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    Getting your teeth pulled and fingers snapped for not letting the enemy know where the rest of your brigade is hiding‚ is a common torture tactic. In most cases you just want the pain to stop‚ so you give false information. This is why I feel ‚no‚ torture should not be a tactic to retrieve information and should be abolished in this country. In the essay The Torture Myth written by Anne Applebaum‚ torture is discussed and evaluated by the writer. Applebaum focuses on whether torture is a good vice

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    EXECUTIVE SUMMARY In light of the massive adverse publicity surrounding non-profit organizations and charities‚ the key objective of the Salvation Army (“the Army”) in the coming years is to increase public confidence. Increasing public confidence arguably leads to increase in public donations that will allow the Army to extend its reach to more needy people in Singapore. This calls for a major overhaul in the Army’s organisation strategy‚ as new strategies need to be formulated to rise to the

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    The Empire fell over a number of years and there were many factors causing this outcome. Two of the factors contributing to their fall can include; Emperors lived decadent life styles and were costly to maintain and the Barbarians learnt military tactics from the Romans and used them against the Romans. One of the many reasons that the Western Empire of Rome fell is because the Emperors lived decadent life styles which were costly to maintain. Because of significant number in change of emperors

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    using certain evolved strategies‚ methods‚ tactics‚ or tricks-of-the-trade. Some are more effective than others‚ and some more ethical. If you were to try and elect a candidate‚ what would your strategies be? If it my choice to pick three effective‚ ethical propaganda strategies‚ they would be stacking the deck‚ testimonials/endorsements‚ and glittering generalities. To start with‚ stacking the deck is my first strategy. One example used of this tactic‚ is in 1984‚ when current President of the

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    thought out analytical paper. If French Commander Tallard had used his intelligence assets as used by John Churchill Duke of Marlborough‚ the results of the battle would have likely resulted in the French winning the battle. Having experience in French tactics‚ intelligence collection and the use of revolutionary civil consideration‚ led John Churchill to become an expert battlefield tactician‚ allowing the Duke of Marlborough to defeating the powerful French army. In 1674‚ at the age of 24‚ John Churchill

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    actions were justified by the benefits that came from his decisions. I would credit all my success to him because it was him who left behind a legacy for me to follow. My grandfather‚ Genghis Khan is still remembered today for all his great military tactics‚ encouraging trade and exchange‚ and most importantly having significant qualities that many rulers did not have such as being tolerant of different religions. Although‚ many people might only remember the millions of people he killed‚ I believe it

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    The idea of the rule of law can be traced back to at least the time of Aristotle who observed that given the choice between a king who ruled by discretion and a king who ruled by law‚ the later was clearly superior to the former. In more recent times‚ it is Albert V. Dicey who is credited with providing the logical foundation upon which the modern notion of the rule of law is based. Dicey did not invent the idea of the rule of law but he popularized it in the late nineteenth century. His book‚ Introduction

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    decreasing social order within communities‚ law enforcement mainly use the “stop-and-frisk” tactic. The Effects

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    men had a boarded the ships. With background knowledge of the Persians tactics and strategy‚ Miltiades was able to devise certain tactics which enable the victory of the Greeks. He ordered that the Athenian army was situated with strong wings and a weak centre marching the length of the Persian ’s army; the Persians processed a strong centre but weak wings. This enables the Greeks to attack the weak Persian wings. Another tactic developed by Miltiades was that the Greeks were order to charge at the

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    confiscation of wealth from Europe (for example by asking Austria to pay for a war reparations). Anarchy and mob violence‚ counter-revolution‚ and civil war caused death to hundreds of thousands citizens. Entire regions were depopulated by burn land tactics‚ and cities like Lyon destroyed. It was the biggest outbreak of violence in Europe between 30Y War and WWI. The extreme measures during the crisis brought a legislation that ended democracy and created first modern totalitarian system under Terror

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