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    Communist Party of the Philippines/New People ’s Army Mandy Rodriguez Homeland Security 302 10/23/2012 Werner D. Lippert Abstract International relations are an integral part of globalization and relations in the modern world between different nations. These relations extend to include state agencies‚ non-governmental organizations‚ inter-government organizations‚ and multinationals. It also extends to the relations that exist between nations and groups that have an international

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    Reducing U.S. Poverty Rates: How Organized Labor Can Help Intro The current wealth inequality and continuing rise in poverty rates within the United States has troubling implications for a country that prides itself on being the “land of opportunity.” In recent years‚ wealth inequality has soared‚ reaching historic heights that are higher than any other developed Western country and rival those on the eve of The Great Depression (Fischer et al. 1996‚ Saez 2008). The top one percent of Americans

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    definition of bullying‚ while some U.S. states have laws against it. Bullying consists of four basic types of abuse – emotional (sometimes called relational)‚ verbal‚ physical‚ and cyber. It typically involves subtle methods of coercion such as intimidation. Bullying ranges from simple one-on-one bullying to more complex bullying in which the bully may have one or more "lieutenants" who may seem to be willing to assist the primary bully in his or her bullying activities. Bullying in school and the

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    Erin Brockovich‚ a 2000 Jersy Film Production‚ staring Julia Roberts is based on a true story that involved Pacific Gas and Electric Company using hexavalent chromium or chromium six as a rust inhibitor to prevent corrosion of pistons used in engines. According to the movie‚ for fourteen years‚ the Pacific Gas and Electric Company had been dumping water containing chromium six into ponds and covering them over. The ponds were not lined and the chromium based water leaked into the local water supply

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    REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES REGIONAL TRIAL COURT OF TUGUEGARAO CITY SECOND JUDICIAL REGION Branch III PEOPLE OF THE PHILIPPINES‚ Plaintiff‚ -versus- Criminal Case No. 12345-H Violation of RA 6539 (Anti-Carnapping Act) ROMULO TAKAD‚ Accused. X================================== MEMORANDUM FOR THE PROSECUTION Comes now the public prosecution and unto this Honorable Court most respectfully submit tthis memorandum and state: STATEMENT OF THE CASE The prosecution‚ through the undersigned

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    towards minorities (KKK to racial minorities‚ Catholics‚ Jews; AQ to Jews‚ Catholics‚ Shiite Muslims‚ Hindus‚ and seculars)‚ both view secularism and pluralism as threats‚ both claim to have religious justification for their crimes‚ both turn to intimidation and terror when their views are not accommodated (which include bombings‚ kidnappings‚ assassinations‚ beheadings/lynchings)‚ and most importantly‚ both of their points of reference are to the past. Al Qaeda and the KKK look backward‚ trying to

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    with stereotypes. When these stereotypes are used as the sole source of information‚ they can lead to inaccurate assumptions. Other barriers to cultural competence include lack of knowledge of resources to learn about other cultures and fear or intimidations of approaching individuals from other cultures and discussing their culture with them. School curriculum should include programs for cultural competency. A culturally competent program should “value diversity‚ conducts self-assessment‚ addresses

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    the protection that being white had afforded them when they began to show support for any non-white person. As for ’Radicalism’s’ claim that the KKK was non-violent‚ those too can be refuted using facts. The KKK performed lynchings‚ kidnappings‚ intimidation and many more acts of terror in order to gain power and generate fear. These acts are undeniably and unnecessarily brutal‚ and any claim that the KKK was anything but violent is gravely

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    Module 2 Ethics (E&G) Ethics and governance Module 2 Ethics Question 1 Which one of the following advertising strategies is allowable for members of CPA Australia under its ethical rules? a. b. c. d. Outlining the qualifications of the firm’s partners. Indicating that a favourable taxation ruling is likely. Including unsubstantiated endorsements from leading businesspeople. Comparing your services as superior to those of your major competitors. Question 2 Which one of the following statements

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    The infamous burning-cross icon became a symbol of the KKK in the 1920’s‚ which was one of many tactics used for intimidation. Perhaps the most distinguishing characteristic of Klan members were the white robes they wore along with cone shaped hats that covered their faces. These costumes accomplished their goal of making them look more outlandish and terrifying‚ and for the intimidation of their victims (Smith). The Klan was pretty selective in accepting members‚ only WASPs (White Anglo-Saxon Protestants)

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