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Extrasensory perception: history, types, and scientific investigation

Extrasensory perception or ESP refers to a capability to receive external information through means or pathways not through the five physical senses (Ridgway 2008). The ordinary mind does not accept this concept because the world we live in is a physical world.

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Nineteenth-century English prostitution: Victorian fears and economic realities

Within the grand catalogue of criminal offences, the asking for a reward by a young woman in return for a sexual service must surely rate as a trivial misdemeanor.

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Auto Hicksville: Business plan and market analysis

New York is a very large state of over 54,000 square miles. Traveling from one side of the state to another is a four hour-drive, thus many residents own an automobile.

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Adaptive occupational therapy for families with autism spectrum disorder

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is described as a disorder that is characterized as a "class of developmental disabilities which cause severe impairments to a child's communication, their social interactions, and in their play and behavior." (Law,

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Marketing strategy for Godiva Chocolatier within Campbell's portfolio

Godiva Chocolatier is a brand owned by Campbell's Soup Company, and it contributes on average 6% of total revenues on a consistent year-to-year basis company-wide.

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Family and community support in female prisoner drug treatment outcomes

family and community support and the outcomes of drug abuse treatment programs in female prisoners prior to family and community reintegration

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Religious organizations combating human trafficking in Asia and beyond

In October of 2007, 30 nuns from 26 countries, whose congregations have members in various Asian countries, met in Rome to discuss the trafficking of women and children in India and other parts of Asia. They formed the International Network of Religious against Trafficking in Persons.

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How modern terrorism has transformed the nature of warfare

Historical depictions of warfare often lead one to think that war, especially as conducted on European soil, was an event of rules and engagement and strategy.

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The 1992 Barcelona Olympics: social, political, and economic effects

The Olympic Games are one of the most well kept and respected traditions of our history and of our culture. In effect, they represent the cultural heritage of our global society.

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Catalhyuk and Neolithic settlement in ancient Anatolia

The republic of Turkey is quite young and it is located on a land which is very ancient. Right through the ages many miraculous events have taken place on the land which is now known as Turkey. The most consequential of these is perhaps the Neolithic revolution.

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