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    Project: Economic migrants The general meaning of “ Migration” is relocation or a move. An economic migration is happening when a person travels a long distance and from one country into another in order to find an employment or a better living. From the late 1950th onwards Germany had one of the world’s strongest economies. The newspapers called it an “economic miracle” when they wrote about the economic development in Germany after the World War II. Reasons for the massive economic growth were

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    who belong to INDIA have taken birth in INDIA and have grown up in INDIA and were educated in INDIA………everything in INDIA but why are they going to foreign countries and are living in other countries? What is there in those countries..? I never understand this. I think whatever there in those countries is also present in our country. Those people who go to those countries will be living in those foreign countries and will be saying bad words to our country and we’ll be listening

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    Does TV have a negative influence on society? At-risk categories are kids and elderly people. The average American kid spends more time watching TV than attending school. Kids eat while watching TV‚ and they may do the same while doing homework. Elderly people watch TV even more than kids‚ since this is their main entertainment at home. TV is inherent in our lives. It is natural for a person to enter an apartment‚ switch on the light‚ then switch on the TV‚ and then keep on doing other things

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    Kandrea Stormer English 102-09 Final Research Essay Does watching too much television have an impact on behavior? It is very evident that television plays a tremendous role in the society we live in. It can spark imagination‚ creativity‚ even take a person out of reality and put them into an imaginary world. Television keeps you informed with news and current events going on around the world‚ it can take you to unknown places that a person otherwise would never be able to visit‚ it provides

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    endangered animal species. • Tourism on the other hand can hamper the environment by human intervention. Cultural Effects • The biggest exchange that happens as a result of tourism is of culture. This benefits the local and the visitors. • On the negative side‚ tourism can be insidious as it threatens the old traditional ways of living with the new modern world ways. Social Effects of Tourism • Tourism provides bread and butter to several people. • Sole dependence on only tourism earned money

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    become more than a nuisance. A pattern has been speculated. This pattern shows a trend of crimes rates rising alongside the rate of illegal immigration. This has led to drastic measures by the Government funded Border Control agencies. Violence has risen by both sides of the dispute. The increased use of force to control our borders impacts relations not only externally‚ but internally. The U.S. prison system is being filled with individuals who have found themselves living illegally within the country

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    A number of people assert that some cultures are not more efficient than others because East Asia’s inability to dominate the world was because of their geographical location in the world and their surroundings but I think that some cultures are better than others because East Asian countries continue to grow from the adoption of Western cultures. They would explain that East Asian countries did not have the ability to conquer the world do to the formation of the their land. The coastline of China

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    High Self-Esteem: A Negative Impact on College Students “You are special.” “You get an “A” for effort.” “Everyone is a winner.” The preceding phrases and many like them have been used in the recent decades in an attempt to boost self-esteem. In fact‚ according to a survey conducted by Columbia University‚ over 85% of American parents and nearly all parents surveyed in New York consider it important to reassure their children they are smart (Bronson. 1). But are 85% of adolescents truly

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    population growth. Families with more than one child are fined and public art that sends any other message is not allowed. Wang Anyi‚ who lives and writes in China‚ does not pursue the politics of the situation. She just states them as givens and focuses instead on the family dynamics and the difficulties experienced by Chen Xin in "fitting in‚" both physically into a small space and mentally and emotionally as well. City life is very different from his life in the country and one of the themes of the story

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    Even before the Parsley Massacre migration of Haitian laborers came to work in the Dominican Republic’s thriving sugar industry. As the decades passed and modernization shifted the Dominican Economy from agriculture to service more Haitian workers remained working in less regulated jobs with fewer legal protections. For Haitian women this means finding work in Dominican households‚ and for Haitian men at Dominican construction sites. This often lead to the move of an entire family (Castles‚ 2003)

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