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The American Jewess magazine and Jewish-American women's self-perception

The Jewish-American Woman at the Close of the Nineteenth Century: Perspectives of the American Jewess The end of the nineteenth century was a time of massive change for American Jewry, and for the United States as a whole.

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California's water shortage and infrastructure funding crisis

California is currently facing considerable infrastructure challenges. The state for example appears to be suffering from funding problems as well as other shortages such as water. The drought has compounded problems relating to water, for example.

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Historical development and evolution of American child support laws

The financial assistance paid by a non-custodial parent to a custodial parent for a child's care and welfare as ordered by the court is known as child support. States have programs which help families pay, process and collect payments. These programs are in accordance with the States laws.

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Perceived connections between deviant sexuality and terrorist behavior

Terrorism is generally related to evil, as well as to people displaying abnormal behaviors, promoting concepts that come against ordinariness. Sexuality is one of the domains that influence terrorism, people being tempted to consider terrorists to have a tendency toward sexual deviances.

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General Barry Norman's ethical dilemma regarding Afghanistan's poppy crops

You have been given a central ethical issue to use throughout the paper ?"What should General Barry Norman do about Afghanistan's poppy plants?

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The debate over whether contemporary labor unions remain relevant and beneficial

Contemporary voices routinely clash regarding whether the union labor, like the dinosaur right before it disappeared, is "history" and has perhaps has "outlived" its appointed time.

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Ethical violations and racism in the Tuskegee Syphilis Study

The Tuskegee Study was intended to examine the long-term side effects of untreated syphilis. It tracked a group of 600 poor African-American men in Alabama, 399 who had syphilis and the rest who did not, for over 40 years.

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Postliberal theology and Vatican II's theological significance

The objective of this work is to explore some vital aspects of the proposed topic within contemporary theology. Post-liberal Theology and Its Relationship to Vatican II.

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Female orgasmic dysfunction: definitions, prevalence, and counseling implications

Female orgasmic disorder (FOD) has been a controversial and often confusing issue in the annals of medicine and especially with regard to counseling treatment. Over the years the condition has been associated with a highly medicalized ideology and has also been discounted by some in its entirety.

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Foreign aid failure and the 2010 Haiti earthquake response

The natural disaster that struck Haiti at the beginning of 2010 can be considered as an important international crisis from several points-of-view. Natural disasters are phenomena which can hardly be controlled, regardless of the nation it hits or the technology invented in the last decades.

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