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    My favorite leader –Zhou Enlai Abstract As is known to us all‚ Zhou Enlai‚ as a communist party member‚ the first premier and foreign minister of the People’s Republic of China (PRC)‚ has a high reputation from home and abroad. This paper includes four parts in total. It starts with the brief introduction to Zhou Enlai and then pays more attention to the second part about his contributions. Following is the third part about evaluations from domestic and international. The last part comes to the

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    Independence Day — American fantasy of a society In the film Independence Day‚ people in different backgrounds cling together for the victory in times of trouble‚ and shows us American fantasy of a society. Inter-racial people and inter-class people lived together harmoniously in the film. In order to present the harmony picture‚ the director Roland Emmerich designed various people for the film‚ such as the USA president Thomas who was a pilot‚ unambitious electronics genius David who works for

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    Stalin’s foreign policy was a major contributing factor to the emergence of the Cold War in the period 1945-50. Source S tells me that Stalin’s policies with regards to the military were ‘reactive and restrained’ and that he was constantly seeking peaceful coexistence with capitalism. This is in similarity with Source U where we are told that he was not pursuing expansionism –rather to ‘avoid confrontation with the West’ and wanted to cooperate with them. Source T however completely disagrees with my judgement

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    tension between Irish Catholics and Protestants throughout the late 20th century in Ireland. Contrary to popular belief‚ Bono claims the song advocates for a peaceful coexistence among the people regardless of their religion and isn’t a rebel song calling for unification of the two countries as Bono stressed on many occasions. Bono stresses coexistence when he says “we can be as one tonight.” Although this may sound like a call for unification‚ Bono merely expresses his desire for one unified people‚ regardless

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    of the Taiwanese. China released a paper that states that "Peaceful Unification" and "One Country‚ Two Systems" are the basic principles of its Taiwan policy. The paper lists four guidelines: one China‚ coexistence of two systems‚ extensive autonomy‚ and peaceful negotiation. China warns that the Taiwan question is a purely domestic issue and thus to be solved under the premise of "One China." It further pronounces that peaceful unification is a fixed policy of the Chinese government. However

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    China’s Position Regarding Kuwait’s Human Rights Issue After its liberation from Irap’s invasion (known as the Gulf War) in 1990‚ the Gulf country Kuwait becomes more active in establishing a positive and contributory global identity (Terri Willis‚ Kuwait). Notably‚ its foreign policy is improved. Kuwaiti foreign policy‚ in compliance of principles enshrined in international treaties and laws‚ is governed by its belief in mutual respect‚ equality and non-interference in internal affairs of other

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    Human development is a response to globalization‚ recognizing that it has affected the whole human society. In that sense‚ it is essential to understand globalization as a process integrally bound and transformer. From this fact‚ the human development paradigm is evolving is an option that links the person in the center‚ consequently establishing an inseparable relationship with full human rights and opens the space for the construction of citizenship based on ethics as central to development thinking

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    Sino Soviet Relations‚ 1949-76: alliance to confrontation in Asia and its impact on US policy A) 1. The significance of the communist revolution in china 1949 The Chinese Revolution was among the first hot conflicts of the Cold War‚ and its ramifications were certainly among the most far-reaching. The most important long-term effect was to create a Communist state with the size and power to stand as a rival to the Soviet Union within the Communist world. The Soviets and Chinese were initially

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    Lea Cherbaka Expository Writing Professor Joanne Sills January 26‚ 2010 Civil Mammals Violence has become a major problem in modern-day society. Gruesome video games and certain entertainment shows such as pro-wrestling has been exposing violence to kids that later on wish to emulate these actions. These actions are then publicized to the world by violent acts toward other species and human beings. In his article‚ “An Elephant Crackup

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    The source of conflict between Muslims and Christians in the Middle Ages. The conflict between Christians and Muslim can be still observed in various parts of the world. One could think that there has always been hostility between Christians and Muslims since the younger religion‚ Islam came into existence in the 7th century and started to spread. Another very common opinion is that the religions themselves – Christianity and Islam are the source of this conflict. Even though both these opinions

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