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    Running Head: Collaborative Case Study Collaborative Case Study: Star Trek Voyager ’s Alliance in “The Void.” Erol Gokcedag Western International University 1 Running Head: Collaborative Case Study 2 Collaborative Case Study: Star Trek Voyager ’s Alliance in “The Void.” Collaboration among multinationals has become a gateway toward long-term sustainability and innovation. Within a dynamic global marketplace‚ an organization that insists on safeguarding its ideas and values

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    The 1920s have long been touted as an age of female enlightenment‚ as women set a course of equality and cracked the foundations of women’s sphere. Portraits were drawn of stereotypical ’20s femmes; crimson-lipped‚ bob-haired and befringed flappers peering down their ivory cigarette holders at restrictive Victorian mores; stalwart‚ placard-toting suffragettes proclaiming the need for female political activism; fresh-faced college coeds donning crisp shirtwaists to tap out office memos on shiny modern

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    has quoted the price as $8000 which according to the prevailing rate was $4000. It shows some ill intention (Mens Rea) of Duncan to deceit. We know that any contract done under the coercion‚ under influence‚ fraud and deceit is not automatically void but is consider voidable at the option

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    establishment of AIG‚ some institutional voids occurred. In 1949 when the communist party took the power in China‚ the government owned an insurance company. But this was sort of useless since almost everything was owned by the state. There is a second relevant void‚ namely the lack of training for insurance agents and as a result of this‚ a lack of educated insurance agents. This was attractive for foreign companies. Another thing could also be mentioned as a void‚ namely the total lack of connections

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    ill-tempered and thrives on people fearing him. He feeds off of people’s misery‚ and doesn’t take any blame‚ probably because he figures nothing is his fault. “Serves him right‚” Cole mumbled when they first told him of Peter’s condition.” (Pg.8) Touching Spirit Bear. Cole brutally beat Peter up and 4-6 people had to pry him off‚ then he spit on Peter. This book is about Cole‚ because it’s about giving hope to all the children or at least anyone‚ that even when you get in trouble their will always

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    "Touching the Earth" was written by Bell Hooks. Hooks starts off his writing by saying "when we love the Earth‚ we are able to love ourselves more fully." By opening with this‚ Hooks tells the reader that he is appreciative of the Earth‚ and believes that by loving the Earth‚ a person can love themselves. Hooks recounts his childhood‚ where he watched his family grow food on their land. The sharing of tips for growing and harvesting crops between Native Americans and African people is mentioned to

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    Touching Spirit Bear Character Analysis – Cole In Ben Mikealsen’s novel – Touching Spirit Bear‚ Cole is a 14 year old juvenile delinquent from Minneapolis. He is a very angry‚ furious‚ fierce and violent boy who does not seem to have any control over his anger. Although he might be a very angry and impatient‚ he is also honest‚ strong‚ reflective and hardworking person by the end of the book. What is the cause of Cole’s anger? What helped Cole changed into a better person? What role does

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    Cole Character Profile “He is an innocent-looking‚ baby-faced‚ fifteen-year-old from Minneapolis who had been in trouble with the law half his life”‚ like it says on page five in the book Touching Spirit Bear written by Ben Mikaelsen. Cole Matthews is the main character and focus of the book‚ he is the protagonist. In my opinion I think that Matthews is very in-tune with himself and‚ extremely selfish. I think that he is a troubled kid who Doesn’t know how to deal with his problems the

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    In the essay “Touching the Earth” we see the author‚ Bell Hooks‚ at various points mention that when shes doing something that makes her feel at place it makes her feel at home. Hooks even claims in the first sentence of the essay the following‚ “When we love the Earth‚ we are able to love ourselves more fully (968). This quote references the fact that when she gardens or farms she is able to enjoy herself and the life she’s living. Bell Hooks explains how she grew up in Kentucky where she watched

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    wants to be the same‚ to have experiences that others can relate to and to know that they are not alone‚ what happens to one person will be learned and passed on by everybody unless they find a reason to break the cycle. At the beginning of the book “Touching Spirit Bear‚” the main character Cole Matthews was prosecuted for multiple crimes to add to his extensive criminal record‚ but the latest was assault. After hearing Cole brag about his latest crime at school‚ a peer‚ Peter Driscall notified the authorities

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