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    The Empathy Deficit was one of the more interesting texts we have read for class. The author‚ Keith O’Brien‚ strayed away from the more general topics in technology. For example‚ how social media is changing the way we think or how Google is making us stupid. He opens the article with a fact of how young adults today use technology to have endless and instant connections. He also addresses how we are interested in face-to-face communication. This portrays a feeling that he believes there is nothing

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    The Anti-Vaccine Fallacy

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    children in particular‚ of the reasons anti-vaccination is a growing and dangerous trend and proposes some hard-nosed remedies. The author’s stance is revealed in the headline. By labelling the anti-vaccination point of view as a myth the reader understands‚ through the play on words‚ that this is not only a ‘sickening idea’ but one that it will also lead to unnecessary illness. The reader learns that celebrity Jenny McCarthy has successfully sold the anti-vaccination message during her appearance

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    Anti War Art

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    Contemporary Anti-War Art Especially the Iraq and Afghanistan war triggered a range of anti war art. There is an American website set up by artists to support anti war protests: http://antiwar.us/mission/index.php – allowing free download of graphics. Banksy Compared to other contemporary anti-war art Banksy’s work is rather subtle‚ intelligent and witty – and as such probably more influential than the into your face art later on in this text and that often concentrates on a morally driven and

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    Anti-Plastic Awareness

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    Anti-Plastic and Zero Garbage Campaign Naocha * Three cheers to the recent goodwill initiative taken up Anti-plastic campaigners’ group‚ "Blue and Green". Back-up and support from various sections of society‚ organization‚ NGOs shows the awareness of the health hazardous and dreadful consequences of using plastic. As we all know that regular and prolonged dependence on plastic by the common people pushed the plastic items one of the most polluting agent destabilizing the ecological balance of nature

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    The Anti-War Movement

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    The Vietnam War and the anti-war protests signified a fundamental shift with the relationship between political leaders and the citizens of the U.S. World War II was a conflict that was collectively considered necessary by the people of the United States. Vietnam represented a divisive conflict that Americans came to believe the United States was not fighting for a righteous cause.  The anti-war movement was significant because it shifted American demographics in politics to a younger age group

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    Healthcare Anti-Trust

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    Anti-trust laws in the United States have been effectively used to prevent monopolies in industries like telecommunications‚ oil and gas and computer software. Anti-trust laws are enforced in order to maintain free competition in the marketplace‚ which generates lower prices and incentivizes the development of high quality products. Today‚ hospital systems are experiencing an era of heavy consolidation‚ which include mergers and acquisitions and physician practice buy-outs. According to the Wall

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    Anti-Communism and McCarthyism America has both seen and had to face many obstacles which include several wars and a Great Depression. During those times America had many challenges to face‚ many of which almost led to the destruction of the foundation of the country. The most memorable is the Red Scare which is a result of anti-communism and McCarthyism. This paper describes the differences between anti-communism and McCarthyism. Next‚ the perspective from which the media covered the issue is

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    The Anti-Feminist Movement

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    against women and children as well as to end pornography‚ which radical feminists saw as anti-woman propaganda and a source of sexual violence. This collided with but did not merge with the demands of a growing conservative movement to police sex more rigorously and also incited opposition within the feminist movement as some activists were concerned about a return to state censorship and the intensification of an anti-sex backlash for women. Debates most salient within the movement were engaged around

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    Indonesia’s Anti-Corruption Law 1. Criminal Code Offences Law No. 31 of 1999 on the Eradication of the Criminal Act of Corruption ("Law No. 31/1999") as amended by Law No. 20/2001‚ expands upon and adds to these criminal offences and‚ not surprisingly‚ increases significantly the penalties for breach of the Criminal Code provisions (which‚ to a large extent are now fully incorporated into Law No. 31/1999). 2. Management Responsibility for Corporate Actions Law No. 31/1999 has important implications

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    Anti Communism In Vietnam

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    Anti communism was the centrepiece of us foreign policy from 1941 but by the 1970s it was less important‚ and indochina was also. By 1954 the us was paying 80% of the costs of the french war against the vite communsits. it saw communism as a global monolith‚ the vietnamese not as nationalists but as tools of the sino-soviet bloc. Vietnam was not important in itself but a place to ’draw the line’‚ after china had been lost‚ otherwise like dominoes all seasia would go communist‚ and japan would turn

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