Introduction: A lawyer is a guide to social and bears great importance. The common masses may not understand the exact language of the law and the procedure of its proper implementation. It is the role of the lawyer who makes society aware of the rule of law and its bindings. The lawyers create a bridge between the legal system and the people. Moreover, the lawyer's role has been defined on the basis of codes of conduct in order to establish...
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How is the Philippines different from the rest of the world? Well, for one, this is completely related to their culture. The Philippines can be a bit of a mystery - the rich mix of influence and culture is often difficult for tourists to understand. Like any other culture, the Philippines prides itself on its customs and traditions which can be classified as the authentic Philippines. The following are some of the major traditions that only Filipinos can fully understand....
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Whether it be a narrative of a myth like that of Hercules or a fascinating tale of a contemporary superhero like Batman or a biography of a leader like Mahatma Gandhi or a snippet from a legendary chronicle like Mahabharata, stories are always interesting. Stories take us into another world, drive us and fill us with motivation. Irrespective of the age, the idea of a hero and his story is always overwhelming. Joseph Campbell studied the myths from all over...
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Islamic New Year is the national event that marks the beginning of the month of Muharram, the first month in the Islamic calendar. The first year of the Islamic calendar began to be counted in Gregorian CE 622. That year was very important for Muslims, it was the year when Prophet Muhammad PBUH moved from Mecca to Medina ( hijra - migration from Mecca to Medina) first Muhharam because of his safety. It symbolizes the beginning of a new era...
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Background In the beginning of twenty 1st century, overall the world population was spreading around 6 billion and increasing with the increasing ratio in last few years. In every new year about seventy of million of people were enhanced in the world, population; while in the overall population there is an 8o percent share of underdeveloped nations and a major part of developing countries. In developing and developed countries, the population situation is entirely dissimilar and in the developed countries...
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According to WHO (2016), midwifery-led continuity of care models in which a known midwife or small groups of known midwives support a woman throughout the antenatal, intrapartum and postpartum continuum, are recommended for pregnant women in settings with well-functioning midwifery programs. The phenomenon of women-centered care has been acknowledged as a maker of quality in maternity service and it has become a midwifery concept with implied significance aiming to provide a clear theoretical foundation of women-centered care for midwifery as...
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Characteristics of Cardio-respiratory system The lungs can carry out the procedure of gas exchange because: They have millions of air bags which forms an expanded surface area for hasty diffusion to take place of oxygen and carbon dioxide. Alveoli has cells that are one cell thick meaning less journey for diffusion. Strong blood delivering aspect that why is why every alveolus is near a capillary. Capillary cells are very thin as well, gases can travel hastily from the alveoli to...
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Abstract In the radiologic sciences program, radiation is a major factor that causes students to practice positions in another way. The technique is called simulation. Simulation allows the student to go through an experience without it being a real event but still lets the student get an idea how it would be if it was real. There are a few different types of simulations that can be used. The different types are 3-D printing, virtual simulation, motion tracking, interactive human...
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Service Outcome Satisfaction with service. Participants reported varying levels of satisfaction with dental service. On a quantitative question, about 30% rated their satisfaction level as either “very dissatisfied” or “dissatisfied.” One participant with Medi-Cal expressed a high level of satisfaction with dental services: I really like my dentist. She is like an angel. Her office is one of the few accepting patients with Medi-Cal in Koreatown. You don’t know how embarrassing it is to see a doctor with Medi-Cal, but...
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It is very unlikely that alcohol in moderation causes any problems to your eyes, however, the opposite can be said for consumption in excess. High levels of alcohol consumption can have short-term and long-term effects on the eye, and consuming too much of the wrong kind of alcohol, in some cases, can cause blindness. Ophthalmologist Payal Patel, MD, stated how our diet affects our body, and a poor diet with heavy alcohol does result in higher toxin levels and reduced...
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In the UK, is the current law of hate speech sufficient?Current Law of hate speech is sufficient because it intrudes with the freedom of speech. I will further discuss why the current hate speech laws doesn’t need amendments.Current law for hate speech in the UK is the Public Order Act 1986 in which section the section 18 Part 3 of the act states that:A person who uses threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour, or displays any written material which...
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The keywords absolute and other hold a pivotal significance in de Beauvoir’s writings, in reference to the statement woman is the absolute Other. While the statement held magnitude in the relevant era, and continues to do so in several aspects in the modern day, it can be argued that there have been social developments that no longer abide by the writings. De Beauvoir uses and draws from several ideals to develop the idea, concluding that man is the subject and...
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Introduction The intention of this report is to provide an analysis of a given case study from a cultural perspective. The case study involves Paula Peters who is a woman from an African country and has recently moved to Australia with her family. However, as she encounters a culture different from her home country’s she experiences culture shock. This report looks at the antecedents and effects of her culture shock as well as evaluates Paula’s self-awareness rating. Some recommendations on...
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One Hundred Years of Solitude’s Fernanda del Carpio is described as “a woman who was lost to the world’’: [Fernanda] had been born and raised in a city six hundred miles away, a gloomy city where on ghostly nights the coaches of the viceroys still rattled through the cobbled streets. Thirty-two belfries tolled a dirge at six in the afternoon. In the manor house, which was paved with tomblike slabs, the sun was never seen. (One Hundred Years, pp. 210-11)...
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Worlds of Upheaval demonstrate not only the conflict between two ideas but that of social and political strife and allow readers into a world of multiple perspectives. Worlds of Upheaval offer many diverse perspectives on renewal while simultaneously challenging literary conventions this is demonstrated through texts such as the play Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett, the film Metropolis by Fritz Lang and the novel The Road by John Hillcoat. Waiting for Godot illustrates the conflict between spiritual and philosophical...
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This essay will examine the character Victor Frankenstein from before and after creating the monster to gain an understanding of his motives and the responsibility he has burdened himself with within the text of the well-known book Frankenstein by the acclaimed novelist, Mary Shelley. In the story, the reader is introduced to Robert Walton, a seemingly parallel character to that of Victor Frankenstein foreshadowing what is to come of him for his expedition to the North Pole and the reasons...
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The children of today carry with them the hopes of a better tomorrow. However, certain societal systems and norms have forced these once innocent and hopeful citizens to take a darker path. Juvenile crime is one of the problems being experienced in many countries across the world, especially by developing countries such as the Philippines. According to the Philippine Republic Act no. 9344, which is also known as the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act of 2006, a “Child in conflict...
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Walter et al. (2004) recommend that it ‘should be systemically embedded as part of an organization’s culture, in the expectation that practitioners will engage in individual research as part of their ongoing responsibility for keeping up to date (The Open University, 2019). Practitioner research can enhance your practice and improve your knowledge and it could also be beneficial not only to the individuals you work with but also sharing your research results could benefit colleagues. Practitioner research can be used...
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Customer services, the very aspect in completing the formality in treating customers with the respect and pleasant services as expected by the recipient. What started in the old times has carried through many changes as society evolves. Of course, thanks to the power of literature and documentation, the record of customer services is kept for analysis on how much it has evolved over time through each cultural society. In the story of “Letters from Thailand”, it can be inferred that...
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The following piece of the model is Social Search which assumes a significant job for small organizations these days - it is tied in with animating and dealing with notoriety through interest. Social Bookmarking opens up new channels for the business through participating in social bookmarking and labeling content. Notwithstanding that it can deliver extra hunt traffic, in any case, it requires exertion. Another huge region of the system are informal communities. Long-range informal communication locales are valuable for the...
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The connection thought music They say music is the universal language of mankind, attracting people from all different types of cultures, and uniting them as one. Each musician is born with their own heartbeat which essentially is the source of said language. Music isn't simply typed, it's a picture painted onto silence. Music has the ability to allow the listener to feel the true, raw, uncut passion that runs through the musicians' bones. Music is the medicine of the mind....
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How do the languages that one speaks at home influence social identity? In Tan’s article ‘Mother Tongue’, she expresses her recognition and concern over the difference in social attitudes towards her mother’s use of English and American society’s standard English. By introducing her recent realization of her use of standard English in public but not at home, and giving detailed examples of how she speaks with her mother in English and how her mother speaks in English, she reiterates her...
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The Core Principles of Law Enforcement Ethics Law Enforcement Oath of Honor: On my honor, I will never betray my badge, my integrity, my character, or the public trust. I will always have the courage to hold myself and others accountable for our actions I will always uphold the Constitution, my community, and the agency I serve. -International Association of Chiefs of Police. 2008 The IACP code or other codes of ethics for law enforcement have at least four major...
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The Beauty of the Italian Culture Italy became a country when the states in the peninsula collided in 1861. King Victor Emmanuel the second was the ruler when Italy became a state. In the 1920s Italy was run as a dictatorship state under the leadership of Benito Mussolini. The dictatorship ended when Mussolini made the mistake of joining the Nazis in Germany. From 1946 to current Italy became a country part of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, also known as...
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Introduction to the Importance of Healthy Habits As humans, we often tend to want to accomplish something, whether it is saving money to own a house or a car, getting straight A’s on our report card, or simply wanting to improve our health life. The thing is that the majority of us don’t really like the “hard work” that we have to put into it. I say this because this has something to do with healthy habits. We tend to...
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Introduction: The Complex Reality of Immigration and Deportation When American citizens see an immigrant, illegal or not; how do they view the immigrant? There's evidence that suggests some people fear immigrants; some people believe immigrants are bad for the economy. Some people believe that all immigrants are a threat to the U.S. However, most immigrants are helpful to the economy and can start many small businesses that employ U.S. citizens. Although some immigrants have a criminal record or may commit...
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Have you ever looked at yourself and wondered who am I, and why do I do the things that I do? Well, I have always wondered this and it always seems to puzzle me. Do we do things because others are doing it, or because we ourselves want to do it, or is it that we want others to have a certain perception of who we want them to believe we are. So, which is it: Who are we really?...
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Memories are the architecture of our identity, designed by our parents. Together the protagonists from the novel ‘Jasper Jones’, and the film ‘Into the Wild’, have grown up with memories built around their parents, and what their parents have emphasized as their identity. Charlie and Chris have had their identities shaped by the way their parents have raised them. Ever since a young age, parents have always been there in our memories. The things that have been there since childhood...
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Rules need to be broken at times. As both the 1985 film by John Hughes, ‘The Breakfast Club’, and the 1981 novel by Morton Rhue, ‘The Wave’, discuss why and what can happen when such acts are done. With so much desire to break the rule, there is little room left to see why they need to be disobeyed sometimes. Law break can come in many ways, and likewise, the effects can come in many ways; some extremely liberal, others...
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This research study on was conducted in order to evaluate what parts of certain incidents or disasters were caused by engineering flaws. In July 19, 1985, a tailings dam located near the small village of Stava in Northern Italy collapsed, causing catastrophic consequences. In order to find out what engineering faults were made that led to the disastrous events, previous academic researches on the said historical incident were reviewed. The dam, built on the year 1961, was situated on a...
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