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    The book “Good to Great” is a non-fiction book written by Jim Collins. It talks about how good companies ( some were “bad” companies) changed their way of doing things and became great or successful. Collins gathered people to research on many different companies. In order to make a point‚ they used companies that were doing really well (which they called the “good to great companies”)‚ compared them with companies ( the “comparison companies”) that were once great or even greater than those good

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    PROJECT ON 4 P’S OF LUX SOAP AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCANNING OF SOAP INDUSTRY Submitted to: Submitted by Dr.Reeti Agarwal Ashutosh Srivastava(JIML-10-032) Abhishek shukla (JIML-10-03)

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    BIG RED This book is about a boy named Danny Pickett and a dog named Red. Though not based on a true story and is completely fictional‚ including the area it took place (wintapi wilderness)‚ it feels as if it was real. I highly suggest this book to dog lovers‚ for it is based mainly on dogs. The first time Danny met Red was when he told Mr. Haggin about a bull of his that was recently killed by Old Majesty‚ who was

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    the “jim crow laws. The crow laws enforced racial segregation‚ this happen mostly in the southern part of the united states. These jim crow laws were meant 4 as a joke but later taken seriously and started becoming very critical when whites turned blacks into their own garbage and no a living being but a toy to kick and play around with. These problems became so huge that whites and blacks went to different schools. Most things had to be seperated for example separate bathrooms. In any case whites

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    (Loyalists) and befriending Indians. Though not entirely accurate‚ the accounts often brought forward by researchers tended to exaggerate the events that had transpired. One such exaggeration would be Great Britain’s implementation of the Southern Strategy. Jim Piecuch‚ author of “Three Peoples‚ One King”‚ sought to rectify these inconsistences through careful research and extensive historical sources. Piecuch believed that while the strategy relied heavily on supporters of the crown‚ the roles of Loyalist

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    not being protected‚ however; there are no guarantees they will make it home safe and healthy. The war on drugs is not only attacking society but also attacking the place that claims to help those convicted for crimes Such as in the article “The New Jim Crow” by Mitchell Alexander‚ the author provides us with many information about the drug wars between the years and centuries. Alexander describes the drug wars between the poor communities and African Americans being the target. As we face the facts

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    Racial Profiling An issue that is widely debated but often is left lingering if it’s correct to use racial profiling as a police tactic. Bob Herbert‚ wrote‚ ‘’Jim Crow Policing” published in 2010 in the New York City needs to be restrained. Herbert begins building his credibility by using rhetorical appeal of logos in the form of statistics to establish the incapability of the victims of racial profiling in New York City in the end of the article‚ he relies heavily on pathos and emotionally driven

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    Jim Abbott changed the world as we know it today in many ways. Jim Abbott was a major league baseball pitcher‚ but he wasn’t just no ordinary player‚ he was the only player that made it to the MLB with only one hand! As a result of being handicapped he overcame many obstacles to get to where he was. What truly is amazing though is how the MLB wasn’t enough for his hunger for greatness‚ he kept striving and even threw a no hitter! Not only did he overcome obstacles to become an inspiration‚ but he

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    onto what they believe is reality‚ and this finally lead to the formation of a mind-set. In my opinion‚ seeking reality means choosing perception and giving up prejudice instead of what we can accept. The film called The Truman show‚ which stars Jim Carrey‚ tells the story of a man to the whole world. This man lived in a fake place which is made by a famous director. Everyone in his world knows that everything is false except Truman. He is the only person who has real emotion and he treats himself

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    Jim Rohn was an amazing man. He was a motivational speaker‚ entrepreneur‚ and author‚ and he had a kind and easy way of talking and imparting his wisdom. But‚ if you never had an opportunity to attend one of his seminars or listen to one of his speeches‚ you can’t understand how powerful his advice was. I went through a few of the speeches by Jim Rohn and pulled out some bits of pure gold that could impact your life in a very positive way. The Psychology Of Wealth Speech: What Jim Rohn’s Mentor

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