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    Open marriage is a term whose origins remain somewhat obscure‚ as it was first used as early as the 1960s. However it is commonly accepted that it had came into use in 1972.‚ when Nena O’Neill and George O’Neill first published their book "Open Marriage". Overall the book advocated a liberalization of marriage‚ by means of getting the partners in marriage more room for personal development. The book originally wasn’t conceived with the idea of advocating infidelity‚ however in one of its chapters

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    Cons of Open Adoptions Amy Reilly Sociology Marion Collelo November 25‚ 2014 Have you ever agonized over giving up your child and the only option was to give away your baby never to be seen or heard from again for eighteen years? Well‚ the good news is that this does not have to happen. There is such a thing called open adoption agreements. And more and more parents are leaning towards this option. Even though the open adoption agreement says limited contact‚ there are cases where the

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    Situation Open Market Inc.‚ founded in 1994 by David Gifford and Shikhar Ghosh‚ was a company that planned on developing an online shopping mall where shoppers would pay a membership fee for access to the “mall”. The merchants who were members would buy Open Market software and pay a small fee for every online transaction. After the first fiscal year‚ the total sales of all the merchants were very low in comparison to projections. Open Market then decided to focus on producing custom developed e-commerce

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    protections of the Fourth Amendment (Hall‚ 2014). Open fields is a doctrine that states certain areas around ones home are not considered curtilage‚ and therefore these areas are not afforded the same protections under the Fourth Amendment (Hall‚ 2014). The U.S. Supreme Court has stated the areas considered to be open fields are areas law enforcement can encroach on without having to obtain a warrant (Hall‚ 2014). The U.S. Supreme Court heard the case‚ United States v. Dunn‚ and developed four factors

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    characteristics‚ profiles‚ beliefs from a sample of people. In designing a questionnaire that focuses on open ended questions the main concern should be on determining the way the responses will be quantified. Open ended questions are often used in research to clarify closed questions or as a means of generating ideas. In both cases it is generally assumed that the longer and more detailed the response to an open ended question the better (Graziano et al‚ 2000). However‚ relatively little is known about the

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    Open-ended sentencing doesn’t state a definitive period of time that the offender will serve but rather a range whereby the convicted criminal may be eligible to leave depending on the states discretionary perception of rehabilitative potential‚ a punishment reserved for ‘dangerous prisoners’ (Human Rights Law Centre 2012). This continuous judgement is assessed by state parole boards whereby the inmates conduct is evaluated in order to determine their release back into the community as jail terms

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    In today’s time‚ open carry is discussed by both politicians and the common man‚ but should it be allowed? Would open carry add to the danger that is already present in society today‚ or would it help in reducing crime and many other dangers that exist today? While both sides of this argument can be valid‚ open carry should be considered because of the following: it helps to reduce crime‚ it will help common people from getting in trouble because of what they are carrying‚ and it helps protect police

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    Running head: Team 2: DYNAMIC OPEN HOUSE Team 2: Dynamic Open House Project Design Approach – WIN 508 Team 2: Michael Beaton John G. Bell Scott Traynor Antioch University Seattle Table of Contents Introduction 3 Design Process 3 Designer-Client Conversations 4 Design Elements 7 Room Use – Program Dividers and Breakout Rooms 7 Presentation – PowerPoint and Video 10 Graphics – Large Scale and Flyers 13 Other design elements 17 Introduction The Center for Creative

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    B120 An introduction to business studies‚ TMA 01 Part 1 a) Dear Nick Newbury‚ In this report as requested‚ I hope to help you understand the current situation of your company Original Travel. From the case study I was able to identify the stakeholders in the company which are the Founders of Original Travel (Internal Stakeholders)‚ Customers (External Stakeholders) and Tim Best Travel (Internal Stakeholders). Founders of Original Travel (Internal Stakeholders) Your main concern is

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    Many Americans today openly carry their guns with them in public. There are different reasons why some people do open-carry‚ but one of the main reasons is for self protection. America has had many gun laws passed in the past years‚ making it more strict. With all of the shootings going on‚ and terroristic threats‚ more people have been buying guns for their own protection. People never know when a shooting could happen‚ and that is a scary thought to many Americans across the nation. Twenty-nine

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