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    classifier 2.3.9 Scoring optimism and pessimism 2.3.10 Voting among classifiers 2.3.11 Ambiguity filters 2.3.12 Network analytics 2.3.13 Centrality 2.3.14 Communities . 2.4 Metric!3 2.4.1 Confusion matrix 2.4.2 Accuracy 2.4.3 False positives 2.4.4 Sentiment error 2.4.5 Disagreement 2.4.6 Correlations 2.4.7 Aggregation performance 2.4.8 Phase lag metrics 2.4.9 Economic significance 2.5 Discussion 2.6 References Managing real-time risks and returns: The Thomson Reuters NewsScope Event Indices Alexander

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    This Side of Paradise

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    Around the time of its publication‚ Fitzgerald referred to This Side of Paradise as a "quest novel." It’s a’coming of age’ novel where the protagonist Amory Blaine attempts to make peace with himself and his place in the world. The three primary elements that influence Amory on his road to self-realization are convention‚ women‚ and money. As each of the three fails him‚ he comes closer to achieving his goal. Several times in the novel‚ Amory reflects on what has influenced his development most

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    To Veil of Not to Veil

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    It appears that some people of the west fail to do before making assumptions about Middle Eastern oppression of women‚ many stop to ask a Muslim woman what she thinks about wearing a veil. In their case study Ghazel and Bartkowski talked to twelve veiled women and twelve unveiled women in Austin‚ Texas and asked them questions surrounding the controversy of the hijab. Islamic women’s motivations for veiling seem to vary dramatically. The range can be broad as expressing their strongly held conviction

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    Hume’s Response to Standards of Taste In this essay I shall assess David Hume’s thoughts and assessments on the standards of taste in the aesthetic world. As a philosopher who was more interested in critiquing art rather than explaining it‚ Hume began to formulate how art should be perceived or understood by form of ‘taste’ and the standards that accompanied it such as impressions. Hume relates aesthetic judgments to moral judgments as well‚ and differentiates between two types of aesthetic taste

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    of the global North view the Muslim religion as inherently oppressive towards women even though they know nothing about the religion or Muslim culture. They only address it from an outsiders perspective and not from the perspective of Muslim women. Lila Abu- Lughod discusses this issue in her book Do Muslim Women Need Saving?. In the introduction chapter Zaynab‚ a friend of Abu- Lughod from southern Egypt‚ does a good job of summarizing what Western women should really be concerned about ( Abu-Lughod

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    QUESTION 1: _THE TIGERS BRIDE_ BY ANGELA CARTER CONCEPTS OF GENDER The short story_The Tigers Bride_ raises thought provoking concepts around gender through a plot both alike and unlike traditional Beauty and the Beast. The role of both genders is explored and true freedom questioned within the bounds of society. The text delivers a powerful and even handed message to the genders that constraints are merely a construct‚ a mask which can slip and shatter when pressure is applied. Angela Carter sketches

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    Moses In Exodus

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    In the book Exodus‚ Moses plays the vital role of liaison between God and his people. Moses’s participation is vital because he provides an important link between God and his people. The people are familiar with Moses and trust him. Moses is the mouthpiece of god because the Israeli people would be terrified of God‚ if they were to meet him directly in his full form. The passage 20.11.18-25 in Exodus demonstrates how Moses communicates for God and why the people cannot get physically closer to God

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    “Luck‚” by Mark Twain‚ you are either born with it or born without it; this short story gives insight on how your most idolized idols are just normal‚ everyday people‚ how your preconceived opinions of people can make you seem like an awful person‚ and how your own incompetence can be beneficial to those around you. Again‚ your favorite celebrity‚ whomever it may be‚ is not some demigod or king but rather a person who has come to achieve things that people in your inner circle have not achieved

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    Summary Of The Nacirema

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    American has to do with how we perceive our culture‚ how much value is placed on the body and hygiene and highlights some stereotypes‚ prejudices and ethnocentric beliefs common to modern American culture. If the geographical references and thinly veiled terminology were removed‚ the average modern American would not see themselves in Miner’s anthropological study of the Nacirema (Harvey & Allard‚ 2015‚ p. 14-17). Most modern Americans would be hard-pressed to accept how much of their lives are

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    Zulfikar Ghose was born on 13 March 1935‚ in Sialkot‚ which is now a part of Punjab in Pakistan. His family moved to Bombay in 1942 and ten years later immigrated to England. Graduating from the University of Keele‚ UK‚ in 1959‚ he worked as a freelance journalist in London for The Observer and for The TLS‚ The Spectator and NewStatesman. Hewrote novels likeThe Contradictions (1966)‚ The Murder of Aziz Khan followed (1967)‚ The Incredible Brazilian trilogy‚ comprising the novels The Native (1972)

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