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    should be allowed in our society‚ but also by a basic disagreement over what is included in the definition of pornography. Emotions run high and scientific rigour falls aside where it comes to studies of the effect of pornography‚ the use of these studies in mass media and in academic debates. Sifting through mountains of rhetoric can be confusing‚ when few entering the debate can even agree on what pornography is‚ much less what are its corrosive effects. The first task of this paper‚ therefore‚ shall

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    Introduction: The Police Department has a duty to protect and serve in the public ’s best interest. Working in this particular profession‚ at times‚ can be very dangerous. Many men and women who wear the police uniform are put into positions where excessive force is necessary; however‚ there are many instances where it is not. Causes of Police Brutality: The factors that trigger into whether police abuse their power are race‚ religion‚ socioeconomic status‚ and treatment of the mentally

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    Milan Wrobel BA-200 Prof. Bill Kohler 24 January 2014 Two Ways How to Establish Creadibility In the article “The Necessary Art of Persuasion” by Jay A. Conger‚ published by Harvard Business Press‚ the author points out that effective persuasion includes four essential steps: establishing credibility‚ framing one’s goals on a common ground‚ reinforcing one’s position‚ and connecting emotionally with an audience. The most important step in effective persuasion is the ability to establish credibility

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    8 November 2011 ENG 221 Dr. West A Government is a necessary evil Authors have debated the role of governments for hundreds of years. Two of these authors‚ are Thomas Paine and Henry David Thoreau. "In Common Sense by Thomas Paine‚ he expresses his opinion on how the government is a "necessary evil"‚ and in the 21st century the government still appears to be evil." Thoreau also expresses his concern with a government in “Civil Disobedience”. Both of these authors had valid opinions‚ and

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    LAW IS A NECESSARY EVIL A law is “a rule of conduct or procedure established by the Custom‚ Agreement or Authority” by which a society is governed. Law is different from the other type of rules which govern certain types of behavior. Rules in regards to the Sports or other Games could not be treated as Law. This is principally because not everyone is governed by the Rules of the Sports‚ only those who participate in the Sports are governed by such Rules. The existence Law in a society means that

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    Alphabetical listings are effective and organized systems of filing information. Some find the system unfair because it singles out people with last names starting with letters at the end of the alphabet. This person doesn’t want to admit that it could start from Z to A. Alphabetical order is an easy system and should not be banned because of the ludicrous thought of unfairness. One of the strongest arguments against this system is that people with last names starting with letters found at the

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    seems to focus on a “political universalism” conception of human rights based on non-ontological arguments which do not provide arguments of universality‚ but rather for universality (Goodale‚ 7). Early in his book‚ Buchanan states that he wishes to avoid an appeal to naturalist debate. Instead his work is based on assumptions on the current perspective of human rights in international law. Thus his arguments are based on a false premise. In adopting this perspective he fails to offer a proper philosophical

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    A survey of the arguments used against the examination system revealed the following major criticisms of exams and their effects: Exams inflict needless strain upon students. The fear of exams and the disgrace of failure may well account for many of the suicides‚ breakdowns and lesser nervous ailments occurring among students. Health‚ emotional‚ or merely temperamental factors may give a student an off day‚harming his showing in the results list. A poor range of questions‚ or a bad choice on

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    From the ancient times and even today Deaf education has had arguments against which method is right or wrong. No matter which way the tides turned there have been important people there to help guide the Deaf educations along. We will start with the great philosopher Aristotle. Now I know what you are thinking‚ why would I talk about Aristotle when it comes to Deaf education? It has been said that he is the first person ever recorded to have talked about Deaf culture. Even though he is a great

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    considered the best employee motivation technique. But today‚ the use of money as motivation has several strikes against it” (Zani‚ Rahim‚ Junos‚ Samanol‚ Ahmad‚ Merican‚ Saad‚ and Ahmad‚ 2011‚ p331). Money is one of they most common and quickest ways of motivation but not very effective as employees now need more than just money. This essay discusses that financial rewards may not be the best option to motivate employees in an organization. Evidence will be provided to support the argument with along

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