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    frequently dabbled in both business engagements and engineering projects. I still remember the middle school days when I used my emergent marketing skills to help launch my brother’s computer assembly business. Researcher Barry Schwartz in his book “The Paradox of Choice - Why More Is Less” argues that having too many choices makes buyers less likely to purchase. So we introduced just an ‘office computer’‚ a ‘gaming computer’ and a ‘homework computer’ with price bands. It was an instant hit with product

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    The Paradox of Proposing Anti-Prostitution Laws Many people oppose prostitution because of the inherent danger associated with it. They support laws outlawing prostitution unaware they are part of the problem. The truth? Laws criminalizing prostitution are the biggest reason as to why prostitution is so dangerous. These laws encourage the emergence of pimps and forced prostitution. Because it is illegal‚ women are unable to safely report abuse‚ putting themselves in more danger. Due to its

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    In Gabriel Garcia-Marquez’s Chronicle of a Death Foretold‚ the concept of appearance versus reality is manifested in three of the major characters around whom the novel revolves. The surface impressions of Santiago Nasar‚ Angela Vicario‚ and Bayardo San Roman are deeply rooted in Latin culture; underneath the layer of tradition‚ however‚ lies a host of paradoxical traits which indicate the true complexity of human nature. While Santiago Nasar initially appears unethical‚ his traits and behaviors

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    government and the forceful ways that they took over Indian lands‚ and therefore he used his strong‚ spiritual leadership abilities to battle against the American government as well as the U.S army. The author of the biography Sitting Bull and the Paradox of Lakota Nationhood‚ was written by Gary C. Anderson‚ because he feels that all Americans should acknowledge the will-power‚ leadership‚ determination‚ and courage of a man like Sitting Bull before him and his impact on Native American and American

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    The Paradox of Assimilation Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness‚ Herman Melville’s “Benito Cereno‚" and Toni Morrison’s Beloved‚ use piety as an ironic comparison between the enslavement of Africans and early persecution of Christians to affect change in society. Conrad‚ Melville‚ and Morrison all share a common knowledge of the bible and infuse that knowledge with irony to show their audiences the issues of our society. In Toni Morrison’s Beloved‚ Biblical nomenclature is prominently used to portray

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    INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND THE NIGERIAN ENVIRONMENT: PARADOX AND REALITY[1] BY AbbasBashir Department of Geography‚ School of Envirinmental sciences‚ Modibbo Adama University of Technology‚Yola‚ Nigeria Email: bashirmafindi@yahoo.com Introduction The Nigerian nation like most other developing countries have shown high regards for‚ and indeed embarked on different schemes and policies of industrial development because it is generally believed that industrialization

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    Arlie Hochschild’s tries to give answers to The Great Paradox of America’s politics: Why do poor whites vote for far-right politicians who institute policies that deny them access to education and pollute the environment? Why do poor whites vote against their own economic interest? Why are there no organic vegetarian restaurants in the Louisiana countryside? (intro)”Many workers in the petrochemical plants were conservative Republicans and avid hunters and fishers and felt caught in a terrible bind

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    Cited: Beinart‚ Peter. The Icarus Syndrome: A History of American Hubris. New York: Harper‚ 2010. Print.

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    ever-present idea of a warfare paradox when it comes to our involvement in conflicts. The clash between our ideals as a nation and what we do to further those ideals throughout the world will always be‚ to some extent‚ conflicting. Our Founding Fathers laid down the tenets of our land centuries ago‚ and through our course of trying to uphold those tenets‚ we have undoubtedly had complications I regards to conflicting ideals. The three mainstays of the warfare paradox‚ isolationism‚ interventionism

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    Selena Smith Essay # 5 PA 400 Fall 2004 Policy Paradox: The Art of Political Decision Making By Selena E. Smirth In life the best way to conduct business of any type is to do it transparently. That way everyone is clear as to exactly what you are doing and it makes it easier and a lot less difficult for someone to buy into your mission or plan. Typically‚ policy making is complicated and often times muddled‚ which makes for a very hard sell when trying to get one to buy

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