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Federal government failures argue against national health care

To place our nation's health care under the very government that is now at the center of our fiscal problems, and which is piling up debt by the trillions even without health care, while the jobless rate continues to skyrocket, is not only fruitless, it is scandalous if not immoral.

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Financial health and budget analysis of Bridgeport Board of Education

There is little reason for concern for the financial health of the Bridgeport Board of Education. The agency's budget process involves rendering estimates with regards to each particular program.

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Classical and behavioral theories in organizational management

Classical theory is concerned primarily -- perhaps even solely -- with the organization of work, employees, and resources in a way that maximizes efficiency and thus profitability.

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Human error and moral blindness in Shakespeare's historical plays

Part of Shakespeare's plays, such as those revolving around historical characters ("Henry IV" or "Henry V") or those describing fantastical situations ("A Midsummer Night's Dream"), seem to reply a consistent part of the plot on the idea that man is subjected to mistakes.

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Sexual awakening and maturation in Scott Momaday's The ancient child

Growing up in society means more than learning the rules and taking one's place at the table with the adult community. It also means passing certain tests, some of them pleasant and some very unpleasant.

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Thomas Friedman's ten flatteners in The World is Flat

In his latest, seminal work The World is Flat (2006), author Thomas Friedman provided a "brief history of the 21st century," detailing how, as human society approached this century, technological advancements defined the changes that occurred in societies and cultures all over the world.

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Child labor policies in Rwanda, India, Nepal, and China

Even in today's seemingly progressive world, there exists the abomination of child labor practices all over the world. In countries both struggling to develop and those with rising economies, there are immense child labor problems which put a dark blight on the practice of global capitalism.

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Andrew Graham-Yooll's analysis of violence in 1970s Argentina

Who was responsible for the violence and bloodshed that occurred in Argentina following the overthrow of Isabel Peron's government?

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African-American civil rights achievements and racial policy since 1900

What would you consider the three most important achievements in civil rights for African-Americans since 1900? What roles did White and Blacks play in making the events happen?

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EDS's acquisition of A.T. Kearney: sales strategy and integration challenges

Assessing the spectrum of sales management strategies that EDS can choose to pursue after the acquisition of A.T. Kearney illustrates how a merger can contribute significantly greater profits and growth or serve as a major distraction. EDS found in A.T.

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