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    for their goals and dreams. And out of all goals‚ the most important ones still being acquired: liberty and equality. However‚ in order to acquire them blood must be spelt. Liberty and equality can only be acquired by blood‚ as mankind can’t ever come to peace with agreements and diplomacy. Humans tend to always use of violence in order to solve problems and acquire what they want. In the French Revolution‚ the third state fought and killed so they could get equal rights‚ and that led to many deaths

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    FEATURE Why Business Analysts Are So Important for IT and CIOs A new Forrester report sheds light on this little known‚ often misunderstood but critical liaison role that can unite the business and IT on enterprise projects‚ systems development and business strategy. By Thomas Wailgum Follow CIO | Apr 16‚ 2008 8:00 AM PT For two decades‚ the CIO has been viewed as the ultimate broker between the business and technology functions. But while that may be an accurate perception in the executive boardroom

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    Discuss the importance of multicultural unity in developing a culture of peace in the Mauritian Nation. Mauritius is one of the polyethnic country that has the most peaceful and stable democratic government. Mauritius is also known as a multicultural unity and being that the Mauritian population enjoys a rich ethnic background‚ consisting of Hindus‚ Muslim‚ Tamils‚ Africans‚ Malagasy descents and Chinese. The main religions are Hinduism‚ Christianity and Islam. Mauritius is a small country where

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    SHC31.1 Why effective communication is important in the work setting? Good communication is an essential part of working with children and adults in the early years setting. There are many reasons for effective communication as well as its important in work setting. To express needs and feelings: All of us need to express feelings‚ this reminds me of what ‘Tassoni.P’ (2010) said that ‘as humans we are emotional beings’. I agree with this statement because every human needs to show their feelings

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    Unlike Eisenhower’s brinksmanship‚ Kennedy’s flexible response took the focus away from nuclear weapons and reemphasized conventional forces as the best tool for undertaking limited and covert operations against the USSR. 2. The Space Race was so important to the US because it showed that the US possessed a better space program compared to that of the USSR and because it showed the relative strength of the US compared to the USSR. 3. In terms of the space race and the Cuban Missile Crisis‚ Kennedy

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    The reason behind why being Canadian is so great is our freedom. Freedom‚ geography‚ diversity‚ opportunity. These are just some of the things that you think of when the word Canadian or Canada is present. To some we may seem to be a primitive country (some Americans still think our land is 95% ice and that we live in igloos) but to those who know us‚ we are nice‚ hardworking people that live in a highly developed society. Something Canada is well known for is it’s freedom towards citizens

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    1. Agenda Setting Theory the creation of what the public thinks is important History and Orientation Agenda setting describes a very powerful influence of the media – the ability to tell us what issues are important. As far back as 1922‚ the newspaper columnist Walter Lippman was concerned that the media had the power to present images to the public. McCombs and Shaw investigated presidential campaigns in 1968‚ 1972 and 1976. In the research done in 1968 they focused on two elements: awareness

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    anniversary of the demise of the old Department of Education and the birth of the Department for Children‚ Schools and Families. Now names themselves‚ especially names of Whitehall departments‚ are far less important than what goes on in their name – Titles‚ as Lord Mandelson could tell us‚ are far less important than the substance of policy. But the renaming of the old Department was no idle exercise in empty rebranding – it reflected a philosophical shift in how Government sees its role. Under Gordon

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    consequently‚ meant they always followed his orders and the army therefore was always in unison and working together to defeat the whites. As a result of Trotsky always travelling around‚ it made communications easy so orders could be sent quickly through people such as Trotsky and this was important for the war as it meant the army could react quickly and always have the upper hand. Also‚ because much of Russia’s industry and raw materials was located along the train lines it made it possible for the Bolsheviks

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    sexism shapes language‚ the government‚ and behavior. The students are asked to share their beliefs on sexism and how it affects their lives via a handout provided by the teacher as well as classroom discussion. The teacher in this lesson plan needs to be prepared with examples to promote student discussion if there is a lack of participation. The lesson then goes into a different handout where the students are to discuss when they might choose to not speak out against sexism and when they could choose

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