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    Question 6: Violins are very delicate instruments and must be handled very carefully. Something as small as a speed bump could cause the fingerboard‚ bow or soundbox to crack. Big changes in air pressure or weather condition could also warp the wood. Therefore‚ no matter how the instrument is being transported‚ there are steps that should be taken to avoid any mishaps. First‚ the strings should be loosened slightly‚ but not too much because colder weather will cause the strings to tighten while

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    Texas vs Johnson

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    Texas VS. Johnson The First amendment of the Constitution of America calls for the protection of the United states citizens from the United States congress. It states that congress shall not pass any laws favoring a specific religious belief or stop any particular group from worshiping them. The first amendment also protects the United States citizen by allowing them freedom of speech/press and peaceful assembly or petition of the governments policies.(billofrightsInstitute) In 1984 Ronald Reagan

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    melodies‚ organums‚ and little or no notations. Then instruments such as the rebec‚ pipe‚ and psaltery were among the first used. Instrumental music‚ also known as estampie‚ was invaluable and mainly for entertainment and dance. It wasn ’t until the end of the seventeenth century that instrumental music surpassed vocal music on levels of importance and acceptance. Composers‚ with new ideas and visions‚ took the reigns in the world of music. Instruments became the main tools of musicians and composers

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    Gender Equality In Texas

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    expected to be “masculine”‚ indeed‚ people gender identity does not always correspond with their sexual orientation. Recently‚ the transgender “bathroom bill” has become a controversial topic that raises many strong opinions and intensive arguments in Texas. Texas lawmakers have spent a lot of time debate how public restroom should be used appropriately. The bill addresses that people in public schools and government buildings are required to use restroom that corresponds with their biological gender‚ and

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    Texas Minerals Inc

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    Texas Minerals Inc. Audit Memo To: Daniel Alfredsson Date: Monday August31‚ 2013 Re: Audit Planning Memo for Texas Minerals This is not the first time audit of TX Minerals Inc. (TX). We have been auditing this firm for the past 20 years. This reduces the overall engagement risk. Our auditing firm should be pretty familiar with our client’s fertilizer business and the general control environment is well known to us as well. So‚ in theory‚ we should be able to rely on the internal control structure

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    The Office of the Attorney General‚ Texas The office of the Texas Attorney General is an office of immense importance. Texas relies on this office in seeking justice in compliance with legal and just laws. The Texas Attorney General is‚ therefore‚ delegated with a lot of power and responsibilities in the governance and sustenance of justice in the State. The Texas Attorney General’s office was established by an executive ordinance that relied on the 1985’s constitution with root laws borrowed

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    Flight Instruments It seems as if though cockpits of modern jets are becoming more and more intricate and complex. The have added greatly to the primary flight instruments and have filled vast amounts of space in cockpits. It is still very relevant to the aircraft for which it is designed‚ but lets get back to basics. Lets cut out all of the excess and focus on a few primary instrumentsinstruments that one would be guaranteed to find no matter the plane. These are the instruments that make

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    Bradley Miller 2/12/15 Seminar of Finance Case Study Ethics in Finance 1. Have I defined the problem correctly and accurately? Answer: The problem was that the WorldCom Company was falling farther and farther into debt and they needed a way out of this hard time. The CEO came to us with a plan to turn the company or in reality to make it look as if the company was headed into the right direction‚ when in fact it was not. The plan was to use other accounts that have holding money in them for other

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    Last Chance in Texas

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    Hubner‚ John. (2005) Last Chance in Texas: The Redemption of Criminal Youth. New York‚ NY. Random House Inc. Last Chance in Texas is an eye opening look into the efforts of the juvenile justice system to rehabilitate youth offenders and integrate them back into society. The book chronicles the research of author John Hubner who heard about a facility in Texas that ran an aggressive and one of the most successful‚ treatment programs in America for violent young offenders. He was particularly

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    without a professional translator and to instead tell her sons was a major breach of ethics and would be considered inexcusable in any professional setting. By using untrained translators‚ they limited her power to make informed decisions‚ breaking the autonomy principle of medical ethics. And then they also told her sons‚ which is a major breach of privacy and a violation of the non-maleficence principle of medical ethics‚ which could have upset her and lowered her likelihood of returning to the clinic

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