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Health care reform through the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act

The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act ("PPACA") is one of the most controversial pieces of legislation in modern memory. This landmark legislation addresses the nation's long-dysfunctional health care system during one of the most challenging economic periods in the nation's history.

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Epicurus's argument against the rationality of fearing death

You know, it's really very peculiar. To be mortal is the most basic human experience and yet man has never been able to accept it, grasp it, and behave accordingly. Man doesn't know how to be mortal. -- Milan Kundera, Immortality

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Marx's theory of commodity fetishism under capitalism

The wealth of societies in which the capitalist mode of production prevails, presents itself as an 'immense accumulation of commodities'…" (Marx 303).

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Strategic assessment tools and Porter's Five Forces analysis for Hybritech

How strategic assessment tools were or could have been used to aid development and use of meaningful information about the company to develop its path for moving forward; (strategic assessment tools includes: value chain analysis, porter five forces, SWOT analysis and GE/McKinsey Matrix)

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Religious extremism and alienation in Pamela K. Taylor's "50 Fatwas of the Virtuous Vampire"

Fatwas of the Virtuous Vampire": A metaphor for Islamic terrorism. One common question that is asked when Islamic terrorists commit unspeakable actions is 'why?' In other words, why do people who purport to be religious feel as if they have the right to commit murder?

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Comparing experimental and case study approaches to anorexia research

Eating disorders like anorexia have been researched at length, but with varying results. I have chosen to examine how research on anorexia compares between an experimental study and a case study.

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Robert Fisk's "The Great War for Civilisation" and Middle East conflict

Robert Fisk's book, the Great War for Civilisation: The Conquest of the Middle East is a comprehensive description of the Middle East region and its ongoing struggles.

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Teachers' attitudes toward pay-for-performance compensation policies

Pay for Performance is not a new concept in the world of fiscal remuneration. The standard business and scholarly literature of the past three decades often postulates the question: what better, more productive way, to drive individuals to work harder, more efficiently, and to accomplish standards…

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Ethical implications and government regulation of stem cell research

This work discusses the history and technology surrounding stem cell research. It then goes on to discuss some of the many ethical and moral considerations surrounding it.

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Project planning for a one-day music festival in Greenwich Park

Project background 'Fusion Entertainment, a UK-based music promoter, needs a project plan for a one-day music festival to be believed in Greenwich Park. The Project team is responsible to organize and implement the project plan.

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