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    Notably‚ the corporation was acting in this way due to benefits that it was gaining through the supporting finances. Therefore‚ the author wants to stress that Chiquita in its accomplice role is nothing less blameworthy than the AUC for the mass killings of Colombian civilians. The plaintiffs are survivors of the by AUC targeted groups claiming their rights under the ATCA. The reason why the US Court is dealing with this international case is founded on the fact that Chiquita is based in the US‚

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    proven that they are truly innovative leaders. Ford Motor Company has fought their way up through the automobile industry from the great depression to the almost collapse of the automobile industry. Henry Ford and Ford Motor Company have played a vital role in history and America’s economy. They have managed to build a company based on value‚ customers‚ and tradition that is still going strong. Ford has made their supply chain a critical aspect of their company by promoting long-term relationships with

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    Shakespeare’s plays are one of the most successful literatures of all time. His plays addressed many important issues in the world. “Othello” effectively brings together critical themes of love‚ appearances‚ racism‚ jealousy and most importantly role of women in the Elizabethan era. Through the exploration of gender role in “Othello” and other plays written by Shakespeare‚ this essay will argue that literature is most successful when dealing with global issues like gender role. In "Othello"‚ the expectations

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    Shakespeare was writing for fourteen years before he penned this play in the year 1604. This play focuses on a solitary plan line‚ unlike other plays written by him. Additionally‚ this play also has few main characters which included the likes of Iago‚ Othello and Desdemona. The characters and relationship among these individuals are well displayed in the storyline. For Instance‚ Iago’s Jealousy emerges after Othello endorsed Michael Cassio to the position of lieutenant. This action angered Iago

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    How does Steinbeck present the character of slim and what role does he play in the novel? During the novel Slim is respected and trusted by his fellow ranch workers and even has Curley following his orders. Slim advises George and becomes George’s confidant. As he acts as George’s confidant he subsequently becomes the moral arbiter of the play‚ he is the main character who can recognize things from right and wrong. Slim is a special character because he speaks to everyone from Crooks to Candy

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    lies and Othello will be forced to believe him because he will be too submerged in doubt and suspicion to see the truth. In act 3‚ scene 3‚ when Cassion parts from Desdemona‚ Iago makes it appear as if Cassio “steal away so guilty-like”(Shakespeare‚ act 3‚ scene 3) because he did not want to be seen with Desdemona. While it appears really bad from Othello point of view‚ the reality of it is completely different. Cassio‚ who has been demoted‚ wishes to gain back his good will with Othello with Desdemona’s

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    Desdemona’s role as Othello’s wife proves to be a weighty factor in the unsuccessful conversion of Othello. As Jane Hwang DeGenhardt discusses‚ a crucial aspect of the culture during this era was the idea concerning the “threat of Islamic conversion” which is “in light of England’s increased commercial engagement with the Ottoman empire” (84). In other words‚ the fear of the idea of “turning Turk” led to resistance from Christians‚ and this development was frequently represented on stage with Othello as no

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    The Role of Irony in Shakespeare’s “Othello” The most captivating elements of Othello are Shakespeare’s clever use of literary devices‚ such as symbolism (i.e. the handkerchief‚ a symbol of faith and fidelity) and metaphor (Iago’s vulgar animal references- Iago tells Barbantio: “…an old black ram is tupping your white ewe” (1.1.88)). However‚ the most prominent literary device throughout the play is irony‚ especially surrounding the play’s villan‚ Iago. The central irony of the play lies in

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    Effective Role Playing in Sales Training Posted on September 25‚ 2012 by John Asher Top salespeople approach their careers in a similar fashion as professional athletes. They practice‚ drill and rehearse all of their skills so that they can execute them without even thinking about it‚ and do not ignore any area of the sales process. It is useless for a salesperson to make a great presentation if she does not know how to close. And closing and getting the money will not lead to referrals unless

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    thou hast eyes to see: She has deceived her father‚ and may thee.” Othello is a play written by Shakespeare that presents a gendered society in which women are inferior to men. Unmarried women are regarded as their fathers’ property‚ while when married‚ continuously have allegations made towards them due to the jealousy of their husbands. The women in Othello end up betraying their husbands‚ without actually being at fault. In Othello‚ women are always assumed as promiscuous while the men are shown

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