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    The Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill was one of the worst man made disasters in recent history. Back in 2010‚ an estimated 47‚000 people and 7‚000 boats/vessels were involved in the cleanup process. “It was estimated by a government-commissioned panel of scientists that 4‚900‚000 barrels of oil had already leaked into the Gulf.” (Pallardy) An excessive amount of oil has polluted the region. The government and BP had to take action as soon as possible‚ before the spill reaches further distances. The disaster

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    Glt1 Task 1

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    Q1. I have no doubt in my mind that movement of people‚ food and manufactured goods have had and continue to have negative impact on public health. Because disease carrying organism and virus get transported throughout the world in much less time than the incubation period‚ making people‚ food and manufactured goods carriers of virus and disease causing organisms. These diseases are normally undetected until they have gone through their incubation period. Much as that is the case‚ steps should not

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    Why did the Korean War break out in 1950?     Summary The Korean War was an episode in the Cold War.   It seemed to be a war between South and North Korea‚ but America and Russia were using it to fight without having a ‘hot war’. The USA went to war in Korea for three reasons.   The first reason was the ‘Domino theory’ – China turned Communist in 1949 and Truman feared that the next ‘domino’ would be Japan.   The second was to undermine Communism and protect the American way of life – in 1950

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    India in the cold war

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    American policies over India The Asian regions began to increase prospects for communist expansions during the rise of communism in China. By a geopolitical standpoint‚ this ideology could easily spread across neighboring countries that would in effect lower American influence in Asia. Aside from a rising popularity in communism‚ anti-colonial and nationalistic movements would also be an ideal answer to foreign influences these countries. It is not surprising that a number of Asian countries

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    They consisted of development of three product lines which were consistent with the existing business strategy that their unit followed. Ms. Shor should withhold the fourth recommendation of modifying the business strategy to include upstream containment of infections. The reasons for this are two-fold: • The senior management and Mr. Dunlop were already skeptical of the “Lead User Research” methodology and would not take kindly to drastic changes in their working process. Mr. Dunlop specifically

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    congress. He talks about Deong not being and communist and the congress disagreed. He later thinks Deong is a communist but finally comes to a conclusion at the end of the movie and says he is not a communist. He also spoke about the policy of containment and the domino theory which related to sarkhan. The U.S. ambassador Macwhite met Deong during a war and after that they became friends and kept a good friendship. Before becoming U.S. ambassador‚ Macwhite was the vice president of Macwhite publications

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    Exxon Valdez Oil Spill

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    remaining oil. Unfortunately‚ the cleanup effort was hindered by an inadequate cleanup plan that had been created during the 1970’s. These plans outlined how an oil spill would be handled‚ including provisions for maintaining equipment such as containment booms and "skimmer boats." The plans also called for a response team to be on twenty-four hour notice. Unfortunately‚ the plans were good on paper only. A spill of this size had not been anticipated. Therefore‚ the response teams had been demobilized

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    Merck Acquisition of Medco

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    School of Management Finance 561 Professor May 22‚ 2011 Table of Contents Abstract………………………………………………………………………………………p.g. 3 Company backgrounds……………………………………………………….………………p.g. 3 Merck & Co.‚ Inc. ………………………………………..…………………….…....p.g. 3 Medco Containment Services Inc. ............................……..…………………………p.g. 4 Reasons for Mergers…………………………………………………………………………p.g. 5 Economies of Scale…………………………………………………………………..p.g. 5 Market Share…………………………………………………………………………p.g. 6 Synergy………………………………………………………………………………p

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    usually with the same common demeanors. Members in a gang who commit crime have been exposed to previous malicious behavior. The containment theory emphasizes what pushes and pulls an alleged deviant criminal. The containment theory has two principles‚ external‚ and internal contributors pushing someone to commit crime. The external contributing factors of the containment theory represent some background abnormality‚ such as negative influence‚ possible biological or psychological defects. The internal

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    Bioremediation Outline

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    i. Smaller types of bioremediation have also been used for quite some time such as composting. E. Bioremediation did not become a well thought of science until about forty years ago when it had been given a new approach; to treat containments such as sludge from refineries. F. Although degrading hydrocarbons from soil had been slightly practiced since the early 1900s‚ with the increasing publicity of bioremediation‚ the practice became more widely used. From here bioremediation

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