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    after the second World War some countries have revised their nuclear weapons programme‚ nuclear weapons still today are considered to be an established currency of politics and security. While the nuclear weapons states have agreed on a legally binding commitment to nuclear disarmament‚ they continue to rely heavily on such weapons in their security doctrines and continue to invest and modernise their arsenals. The way towards nuclear disarmament has many different paths and there are several approaches

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    As contemporary society pushes for moral progress‚ the way in which we use our language continues to garner attention. In his article “Why the Words We Use to Talk About Mental Health Are Important”‚ Vice Magazine columnist Oscar Rickett admonishes the pervasiveness of stigmatizing language in our culture. Rickett points to the way in which a recent tragic story involving a fatal plane crash caused by a copilot with a history of depression was covered by the media using discriminatory language as

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    has promised to act quickly to address the buildup of huge quantities of contaminated water at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. Abe‚ who recently suggested that the plant’s operator‚ Tokyo Electric Power (Tepco)‚ was incapable of overseeing the operation on its own‚ said the government would soon announce a comprehensive plan to deal with the world’s largest nuclear cleanup. The prospect of greater state involvement in decommissioning Fukushima Daiichi – the scene of a triple meltdown

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    Paragraph one: One of the main reasons the United States and Western European countries are hesitant to allow Iran to further its nuclear program to the point where it is able to obtain a nuclear weapon is that they are uncertain about what Iran will do once it has that kind of power. This uncertainty is further fueled by the fact that there is an unstable environment and a lot of distrust between countries in the Middle East. However‚ according to Waltz this current atmosphere of distrust in the

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    We sacrifice our right to use force when needed which creates a protection bond between society and the law enforcement. Society protects itself of victimization from being harm but is it worth it; what makes us think that law enforcement agents aren’t going to misuse the force we grant them. It is important to keep in mind that we as society issue law enforcement agents the right to use force when need and to protect us as a society but does

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    SHOULD EMBRACE NUCLEAR POWER. I am here to tell you that the worst thing for we could do for Australia is to embrace Nuclear power. First of all‚ if it such a great thing and it’s just the best for the environment‚ why do we have to bury the waste in the middle of nowhere in special super safe containers. Another problem‚ where would we even put these special containers so they don’t harm anything? The problem of radioactive waste is still an unsolved one. The waste from nuclear energy is extremely

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    In the world today there are five different forms of energy available to us to use: mechanical‚ chemical‚ radiant‚ electrical and nuclear. (Tillery‚ 2009 p. 62) Each of these forms of energy can be converted from one type of energy to another. An example of this would be electrical energy turning into mechanical energy every time you use your blender. The electrical energy flows through the mechanical device providing it the power it needs to make the blade move in a circular motion and blend

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    children is in perfect focus. What I like mostly about the picture is the moment the photographer captured‚ I love that the kids were able to connect their excitement to the fire hydrant water splashing on them on a sunny day that explains the reason why the children were happy. If I were to improve or change anything‚ I would had a little more contrast on the floor and the outfits the children were wearing because it seems a little bright with the water on the ground and the splash on the air. If it

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    longer-lasting and rugged source of energy. Moreover Radars‚ spacecrafts‚ interstellar probes and other advanced communication devices require much larger power than that can be met by conventional energy sources. The solution to long term energy source is the nuclear powered batteries which have a life span of few decades and can pack in energy densities thousands of time greater than conventional battery sources. Hence‚ there is an urgent need to harvest enormous amount of energy released naturally by the

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    stale or put as a decoration i.e. the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant. Why does the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant serve as one of the manifestations of our country’s gruesome past and why is it still pulling our nation down? After the reign of Diosdado Macapagal‚ the country was left without any budget for the next administration to spend. That

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