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Crime statistics and economic trends in Clark County, Nevada
Over the last several years Clark Country, Nevada has been through a tremendous amount of highs and lows. With the principal city (Las Vegas), experiencing massive boom and bust cycles.
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The NFL has passed a new rule changing the overtime arrangement exclusively for the playoffs. The plan passed through the owners rather contentedly with a 28-4 vote.
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In business there will often be times that the organizational goals will come into conflict, with the personal values of the individual.
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Sustainable development and Ethical Responsibilities. The issue of sustainable development is one that is particularly pertinent to the modern world and to the issue of global warming. As such, it is also intimately linked to the debate about contemporary scientific and engineering ethics.
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Childhood immunization outcomes in a Latino community intervention program
Findley et al. (2008) utilize an analytical observational study design to explore childhood immunization outcomes.
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Web crawling's impact on economics, environment, ethics, and medicine
The origins of web crawling began with the first search engines, and their need for indexing Web pages, assigning importance to the relative number of integration points. Search engines refer to this aspect of their architectures by different names.
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Mark Erickson's conception of science as fluid inquiry and process
According to author Mark Erickson, science is a "multi-faceted object that we can pick up, turn this way and that, peer inside and scrutinize; but science also has its own agency" (Erickson, 2005, 15). His meaning is clear -- science is not one thing all the time.
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Theoretical frameworks and conceptual underpinnings in social research
The scientific method, though not really codified and rendered explicit until the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, was a feature the investigation of the natural world from the time of the ancient Greeks and Egyptians, and arguably even prior to the scientific advancements of these…
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Woolworth's sustainability strategy and green brand repositioning in Australia
Keeping pace with the rapidly changing needs of shoppers, retailers often must change their supply chains, sourcing, logistics and quality processes to ensure the right mix of products at a high quality level are available.
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Investment risks in politically and economically unstable developing economies
International investments hold the promise of mammoth profits for the investor. Developing economies in Asia, Latin and Central America are fertile fields for making money from the right kinds of investments.