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    Europe came natural. The city of Paris was chosen to host the new theme park. That was the first of many decisions that led to a very unsuccessful opening of EuroDisney. Many factors contributed to EuroDisney’s ‘unhealthy’ performance during its first few year of activity and many of these factors could have been avoided if the proper research would have been done. The first problem with EuroDisney was that Paris was the town chosen to be this park’s home. Paris was the perfect city to build the

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    should match the problem. 1.The main problem is that the Disney Paris was struggling to be profitable under Europe’s multi-culture background which is underlined by the specific French culture. Tokyo Disneyland was the profitable Disneyland in the world‚ everything that worked well in the US was positively received in Tokyo despite the obvious culture distance. But unfortunately‚ when the Euro Disneyland opened in 1992 in Paris‚ the story did not follow the Tokyo script. The Decreased Revenues

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    PANTHEON IN PARİS The Paris Pantheon is a neo-classical church in the Latin Quarter of Paris that was modeled after the Pantheon in Rome.With a dome similar to the one on St Paul’s Cathedral in London‚ the pantheon was originally an abbey‚ but today serves as a glimpse of history as the burial place for French heroes‚ leaders‚ artists‚ and writers. Neo-Classical architecture is a new birth of the classical architecture of ancient Greece and Rome. A Neoclassical building is likely to

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    Book Report: The Judgement of Paris The Judgement of Paris: Manet‚ Meissonier‚ and an Artistic Revolution contrasts the lives and artistic struggles of two painters against the backdrop of life in Paris. In the 1860s Ernest Meissonier was one of the most famous artists in Europe. His fame was built on his thoroughly detailed‚ realistic depiction of historical subjects. Meissonier sold his works for record prices and could afford to spend years working on them (he took 13 years to paint Napoleon’s

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    Biological Activities of Paris polyphylla found in Himalayan Region of Nepal Prabin Koirala‚ Khagesh Chataut and Keshab Bhattarai Department of Biotechnology‚ WhiteHouse Institute of Science and Technology‚ Purbanchal University‚ Lalitpur‚ Nepal. e-mail: prabinkoirala122@gmail.com Abstract The study focused on phytochemical and biological analysis of Paris polyphylla (PP). Crude Chloroform/Methanol (1:1) extraction performed on the rhizomes of Paris polyphylla collected from himalayan region

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    Characteristics of a Hero

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    Becoming a Hero "A hero is someone who has given his or her life to something bigger than oneself" (Campbell 1). When we think of heroes most of us think of movie stars or professional athletes‚ but it’s not always about your popularity or talent it can also be about how you help society. What I think make a great hero is someone who is able to overcome his or her obstacles in life‚ is highly motivated‚ and has plenty of bravery. Overcoming obstacles may be one of the hardest parts of being

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    Four Seasons Goes to Paris

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    A. What has made Four Seasons successful over the last 30 years? A number of main factors have contributed to the success of Four Seasons over the last 30 years. To begin with‚ Four Seasons has had an exceptional management team and structure that has had the ability to deliver and maintain its highest and most consistent service standards at each property in a cost-effective manner. These top managers were all world citizen‚ which means that they are able to act as the local citizens in any country

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    Patrimony Controversy of the Treasure of Troy The patrimony of the treasure of troy is not well known. It is believed that a business man turnedarcheologist by the name Heinrich Schliemann discovered the treasure. Heinrichwas born in 1822 in Beubuckow‚ Germany‚ and his love for treasures came from childhood stories narrated clearly to him by his father about the City of troy. With this love‚ he purposed to achieve his dreams and get the treasures of Troy. He‚ nevertheless‚ could not realize this

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    4 season goes to paris

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    Case Analysis- Four Seasons Goes to Paris This case demonstrates how Four Seasons effectively creates‚ cultivates‚ and sustains its organizational culture throughout every place the company expands its business to. In 1999‚ Four Seasons took over the Hotel George V in France and reopened it as the Four Seasons Hotel George V Paris (F.S. George V) leading the company to cope with cultural difference issues. Research showed that a strong organizational culture correlates with the firm’s high performance

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    During the period of 1917-1921‚ World War I caused mass devastation to the world. The lives taken by the war included a total of about 16.5 million civilian and soldier casualties and about 20 million wounded persons. The ramifications of the war were dealt with through the creation of peace treaties and armistices. This includes‚ but‚ is not limited to the Treaty of Neuilly-sur-Seine‚ The Treaty of Sèvres‚ and the Treaty of Versailles. When focusing on the Treaty of Versailles‚ it was due to the

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