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Does media violence cause real-life youth violence?

Is television alone responsible for 10% of youth violence? (Statistics, 2005) Does society need to "shoot" or annihilate the messengers who bring literal and "real-life" acts of violence and bad news?

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The Ming Dynasty, Samurai culture, and East Asian dominance, 1368-1644

With a culture that spans some three thousand years, the East Asian civilizations were at one time much more sophisticated than its western counterparts.

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Mars Incorporated's business units and secretive corporate culture

Marketing Proposal for the "Mars Bar Unlimited": "Energy of Life!" Briefing. In a suburb of Washington, D.C., there sits a modest, red-brick office building on a street with a number of similar buildings such as real estate agents, banks, doctors, law offices, construction companies, and other…

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The privatization of America's highway system: policy options and case studies

What is the Answer?

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Japan's restructuring during the post-occupation 1950s

An examination of the post occupation years through economic, military and other elements. This paper presents a detailed examination of life in Japan between 1950 and 1960.

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Touring promotional association rebranding strategy through PR intervention

The organization which benefited from the PR company's services was the Touring Promotional Association (TPA).

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Mary Shelley's Frankenstein and the myth of Prometheus

According to Robert Kiely, Victor Frankenstein, the main protagonist in Mary Shelley's 1818 British masterpiece of terror and suspense, is the "divine wanderer" with a spirit "enlivened by a supernatural enthusiasm" and has often been compared to the Greek god Prometheus as a result of his "desire…

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Variable congestion pricing in London, Stockholm, and New York City

Variable Pricing as a Means for Controlling Urban Congestion: An Analysis of Data from London, Stockholm, and New York City

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The suppression of electric car technology and public transit alternatives

One of the most profound social questions of the modern day is the nature of the market addition on fossil fuel usage.

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The Whorfian hypothesis and second language learning: academic perspectives

How relevant is the Whorfian Hypothesis (WH) - also referred to as the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis - to language learning, in particular for the person who learned (or is learning) English as a second language?

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