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Undue pressure and fiduciary duty in Lloyds Bank Ltd. v Bundy

To spell out the different terms and agreements that are made during the course of business, requires the use of various contracts.

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Computer-based testing and competency-based learning in higher education

There is push of the higher education towards novel instruction delivery models by the advent of the internet. This leads to the student being the focus of the learning process and the new models results into the creation of instructions which are tailor made for the student delivery.

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Health maintenance organizations' impact on minority healthcare access and outcomes

HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATION IMPACT ON THE MINORITIES COMMUNITY: HISPANICS, African-American AND LATINOS The focus of this research study is the health maintenance organization impact on the minorities' community and specifically the communities of Hispanics, African-American and Latinos in the…

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Barriers to nurses' adoption of online continuing education

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Yasser Arafat as symbol and Palestinian political leader

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Interactive art and David Rozen's Wooden Mirror

Interactive art is an artistic piece that promotes interaction between the spectator and the artistic work. Spectators influence the piece by movement, body heat, or by direct interaction from standing or walking on it, in it, or around it.

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Samuel Beckett's humor and Gaelic storytelling traditions

While we have all been told at one time or another to avoid stereotypes, even the most unbiased of us tend to have such simplistic views ensconced somewhere in our minds. And so it is that when one thinks of the Irish one is a little too likely to think either of famine or of jollity.

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Leadership and communication in ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt

The study of interpersonal skills among ancient civilizations like Mesopotamia consists mostly of major innovations and advances in society, technology and human development. Sargon is typically credited with being the first person to unify a world empire in the 24th century B.C.

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Socialist Zionism as a movement of liberation and Jewish nationalism

Colin Shindler observed in What do Zionists Believe? that "Zionism is seen in pejorative terms today…At worst, 'Zionist' is used as a term of abuse, an epithet to be hurled at anyone who does not see the Israel-Palestine conflict in monochrome.

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Amiri Baraka's writing on race, freedom, and universal human experience

"A man is either free or he is not. There cannot be any apprenticeship for freedom," wrote Amiri Baraka whose life work has been a series of attacks on what he has felt to be the constraints -- the chains -- of mainstream American society.

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