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    suspect was died in police station. One of the cases where happened in Malaysia was a 22 years old Indian boy named as Kugan Anathan. He was arrested by police on suspicious of car thief. According to Mradmin (2009)‚ stated that after the four days (Jan 20) that Kugan Anathan had been arrested were found he died at Subang Jaya police station and the initial explanation by the police for his death was ‘water in the lungs’. Relatives of Kugan Anathan

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    Benjamin C. Ray wrote “The Geography of Witchcraft Accusation in 1692 Salam Village” in order to imply that geographic analysis of the witchcraft accusation‚ economic‚ religious as well as social status shows there was no significant east-west division within Salam Village. In the article‚ Ray points out that the map included in Salam Possessed is not only interpretive but also incomplete. He states that there was an inconsistency in giving a numerical count of accusers and accused in the village

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    After January

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    “After January” is predominantly an Australian play. It is adapted by Philip Dean from Nick Earls’ award-winning novel and it provides a traditional view of life in Australia. Therefore‚ this play would be a wonderful introduction to the Australian content for the Queensland Theatre Company 2014 program. This presentation will explain how Australian customs and values have been represented through the following four elements: characters‚ setting‚ themes and language choices in the script. These four

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    January Revolution

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    January 2011: The "Day of Revolt": Protests erupted throughout Egypt‚ with tens of thousands of protesters gathered in Cairo and thousands more in cities throughout Egypt. The protests targeted President Hosni Mubarak’s government‚ and mostly adhered to non-violence. There were some reports of civilian and police casualties. 26 January 2011: "Shutting down The Internet and Mobile Services": After several Facebook groups were created and tweets (from Twitter) called for mass demonstrations‚ the

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    Hindsight Is 20/20

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    Hindsight is 20/20 Shannon Griffin PSY 202 Julie Engeland January 17‚ 2011 Outline What was your family like? A. My Oh My Mom B. Grandma and Grandpa C. 100 Acres…. One Family II. What was your educational and athletic experience? A. Newaygo High School B. Western Michigan University IV. Do you have your own family? A. Paris‚ Kendall and Jade B. Husband‚ ex-husband C. Friends without borders III. What jobs have you endured? A. Cheese and butter

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    January Effect Examination

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    Introduction We chose to examine and test the January Effect as a trading strategy. The January Effect is well documented in the literature since Rozeff and Kinney (RK) 1976. Their study showed share returns appear to be abnormally high in January in the United States. In Australia‚ Brown et al (BKKM) 1983 demonstrated that ASX share returns peak in January and July. This trend appears to persist over time and markets across the world so it could be an exploitable trading strategy‚ taking advantage

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    Salem 1692 Book Review

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    What truly happened amid Salem 1692? Numerous inquiries still frequent numerous Americans at the outset of the twenty-first century. Amid 1692 the general population of Massachusetts were living in trepidation about sinister burdens‚ similar to the same way other people feels about terrorism around the globe today. Everything about witchcraft flare-up amid that year was weird. Numerous reactions to the data were never replied amid the late seventeenth-century when the witchcraft emergency happened

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    Salem Witch Trials In 1692

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    in Salem‚ Massachusetts in 1692? The answer to that question is still as talked about today as it was in 1692. People today are more open to their thinking about witches and witchcraft. What caused the girls to convulse‚ have visions‚ fall into a trance or babble uncontrollably? Was it something they ate? Was it smallpox? Was it a voodoo curse placed on the girl’s by a Barbados slave? The Puritan Religion beliefs might have led to the witch hysteria in 1692 Salem. The witch hunt

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    Salem Witch Trials of 1692

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    The Salem Witch Trials of 1692 In colonial Massachusetts between February of 1692 and May of 1963 over one hundred and fifty people were arrested and imprisoned for the capital felony of witchcraft. Trials were held in Salem Village‚ Ipswich‚ Andover and Salem Town of Essex County of Massachusetts‚ but accusations of witchcraft occurred in surrounding counties as well. Nineteen of the accused‚ fourteen women and five men‚ were hanged at Gallows Hill near Salem Village. Hysteria had swept through

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    A witch craze swept the small Puritan community of Salem Village‚ Massachusetts in 1692. It began when a group of girls gathered in the evenings in the home of Reverend Parris to listen to stories told by one of his slaves‚ Tituba. They also played fortune-telling games‚ which were strictly forbidden by the Puritans. One night‚ while trying to see the faces of their future husbands in an egg white dropped in a glass of water‚ one girl believed she saw the shape of a coffin. Soon after‚ the girls

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