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    Although Harley Davidson dominates the market in North America‚ it has been the smallest in Europe and the 4th in Asia/Pacific region which is dominated by Japanese brands. One reason for Harley’s smaller market share in Europe and Asia region is that the company cannot produce enough motorcycles to meet demand and its prices tend to be higher than competitive models. Shortages of Harleys lead many consumers to purchase competitive bikes as there are 2-year waiting lists for some Harley models.

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    Generational poverty is when two generations have been born into poverty. Situational poverty is caused by a sudden job loss‚ an economic crisis‚ health problems‚ or an environmental disaster. Both forms of poverty can last for a few years or many. However‚ generational poverty is typically much worse than situational poverty since the family has been in poverty for at least two generations‚ making it harder for their children to overcome poverty

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    hopeless in trying to protect herself. As shown in the book the main protagonist tells her story in a diary. In the Color Purple many ironic devices are used to show the true meaning of the book.The ironic that the author used are situational irony and symbolism. The situational irony plays a big part in the book because it displayed many use of those devices noticed a lot of it used. For example when Mr.__ and Celie go visit shug they both fall in love with her even though she doesn’t want nothing to

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    In Situational Crime Prevention‚ Clarke (1995) presents the classification of situational crime prevention techniques by reducing opportunities. The author argues that by increasing associated risks and difficulties as well as reducing rewards to reduce the opportunities for specific crime categories. Clarke (1995) dwells on the theme of immediate circumstances under which crime is committed to help tackle immediate crime problems. The author discusses three major elements of situational crime prevention:

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    Breaking Bad or Good? A sin‚ by definition‚ is an immoral act considered to be a transgression of divine law. But when‚ if ever‚ does committing a sin become justifiable? Brady McAlpine investigates this grey area of morality. Breaking Bad is a popular American television drama created and produced by Vince Gilligan. The central character of the drama is Walter White‚ a high school chemistry teacher who is diagnosed with inoperable‚ advanced lung cancer. He has been told he does not have long

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    situational measures for reducing opportunities to commit crime by using an effective design‚ management and use of urban space and the products that are at society’s utility (Cozens‚ 2008). There is further divide into forms – social interventions and situational‚ CCTV systems belong to de reams of the situational crime prevention‚ that aims at modifying the immediate conditions in which crime occurs (Tilley‚ 2009). It is widely recognised that opportunity plays an important role in behaviour shaping

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    Situational Leadership Research on leadership is a subject that has been approached in many different ways. Theories on leadership can be classified according to the type of variable that is emphasized the most. Three types of variables relevant to these theories include (1) characteristics of leaders‚ (2) characteristics of followers‚ and (3) characteristics of the situation (Yuri‚ G.‚ 2010). In the textbook Leadership in Organizations‚ Yuri‚ G. classifies these theories into the following five

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    History of Harley-Davidson:Today it is hard to imagine Harley-Davidson (Harley) as a low-quality motorcycle manufacturer in severe financial trouble. But that’s exactly what Harley was in the beginning of the 1980’s. Harley motorcycles were of such poor quality that over half of all the cycles produced were effectively inoperable because of missing parts or poor assembly. When Japanese motorcycle manufacturers entered the US market with reliable and well-built bikes‚ past and potential Harley customers

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    The example Poe uses to describe the situational irony is “On the morrow he will leave me as my Hopes have flown before. ‘Then the bird said‚ ‘Nevermore.’ ” The sorrow over the death of a loved one helps the situational irony because‚ the Raven is the sorrow over Lenore’s death and its saying that it will never leave‚ neither the raven nor the sorrow. In the story‚ “Tell-Tale

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    ‘segments’‚ Les Mills can increase their client basis by appealing to a wider market audience. The Situational analysis conducted for Les Mills revealed that‚ the New Zealand gym industry is expanding substantially from influences‚ such as increased health awareness and fitness craze’s including group exercise classes. These factors provide large potential for Les Mills to expand their client-basis. The analysis also provides Les Mills with an insight into their current position on the competitive scale

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