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    a democracy dies behind closed doors. By definition‚ a democracy is a “government by the people”. Whether a direct or representative democracy‚ a closed-door meeting is typically associated with private or sensitive information‚ which is being intentionally and selectively withheld from the people. As with the media in today’s society‚ selective information is not always accurate information. A true democracy should be transparent and have no need for closed doors‚ especially when making decisions

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    Case study 1 Reinventing the Wheel at the Apex Door Company Jim Delaney‚ president of the Apex door‚ has a problem. No problem how often he tells his employees how to do their jobs‚ they invariably “decide to do it their way”‚ as he puts it‚ and arguments ensue between Jim‚ the employee‚ and the employee’s supervisor. One example is the door design department‚ where the designers are expected to work with the architects to design doors that meet the specifications. While it’s not “rocket science”

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    The Open Door Policy In 1898‚ The United States of America declared its “Open Door” policy. Under the Presidential of William McKinley‚ the U.S Secretary of State John Milton Hay issued and dispatched a statement in a form of circular diplomatic notes to the imperial powers having an interest in China namely‚ Great Britain‚ Germany‚ Italy‚ France‚ Russia‚ France and including Japan‚ the East Asia Superpower following their Victory in the First Sino-Japanese War of 1894 - 95. These statement became

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    Kim was nervous when the door opened abruptly. She glared absent-mindedly at the door. The sheets of rain covered the outside view. Although it rained heavily ‚ there was no strong wind but the lightning streak persistently and the thunder rumbled throughout the night. The house was abandoned for ten years already.`` Who would come at the night with this kind of weather’’ thought Kim. For Kim she was finding shelter at the house. Her car broke down and the cell phone was short of credit. Well that

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    How is the Need for Embracing Change Conveyed in "The Door" The concept of "The Door" is based on the idea of taking risks and embracing change. The poet uses a persuasive and insistent tone to encourage the audience to take action. The lack of rhythm‚ rhyme and conventional structure also give the poem a conversational tone. The poem opens with the line "Go and open the door" and is used to begin the following three stanzas. The repetition of the imperative constructs a strong sense of not only

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    Lever Locks Beverly Hills Lever door locks are the recognized standard lock set recommended for offices and commercial buildings not only in the amazing city of Beverly Hills‚ but all over the United States as well. Many commercial building and offices in the city are beginning to replace their knob door locks with high quality lever locks so they can enjoy maximum security for themselves and their business all year round. If you are a facility manager or shop owner yet to join this trend in the

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    sustainable consumer demand has led to an explosion in the number of food co-ops‚ farmers’ markets and hyphenated dining concepts such as the farm-to -table movement. To avoid being trampled in the rush towards local and organic ingredients‚ The Red Door restaurant in San Diego has changed their business model. The owner Trish Watlington has adopted a strategy prevalent among small-scale farmers that has enabled them to survive and to thrive in recent years.By applying the community supported agriculture

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    Superman was knocking down a door and that very action inspired Alexie. Superman who was in a fictional book gave Alexie the mindset to knock down any obstacle that will block his way to survive. Many individuals perceives Indians to be uneducated and is unlikely to success in life. Alexie proved them wronged by self teaching himself to read by first comprehending superman’s action in the comic books to advancing to “Grape of Wrath” in the kindergarten. Alexie was trying to convey a message that

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    out of their comfortable habitat‚ but it can be rewarding. Change‚ and the way we adapt to it‚ can help us grow and mature‚ therefore helping us learn and improve ourselves. Miroslav Holub’s poem ‘The Door’ focuses on embracing new perspectives and embracing change. The metaphor of opening the door suggests we open ourselves up. If we go outside (that is to say‚ beyond the familiar‚ the here and the now)‚ we may see some magical things such as a ‘garden’ or a ‘magic city’. It is also possible that

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    English 11/12 Name:   Short Stories  “The Painted Door” by Sinclair Ross After reading the story‚ answer the following questions in writing‚ using complete  sentences.  Each question is worth 5 marks‚ and so should include approximately five  meaningful sentences.    1. What early indications in the story suggest Ann’s discontent with her marriage to  John?  To what extent do you think this is justified?  To what extent might her  dissatisfaction be explained by the isolation and bleakness of the prairie winter 

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