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    Acknowledgement I would like to express my deep gratitude to Mr. Martin Alexander S. Martin‚ general manager of S.P. Madrid and Associates and Law Firm‚ San Carlos Branch for accepting me to enter in their company and have my on the job training that will let me experience the actual scenarios in the workplace that will equip and prepare me for my future profession. I would like to express my great appreciation to Mr. Pat C. Peralta for his patient guidance‚ enthusiastic encouragement and for sharing

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    Oakland Free Library (Wilson). He changed his name from "Johnny" to "Jack" in 1887(Wilson). He continued to do odd jobs to earn money. London started working a job in a salmon cannery in 1890‚ earning ten cents an hour(Walker). "I do not live for what the world thinks of me‚ but for what I think of myself." In 1891 he bought a ship and began to work as an oyster pirate on the ship‚ called "The Razzle Dazzle". He became so good that he was referred to as the "Prince of the Oyster Pirates"("Jack London

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    Bear-Crawford and Vida Goldstein‚ who played a very important role in the distribution of the petition‚ helped gain 30‚000 signatures from women all around Victoria from people of all races; and was presented to the state government of Victoria in September 1891. Despite the dedication of the petitioners and the abundance of support from tens of thousands of Victorians‚ the Victorian Upper House strongly disapproved of giving the women of Victoria the same voting right as men‚ however‚ it did lay the foundation

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    Summer Program 2013 in Madrid – SPAIN PERSONAL INFORMATION AND ESSAY – Form Please Print or Type 4 Country Student Name: _____________________________________ Usually Called: _______________ Last (family) First Month/Day/Year Middle Gender: M F Date of Birth: ____/____/____ Home Address: ______________________________________________________________________________ Street and Number Apt. # ______________________________________________________________________________

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    1. Bismarck’s Legacy German Unification Germany was a new country‚ which had emerged from nationalism. However in 1800 there had been 400 states which were known as the Holy Roman Empire – each with its own ruler. After the Napoleonic Wars‚ the Holy Roman Empire came to an end and the number of states reduced to 39 which became known as the German Confederation in 1815. Prussia and Austria (the two most powerful states) competed for leadership of the confederation. Prussia in 1834 set up a

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    the Progressive Era the time in American history at the turning point of the 20th century‚ the time when industrial Revolution has brought along rapid industrialization and economic development‚ but also severe conflicts in social groups. Between 1890s through 1920‚ waves of immigrations from outside of United States were arriving‚ numerous large cities were expanding‚ and as a result‚ issues of polarization of uneven social statuses‚ rates of infant mortality‚ and political concerns raised awareness

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    Viewpoint of Friar Lawrence People of Verona‚ we are here today to grieve the loss of a precious child of God and most precious son to the Montague family. Romeo Montague was a young man who was like a son to me who has passed away due to a series of misfortunate events involving; who he believed was the love of his life‚ Juliet of the house of Captulet and myself. It is a fact that Romeo passed away far too soon however‚ we can still remember the memories and lessons that Romeo has left with‚ especially

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    Introduction My friends and I decided to go on a one week holiday this summer to a place we didn’t visit before. We were thinking about the romantic Paris or exotic Madrid. We have a budget of £1000 each and we are four of us. We also have to bear in mind that being in a foreign place we need to have some extra cash left just in case‚ and we also want to buy souvenirs for friends and family and maybe treat ourselves. We had to take into account the advantages and disadvantages of both places

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    HARRISON BERGERON

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    under every and any possible function of the term‚ a dystopian society. Plagued by “handicaps” which include physical disturbances of the psyche‚ George finds it difficult to string his thoughts together – this would give him an advantage of the misfortunate others among his fellow societal members. Hazel has an “innate” handicap‚ being of average intelligence which inhibits her ability to create long trains of thought‚ much like George. These handicaps prevent them from even grieving for their son

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    To what extent was Alexander successful in tackling the problems of the tsarist regime? When Alexander III became the tsar‚ Russia was in a crisis following the assassination of Alexander II. The problems that Tsar was facing were that many different groups wanted to change the political system‚ as not everyone agreed with the autocracy system of government in Russia. To solve this he had to get rid of all political parties and political opposition. Also he had to get rid of anyone who had or wanted

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