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    Question 1: For many years‚ no casinos were allowed in Singapore. Explain the government’s rationale for allowing two integrated resorts to be built in Singapore. Why was there this change in policy? Question 2: Explain the economic impacts of the integrated resorts. Expected Economic Benefits from Integrated Resorts When the idea of building Integrated Resorts in Singapore was first introduced to the citizens‚ the government measured the expected economic benefits and social problems the

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    The role of English in the Modern world In today’s English language occupies an important place in people’s lives. More recently‚ it was just a foreign language‚ but now - it’s the international language. What gives us the English language? 1.CAREER With English‚ you can always communicate with business partners to participate in international conferences‚ read international newspapers and magazines about the business. The other importance of the language is that it creat a greater opportunity

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    Mauritius and we people consume a lot of these foods as they are not time-consuming.  It has gradually become popular to have food outside home. The mindset of people has also changed and one reason for this open-mindedness can be attributed to the influx of tourists in Mauritius. The skyrocketing progress of the tourist industry‚ on the other hand‚ poses a great disadvantage for the people in Mauritius. Very often‚ Mauritians find out that the particular beach they want to go is reserved for the tourists

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    ………Page 9 Introduction The fashion industry in Singapore has since seen its growth in recent years with major big Europe and U.S brands entering the market such as H&M‚ Karen Miller and Abercrombie & Fitch. With the influx of foreigners and tourists in recent years‚ there is more demand in international brands of apparels. Forever21 being one of the pioneer brands to have started its business in Singapore since 2004 has to continue to stay competitive. This report will identify

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    The Role Of English In The Modern World In today’s English language occupies an important place in people’s lives. More recently‚ he was just a foreign language‚ but now - it’s the international language. No exaggeration to say that English is sometimes determines the fate of people and even saves lives. What’s it worth? It’s simple: the world of English language is given more importance. Every adult wants to learn the language at least at a conversational level‚ as children begin to train more

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    fought for? According to the text‚ “The Know Nothings Party” was a reactionary group that formed in 19th century America due to their intergroup conflicts with Catholics. During this time period‚ there was a “large influx of Chinese‚ Irish‚ and German Catholics and other foreigners” in the U.S.‚ and this often stirred hate campaigns from their non-supporters‚ such as the Protestant citizens in their communities and the “Know Nothings” (Parrillo‚ 2016‚ p. 99). Therefore‚ the “Know Nothings” were

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    development for the period 2006-2010. There is very little mention or analysis of ’foreign labour’ in this economic bible of the Government. A quick check of the index shows only two references in a volume of almost 560 pages. One is a statement that foreigners with work permits increased to 1.7 million in 2005‚ with the manufacturing sector as the largest employer accounting for 31%. (9th Malaysia Plan‚ p.240) Given our estimated national workforce was about 10.9 million in that year‚ this means that

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    and the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882). These laws were the beginning of Congress’ power to deal with immigration issues as they used them to classify and sort people of certain ethnicities and races. Towards the early twentieth century‚ the US saw influx in immigrants‚ especially from Eastern and Southern Europe. This caused fear among the citizens due to all the different people coming in and how it might threat Americanism; due to this fear‚ Congress began immigration

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    ignorance and indifference of the ruling party towards this issue led the common citizens to rise up. This bitterness over of the years surfaced visibly only in the year 1979. Assam movement‚ also known as Assam Agitation was essentially an anti-foreigners movement launched by All Assam Students Union (1979-1985). It was a six year long conflict that cost thousands of lives‚ displaced millions and finally and left an irreparable cleft between the Assamese and Non-Assamese people of Assam. The ultimate

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    the Question of Hong Kong was signed between the Chinese and British governments. Before then‚ the speed of the political modernization of Hong Kong was slow. Senior posts and memberships of the Executive and Legislative Councils were dominated by foreigners. Not many democratic elements were shown in the government. The status of Chinese was insignificant. However‚ after 1984‚ the pace of political modernization accelerated. Under British administration‚ a more representative government was developed

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