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    The primary source‚ ‘Medicine and the State’‚ is a speech published in June of 1948 by the Society for Individual Freedom. It was delivered by Thomas Jeeves Horder‚ or Lord Horder‚ who in his speech protests against the ‘domination of Medicine by the State’ and its threat to personal liberty that is being caused by the development of the National Health Service. As a leading diagnostician and physician to multiple monarchs and prime ministers‚ Horder’s prominent role suggests that a record of what

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    Thomas Hobbes’ “State of Nature” argument: Morality as a prerequisite for peaceful social co-existence I have chosen to write about what Thomas Hobbes’ calls “The State of Nature” and how morality is needed in order to maintain peace among different societies. I will begin by briefly describing “The State of Nature” argument and illuminate some of the basic features within this theoretical situation. Then‚ through the use of excerpts from Hobbes’ book The Leviathan I will give specific facts

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    Involvement of the United States in Global Affairs A major debate that is being discussed both domestically and internationally is the involvement of the United States of America in international affairs. This debate includes the practicality of where the United States has intervened in foreign affairs‚ its right to intervene in the first place considering past mistakes and questionable leadership‚ and whether or not that foreign involvement is in the general public’s best interest. Obviously

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    Tiger Woods: Past AffairsPresent Decline‚ Future in Question The ambitions of Tiger Woods have both propelled him into a successful‚ star-studded athlete‚ but also into great emotional pain and negative publicity on the world stage. Woods’ success came at a very young age‚ excelling in the sport of golf‚ as he strived to improve his play through relentless ambition and exceptional commitment (Bissinger). After winning numerous titles on the PGA tour‚ he was seen by his supporters as an affable

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    ownership and operation of the Suez Canal. The French and British were immediately thrust into the domain of losses by the nationalization of the Canal. The British had recently withdrawn 90‚000 troops from the area on June 13‚ in response to strong American pressure.1 The French were having trouble with their colonials in Algeria. Both countries saw the seizure of the Canal as prelude to the complete loss of their colonial positions in the African and Asian worlds. Eisenhower’s perspective during

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    Georgi Darnell – 12 U.S. History Trent Affair Mrs. Karpitsky The Trent Affair During the first year of the American Civil War‚ a diplomatic crisis occurred between Great Britain and the United States. The crisis‚ known as The Trent Affair‚ came very close to causing a war between the two countries. War was ultimately avoided leaving both Great Britain and the United States in a better position with one another. Two diplomats‚ James Mason and John Slidell were to be sent to Britain and France

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    the joint force? The all-volunteer force Title 10‚ USC‚ establishes the basic structure of the Army. What forces make up the Army? One Regular Army and two Reserve Components: the Regular Army‚ the Reserve‚ and the Army National Guard of the United States‚ Army Civilians support all three components What is the function of the Operating Force? Operating forces consist of units organized‚ trained‚ and equipped to deploy and fight What is the funtion of the Generating Force? The generating force mans

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    CURRENT AFFAIRS The Constitution (Scheduled Tribes) Order (Second Amendment) Bill‚ 2013 Passed By Rajya Sabha Sunila Abeysekera‚ the Sri Lankan Activist‚ Died in Columbo at 61 Russia Lifted Ban on Import of Non-Basmati Rice and Oilseeds from India Harish Lakshman Elected New President of Automotive Component Manufacturers Association New Delhi Declaration on High Blood Pressure Adopted by Health Ministers of 11 SEARO Countries First Sree Narayan Guru Global Secular & Peace Award 2013 presented

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    Thomas Paine figured that America would gain many advantages if they were to seek independence that would help the country in the long run. He starts off in why Britain is not right for America anymore in the way of its government. He stated the Britain’s government was too complex for the colonies and that it contradicted itself with different policies. Paine also said that the government had too much power and that nothing was put in place to balance that power out. The colonies would be better

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    ideologies: conservatism and radical liberalism. Some would say that Burke is more a true philosopher than Paine‚ but in my view this is not fair‚ and both are important: Burke for warning of the dangers of trying to shape society according to abstract concepts and ideals‚ and as a representative of traditional English Conservatism; Paine for foreseeing the welfare state‚ as well as American independence from Britain. Burke was born in Ireland‚ and went to London in 1750. Though Burke was a harsh

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