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The slippery slope concept and police corruption through gratuities

The slippery slope concept is a metaphor commonly used to illustrate the potential ethical problems that can arise in connection with specific acts or policies that may be inconsequential but which are capable of triggering much more serious problems different in degree but very similar in kind.

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Microsoft's antitrust cases and impact on stakeholders

The it&C community is gaining an important role within the contemporaneous society and pieces of evidence in this direction include the increased numbers of PC and laptop owners, as well as internet users.

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Trusted advisory services for forex and capital markets trading

Our passion is service to our clients, and each of our 300 employees strives to deliver exceptional levels of insight, intelligence and guidance to our more than 18,000 clients globally.

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Complaint procedures for registered nursing professional misconduct

If a patient suspects that a registered nurse providing service to the patient in question is guilty of some form of misconduct, neglect or incompetence, there are certain procedures that such a person can follow. The first step is normally to file a complaint with the Board of Registered Nursing.

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Global Sources and B2B exchange models in Asian e-commerce markets

Global Sources is seeking to capitalize on the strength of their content, yet will find that in the world of electronically enabled buyer, seller, Industry Sponsored Markets (ISM) and Independent Marketplaces, there will over time be an abundance of competition.

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Strategic recommendations for increasing AMR Research competitiveness

Continue to nurture and foster more of a focus on being a learning and knowledge-accumulating organization iii. Enable analysts to be more creative and innovative in their completed research and support of clients.

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Internal security policy and psychology in software engineering risk management

Implementing an internal security policy appears to be just as important as an external strategy. The objective of this report is to highlight the necessity of internal processes and policy alongside technology when managing and mitigating risk.

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The failures of American healthcare and the case for universal coverage

US healthcare is in dire straights. Profit mongering HMO's and insurance companies have blatantly compromised the humanitarian aspect of care delivery founded in the Hippocratic oath of medicine.

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Abortion and the legacy of Roe v. Wade

One of the most contentious socio-political issues in the United States today, is that of abortion.

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Corporate social responsibility practices of Islamic financial institutions

Some of the references have the words "accessed on ..." which is an indication that the reference is an online one, but there is no webpage associated with it, and hence I would be grateful if I can have the full

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