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    Early in the novel‚ Death mentions Liesel’s mother and father. Death tells the audience that Liesel’s mother and father are communist. “There was only one thing she knew about her father. It was a label she didn’t understand. A STRANGE WORD: Kommunist” (31) Once the audience understands the setting‚ Nazi Germany‚ a clear picture of what happens to Liesel’s parents appears. “She’d heard it several times in the past few years. “Communist.”’ Zusak jumps around in the novel constantly. In the prologue

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    the first expression. P=$200 and r=10% = .10 P= amount invested and r = % rate. P+2Pr+Pr2 Formula expanded 200+2(200)(.10)+200(.10)2 Substituted values into formula 200+40+200(.01) .102=.01 and 2(200)(.10)=40 200+40+2 200(.01)=2 242 Formula solved. Starting with $200 and compounding 10% interest annually‚ yields $42 in interest at the end of one year for a total of $242.00. P(1+r)2 This is the first expression. P=$5‚670 and r=3.5% = .035 P= amount invested and r

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    future. In Marigolds there is a girl named Lizabeth who experiences the transitions from childhood to adulthood. But it wasn’t that straightforward for her. In her childhood‚ she was realizing people troubles and emotions even hers. In lines 239-242 the author states “The child in me sulked and said it was all in fun‚ but the woman in me flinched at the thought of the malicious attack that I had led. The mood lasted all afternoon.” In lines 276-277 the passage states “I had never heard a man cry

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    regulations that make research permissible. The World Medical Association states that‚ “In medical research on human subjects‚ considerations related to the well-being of the human subject should take precedence over the interest of science and society” (242). This means that the safety of the patient should always be considered over the outcomes of the research. In the situation that the patient is harmed in any way‚ the research must be stopped in order to protect the safety and well-being of the patient

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    are the 10 steps in the Ethical Decision-Making Model provided by Elizabeth Welfel in the book Ethics in Counseling and Psychotherapy to examine the multiple relationship case described in Herlihy and Corey’s ACA Ethical Standards Casebook (2006‚ p. 242) "A Resistant Supervisee.” Keywords: Ethical steps‚ ethical model‚ decision-making process‚ multiple relationships Counselors and other helping professions are often confronted with situations which require them to make sound ethical decisions (American

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    CHAPTER 14 NOTES Affirmative action- Probably no single employment practice has caused as much controversy as affirmative action. The very words bring to mind visions of quotas and of unqualified people being given preferential hiring treatment.However‚ the reality of affirmative action is substantially different from the myth; as a general rule‚ affirmative action plans give preferred treatment only to affected groups when all other criteria (e.g.‚ education‚ skills) are equal. Americans

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    Hume’s argument of future matters of fact According to David Hume‚ statements concerning future matters of fact always require empirical support. It is impossible to have knowledge of such facts without grounded impressions‚ or experience. Hume declares that justification for claims of future matters of fact are inferred from cause and effect relationships rather than from tangible experience. Similarly‚ cause and effect relationships are recognized through experience. Human’s naturally reason inductively

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    Dell’s Working Capital We can see from the exhibit 4 that sales in 1996 was 52% higher than that in 1995. To support that growth‚ Dell needs to increase its operating assets. Total Assets (% of sales) 45.87% Loss:Short Term Investments (% of sales) (13.93%) Operating Assets (% of sales) 31.94% The increase in Dell’s operating assets should be the change in 1996’s forecasting operating assets and operating assets in 1995. So operating assets should be increased by $5‚296M*31.94% - $3‚475M*31

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    Desiree’s Baby A mulatto is an outdated term used to describe someone with one black parent and one white parent. The tragic mulatto myth dates back to the 19th century American literature. The myth almost exclusively focuses on biracial individuals light enough to pass for white. In literature‚ such mulattoes were often unaware of their black heritage. Upon discovering their African ancestry‚ tragedy ensues because such characters find themselves barred from white society and‚ thus‚ the privileges

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    Chaos: Made Men’s Place in History In Sicily‚ an island between Italy and North Africa‚ many different foreign invaders ruled. Groups formed to protect themselves from these invaders and later developed their own sense of justice; carrying out these acts secretly (Salvatore 9). Nineteenth and twentieth century southern Italy was a semi-feudal society. Similar to medieval Europe‚ it was a society where a ruler held land in exchange for service or labor (Salvatore 8). Large estates called “latifondismo”

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