overseas

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    the basic principles of a hacker? E. What are the negative effects of hacking in the society? F. What are the ways to minimize potential for hacking? III. Objectives of the Problem A. To know more about hacking and hackers. B. To educate people about the negative effects of hacking. C. To prevent hackers in manipulating private information. D. To observe the effect of computer hacking in the modern world. IV. Importance

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    Overall‚ looking at the comparison of the studies shows that the use of a pacifier does not have a negative impact on the breastfeeding habits of a newborn. Based on the studies conducted by C. Harding et al. (2014‚ p. 461)‚ the use of a pacifier does not have a significant negative impact on breastfeeding of a newborn‚ and does not help infants develop better nutritive sucking skills (C Harding et al.‚ 2014‚ p. 461). According to a study

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