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Philippine nursing licensure examination scandal and its impact

Republic Act 9173, or the Philippine Nursing Act of 2002, provides for a more responsive nursing profession. Article IV on examination and registration states that all applicants for license to pass nursing are required to pass a written examination (Congress of the Philippines, 2002).

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Attorney General for Alberta v. The Attorney General of Canada

The issue of firearms is a complicated one that has been scrutinized for many years. The purpose of this discussion is to explore that issue of firearms in the context of the constitution and Canadian Courts.

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Thomas Kuhn's theory of scientific revolutions and paradigm shifts

Thomas Kuhn's philosophy of scientific revolutions has become a natural part of today's scientific jargon. Although many are familiar with its basic tenets, many do not realize that they are part of the formal theory proposed by Thomas Kuhn.

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TARP funding for the American automotive industry during the financial crisis

Of the $1.1 trillion in authorized bailout funds for financial firms and banks ($700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) and $400 billion for Fannie and Freddie) over $450 billion is still uncommitted and unused (This doesn't count the $68 billion that was repaid by bailed out banks the…

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Stuart Hall's three approaches to representation and cultural meaning

Hall, Stuart. "The Work of Representation." Representation: Cultural Representations and Signifying Practices. Ed. Stuart Hall. Thousand Oaks: The Open University, 1997. 13-74.

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Public preparedness and disaster management planning in schools and businesses

Disasters are part of life in the United States of America. They come in many shapes and forms. Natural disasters, terrorism, and chemical emergencies are only three examples of the many emergency situations that Americans have faced in the country.

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Government regulation and market failures: examining economic efficiency

Running Page: GOVERNMENT REGULATION, BOON OR BANE? Weimer and Vining (2004) perceive a perfectly competitive economy as the rational setting for public policy. Public policy is the creation of both positive and negative incentives by the government in order to encourage collective choices.

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The evolving U.S. security theory: Cold War, War on Terror and beyond

For the larger part of the 20th century following World War II, United States security policy revolved on Cold War theories of containment and nation-building.

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OPEC's role in global crude oil supply, demand, and pricing

The global crude oil market is among the most important engines and indicators of the world's economic behavior.

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Workplace diversity as a learning opportunity in aviation organizations

Diversity may serve as a learning opportunity instead of a liability in an organizational culture that promotes and practices diversity.

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