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Marriage and social constraint in Jane Austen's novels

Marriage is arguably one of the most poignant themes at the core of Jane Austen's novels. The plots of her most famous books generally revolve around the subject of marriage and lay emphasis especially on its tremendous importance in the lives of the nineteen century women.

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Text mining applications in government security and commercial analytics

Data Mining in Business Research Executive Summary The perfect storm is brewing over analytics and their use to define the future of data mining and its associated techniques and technologies, (Columbus 1).

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Competitive versus collaborative approaches to conflict negotiation

When a conflict is negotiated, the persons involved in the conflict agree on certain rules. These rules include the idea that the parties will not avoid the conflict but engage in it actively. Domination will be shunned, and each will be willing to explore options with the other.

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Social work practice with lesbian, gay, and bisexual individuals

The objective of this work is to research the topic of the social work practice with lesbian, gay and bisexual individuals with specific focus on the special population in relation to the problem that the social worker faces in assisting these individuals.

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Totalitarianism and surveillance in 1984 and America 2014

Most specifically, the Bush administration has been criticized for taking a Big Brother approach to governance. In America 2014: An Orwellian Tale by unheralded author Dawn Blair, the author carefully portrays a world that sequels the acclaimed 1984 Orwell story.

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Sexual regulation and marriage systems across cultures and societies

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Akira Kurosawa's Throne of Blood as superior Macbeth adaptation

Akira Kurosawa's take on Shakespeare's Macbeth can be far more enjoyable than the Elizabethan version. Set against the backdrop of feudal Japan, Kurosawa's Throne of Blood imparts an evil atmosphere that the Bard would envy.

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Carey McWilliams' analysis of exploitation in Southern California

Carey McWilliams' title of his history of Southern California, Southern California: An Island on the Land, suggests that Southern California encapsulates a unique culture, as distinct from the rest of the United States, almost like an island nation.

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Point of view and irony in Frank O'Connor's "The Drunkard"

The sins of the child eradicating the sins of the father -- point-of-view in "The Drunkard" by Frank O'Connor Drink, you see was father's great weakness." The title of Frank O'Connor's short story "The Drunkard" is deliberately misleading, as are many of the early clues in the narrative detailing…

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The role of buyers in SAP's enterprise software product development

Give an example of and industry where they play a significant role.

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