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Samsung Electronics' strategy for portable device innovation and market leadership

How well is the present strategy working? The present strategy is working better than the management of Samsung had anticipated. This is because they are finding ways, to innovate in a number of different areas of consumer electronics.

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Catholic opposition to capital punishment and the sanctity of life

The issue of the death penalty is one that is fraught with ethical, moral as well as theological questions and problems. Generally this is related to the view that the taking of life is seen from a theological view as problematic, as life is deemed to be sacred and a gift from God.

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Quality improvement methodologies at the University of Kansas Center for Advanced Heart Care

In the health care sector in the United States, quality improvement is probably one of the most important paradigms to consider in terms of patient health and safety.

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Western bias in the scientific achievements of ancient Maya civilization

While the way of "doing science" in Western cultures is based on the Greco-Roman tradition, while borrowing as much as possible from other countries, the Middle East in particular (algebra, astronomy, etc.), it still remains tied to a more Western paradigm of reductionism and linear thinking.

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Age and developmental stage in individualized transition plans for special education students

The integration of students with special needs into the general student population is not without its challenges. The advances made in policy and programs for integration have made the process easier for both the student and the parent.

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Keynesian macroeconomics without the LM curve: Romer's alternative model

Romer, D. (2000). "Keynesian Macroeconomics without the LM Curve." The Journal of Economic Perspectives, Vol. 14, No. 2, pp. 149-169.

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Shakespeare and Wordsworth on human emotion in poetry

Two hundred years and a vast chasm of experiential differences separate two of England's greatest poets. And yet, the unabashedly romantic overtones of their respective works suggest a telling continuity between William Shakespeare and William Wordsworth.

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Religious fundamentalism and the science-religion conflict in post-9/11 America

Religion has been on the losing side of a prolonged conflict with the secular world for the past two centuries.

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Wrongful life damages and abortion rights in Australia

The issue of abortion is inherently loaded with practical, legal, ethical and ideological debates. These debates touch on all manner of question relating to the appropriateness, permissibility and moral acceptance of performing an abortion or undergoing an abortion.

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Self-assessment of research and academic writing strengths and weaknesses

The exercises I have done so far brought several opportunities for self-analysis, which in turn provides the opportunity for growth. My strengths and weaknesses can be organized in terms of writing and research, where both areas have revealed to me significant areas that still need work.

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