Being a Doctorâs daughter, I grew up in an environment that encouraged me to develop a special interest in the field of healthcare. I have always been inquisitive as a child, seeking explanation for every observation. Having graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Dental Sciences from Dr NTR University of Health Sciences, I began to search for a program that would allow me to harness my potentialities concerning health care. As the role of informatics is rapidly growing in the...
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The worst form of inequality is to try to make unequal things equal. This quote by Aristotle sums up David Millerâs conjecture in the article, Against Global Egalitarianism. Millerâs work confronts and dismantles the view that there needs to be substantial equality between humans as a matter of justice irrespective of the society they belong to. As a nationalist and minimalist, he does not fail to acknowledge and support the value of equality within individual societies but rejects the idea...
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âImplementation of No Homework Policyâ Education has been a significant part of society. As of today, education plays a vital role in the success of every individual however, education has changed through time. Students nowadays experience a much faster pace than students generations ago (Cordz, 2017). Students are often looked upon as the building blocks of society thus the present generation needs a competitive advantage which includes their academic success among others. However, It is evident that with the growing...
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Vaccination is one of human history's most significant medical achievements, offering unparalleled protection against many infectious diseases. This essay explores the multifaceted aspects of vaccination, tracing its history from early developments to its indispensable role in modern healthcare. Vaccines have been pivotal in combating infectious diseases, leading to a dramatic decline in morbidity and mortality rates globally. This journey into the science behind vaccines encompasses their development, the rigorous testing they undergo, the ethical considerations in their distribution, and their...
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Abortion is a very controversial topic that has been around for decades in the United States of America. There are two sides to this argument, which include people who are pro-choice, who believe that each person is the source of their own moral authority and has the right to choose life or death, and people against abortion (pro-life), who believe that by moral authority, abortion is wrong. For readers who don't know, abortion means the termination of pregnancy by removal...
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Introduction Career development is an ongoing process in life. Every individual has a dream of doing that work which gives them maximum satisfaction and happiness. There is a point in life where all we care about is money as we assume that money can buy happiness. And as we grow older over the years, when weâve accomplished the financial benchmark set for ourselves and that would be a time where weâll realize that this isnât a success. After all the...
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The reason why I chose to do nursing is because of my past experiences. These experiences made me cherish the field and its excellence. After losing my parents at a young age, I was raised in a very big family. As the oldest, I was taught responsibility from a very young age. After completing my ordinary level, I noticed that the same skills and actions in my private life would prove me victorious in the nursing field. I not only...
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Effectiveness of Online Learning The concept of online learning has already existed since 1999 when the phrase was first used in a lecture on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) programs. Subhashi (2008) further defined that âOnline learning is any learning experience or environment that depends on the Internet or World Wide Web (WWW) as the main medium in communication and presentationâ. E-learning has developed mostly due to the advent of the internet throughout the mid-20th century. Many researchers believe that the...
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Introduction Character development is oftentimes character driven. Charles Dickens demonstrates this through a story of a young, innocent orphan boy named Philip Pirrup, otherwise known as Pip. Pip goes on various adventures through the novel and meets incredible characters such as Abel Magwitch and Estella (his tasteful love interest). Along the way, their social status and personal views impact his growing personality, change his perspectives, and demonstrably influence his actions. In Charles Dickens Great Expectations, Pip becomes a selfish, ungrateful...
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Recently, there has been a lot of tension between the police and the public. There have been numerous reports of police members abusing their power by discriminating against civilians, and there has also been numerous attacks on police by various outraged groups. In order for the police to be successful in their duty, they need to be trusted by civilians and competent enough to do their job regardless of their own personal feelings. The service and civilians would desperately like...
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Rob Reinerâs A Few Good Men follows naval lawyer Lt. Daniel Kaffee as he defends Lance Corporal Dawson and PFC Downey as they are accused of murdering fellow marine Private Santiago. Kaffee is working with Lt. Commander Jo Galloway and Lt. Sam Weinberg while working against Captain Ross, Lt. Kendrick, and Colonel Jessup. Though he has the odds against him, Danny is able to save Dawson and Downey, at the cost of them being dishonorably discharged but he also uncovers...
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Abstract Traditionally, trademarks were considered as convenient tools for source identification and were granted legal recognition on this premise. However, more recently, trademarks have progressed in a new yet challenging medium as an effective tool for both corporate and social communication. Given the dilemma, this thesis aimed to evaluate and analysis the current system for trademark in Pakistan and to propose change accordingly. The thesis argued that which and where Pakistan Trademark legal system is lacking by analytical approach by...
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Behaviour observations were made at a multinational speciality retailer which sells products in the premium sector. I work here on a casual basis and made observations during shifts and in my spare time. Being an upmarket and speciality store, employees must have in-depth knowledge about products and provide excellent customer service. These high demands can put stress on employees, so it is essential to have a strong, positive company culture. During my observations, I observed how our companyâs culture acts...
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Introduction The research area is based on how construction contracts and procurement techniques are used in project of Coal India Ltd. CIL is a Maharatna and Indian state-owned company of coal mining and refinery. The main headquarter of Coal India Ltd is in Kolkata, West Bengal. 82% of coal is produced in India by CIL. It is in the 8th position in terms of market value among the Indian companies. CIL has many subsidiaries where CIL produces most of its...
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Accounting scandals and cases of fraud are becoming perpetual in nature and currently one of the greatest challenges in the modern business world. Fraud in the corporate realm may be characterized as the âintentional misstatements including omissions of amount or disclosures in financial statements, to deceive financial statement users'' (Gullkvist and Jokipii, 2013, pg. 45) Despite intense efforts over the last few decades, to eradicate the misappropriation of assets, and fraudulent financial reporting, it appears that fraud in its various...
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Double-voicing This section explores double voicing in both platforms to test whether there is double-voicing present in both platformsâ samples and if there is what aspects it manifests differently. VĂĄsquez and Creel (2017: 64) propose that double-voicing âis used by the authors of those Tumblr Chats who seemingly present the voice of a single âcharacterâ (or participant), yet present two different â and often conflicting â meanings.â What is more, they state (cf 2017:66) that double-voicing is best achieved through...
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Introduction The theory was proposed by Michael C. Jensen in an article called âAgency Costs of free cash Flow, Corporate Finance and Takeovers in 1986.â According to this theory if a firm is efficient should pay the free cash flow to the shareholders. The firm should also give maximum value of the free cash flow to the shareholders. In the view of Jensen free cash flow is a problem rather than a good thing. When the firm has substantial free...
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Assignment Critically assess the evidence used to argue that the slave trade is responsible for much of Africaâs current underdevelopment. Consider how data and cliometrics have influenced the academic debate on the impact of the trans-Atlantic slave trade? Do you think it is a useful intervention? Why or why not? Introduction Over the past sixty years, the historiography of the trans-Atlantic slave trade has displayed exceptional sophistication and growth. Historians have assembled a broad cluster of sources and presented rich...
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The announcement of the war on terror drove substantial change, which was explicitly unsuccessful for various reasons. Mainly as this war had led to the humiliation of those falsely accused, as well as causing great fear among the American public, making it a possible cause towards the increase of xenophobia and racism globally, more so in America. Furthermore, the campaign had single-handedly massacred thousands of innocent civilians in the name of âdemocracyâ, consequently contributing to more harm rather than good....
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Allor (1988) in his âRelocating the Site of the Audienceâ a Critical Study in Mass Communication argues that âThe concept of audience is more importantly the underpinning prop for the analysis of the social impact of mass communication in generalâ. Within the last few decades, the extent at which the audience participates with new media has shifted dramatically, this shift is directly correlated with the recent influx of new technology and social media networking sites. âThe audience that once blindly...
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The ongoing upheavals in north African and middle eastern countries, which began December 2010 and continue to this day have generated a massive media coverage within the Arab world and beyond. Journalists, academics, and policymakers were and still are stunned at the rapid developments that spread across the region, demanding social and political change. Movements that until recently seemed improbable given the cultural and sociological complexities of the region. This paper will examine first, the development and the metaphor of...
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Paul Martin in his writing, Twilight of the mammoths, examines the different viewpoints regarding the extinction of mammals in the late quaternary. He starts with an overview of some ideas for possible reasons of near-time extinctions. For example, some he brought up were disease and even climate change. Martinâs thesis within the reading is that as humans journeyed around the world, they wiped out many of the mammals present therefore humans were the main cause of near-time extinctions through their...
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Real-time Computer-generated imagery (CGI) projects are taking off in the animation industry allowing bigger, better ideas and realistic motions. This allows animators to capture physical motion through a motion capture suit or tracking dots on the actorâs faces. Motion capture was first developed by Max Fleischer in 1915. The first full-length file that used it was Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937). Within in that time Motion capture suits have advanced and have many different types of suits ranging...
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The cultural phenomenon of modernism arose in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in result of wanting to break past generic works and create something new and modern as another way of expressing the changes of society. Pre-modernism was a way that people created things like art in service of god. Literature was created to document history or particular lifestyles as they happened. The modernists always wanted to progressively make their work better. An author from the modernist period,...
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A few years before joining the Church of England, T.S Eliot published The Waste Land. During this time, he contemplated on the idea of joining the church as a way of salvation. His ideas of rebirth and salvation, at this time, resonate through the poemâs lines. The Waste Land, as a whole, is not considered a religious poem; however there are aspects of it that have revealed some religious views. Eliot makes reference to the various images of Christian beliefs,...
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âAww romanceâ is what many people accept as true with after they hear American romanticism. People donât understand the genuine evil at the back of such deep dark tales and what would a few call disturbing. They donât recognize that American romanticism is simply supposed for authors that speak approximately instinct over the reality, and these authors generally tend to elevate the creativeness over purpose and have a tendency to regulate facts to inform the reality. Also, they get to...
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Senegalese teacher and writer, whose epistolary novel Une si longue lettre (1980, So Long a Letter) is considered the classical statement of the female condition in Africa. The book won the first Noma Award for Publishing in Africa at the 1980 Frankfurt Book fair, and made Bâ at her 50s world famous. Central themes in the novel are male-female relations in a patriarchal society, and the tradition of polygamy and its effects on modern African family. âBooks are a weapon,â...
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Have you ever wondered how Canada was found, and who found it? The answer is, Jacques Cartier (1491-1557). Jacques Cartier was an explorer that sailed for France. He made three voyages in total, to Newfound land (nowadays Canada), each of them with a different story and a different purpose. His voyages include finding goods, attempts of colonization, making friends with Indians, finding rivers, and mountains that are now very famous. For example, did you know Jacques Cartier found Mont Real...
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Oneâs natural surroundings can create a psychological impact that affects their moods and perceptions. Most researchers have seen how the natural surroundings one is near clearly influence one's emotions and the way one views life. Because our environment is an essential part of life and we view it daily, it is from unknown thoughts that certain sceneries create different influences on people, for example, we will be referring to Portland in this research. Portland has been seen as a city...
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Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King were two very similar orators who wanted to achieve almost identical goals. Abraham Lincoln was the president of the United States and the leader of the Anti-Slavery Republican Party. His speech was delivered on the nineteenth November 1863 mat Gettysburg during the âGreat Civil Warâ. His primary objective was to abolish slavery and he did this partly by indirectly telling his audience, such as, purposely forgetting his status and addressing his âFellow countrymenâ with...
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