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Frosted Flakes advertising: comparing 1960s honesty with modern health claims

Cereals, particularly sugary cereals for young children, have come under increasing scrutiny over the past decade. They often use cartoons to market products of questionable nutritional value to vulnerable consumers.

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Racial profiling and the Lackawanna Six terrorism case

The case study of the Lackawanna Six, a group of young Yemeni-American men accused of terrorism, highlights how the issue of racial profiling by law enforcement has become even more highly charged in the contemporary, post-9/11 environment. On one hand, individual rights must be preserved.

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Open versus closed organizational structures and employee advancement

Open organizations are very welcoming to new employees at every level of the organizational hierarchy. In this type of employment structure, the "job makes the person" (123).

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Prayer and spontaneity in C.S. Lewis's Screwtape Letters

"The best thing, where it is possible, is to keep the patient from the serious intention of praying altogether.

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Distinguishing faith, religion, theology, and fundamentalism

While faith, religion, and theology are interrelated, it is important to understand that they represent different concepts.

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Leadership and nobility in Kubrick's Spartacus

The 1960 film Spartacus, directed by Stanley Kubrick, is a historical drama that also demonstrates different leadership goals, motives, and methods.

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Contrasting communication styles on MySpace: Ben Daley and Anne-Maree Fewtrell

Anne-Maree Fewtrell and Ben Daley are a study in profound contrasts, judging by their respective MySpace pages, http://www.myspace.com/666grimreaper and www.myspace.com/annemareefewtrell.

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International strategies for addressing gender inequality in developing nations

Human rights continue to generate tremendously important social issues on a global scale. In particular, gender-based inequality persists, especially in many third-world countries.

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Pain perception and cultural response during childbirth

Describe the concept of pain as it relates to the woman in labor. For someone who has never given birth, it is natural to wonder about he pain that a woman goes through during labor. Men will never have to go through it, and many men are not even willing to be by their wife's side during labor.

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Key success indicators for the Woody 2000 project startup and completion

'Key Success Indicators' that could and should have been measured on completion. Rank them in order of priority for this project. Do not make a bulleted list. List and priority explanation needs to be in paragraph format.

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