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Reducing health disparities among African-American women with metabolic syndrome

In the past few years, the increasing number of health disparities among African-American women, specifically those ages 35 to 50 with metabolic syndrome, have raised concern and awareness among health care organizations, policy makers and citizens alike.

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Black Christianity's origins and transformation from African religious traditions

Religion in Human Transformation of the African-American topic with a focus on the African-American Christianity experience. The writer explores the transformation to Black Christianity and uncovers some of the underlying features of its existence.

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Daoism as a legitimate method of systems thinking

As the "Century of Asia" unfolds, those in the West are becoming increasingly concerned that their predominance in the world will be subsumed by other worldviews, most of which they do not understand or about which they remain largely uninformed.

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Cultural attitudes toward work and professional identity

The search for implication at work is a lesson that attracts the concentration of an increasing number of writers. It is a recognizable search acknowledged by most people those are engaged, whatever may be their profession.

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Globalization's impact on global environmental degradation and sustainability

This work in writing will examine and thoroughly analyze the impact that globalization has had on the environment of the world.

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Cold War bipolarity and the transition to American unipolarity

Polarity constitutes a system-level notion which associates with the distribution of power, actual or apparent, within the international system.

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UN peacekeeping missions during the Cold War era

The initiators of the United Nations in 1945 laid down the maintenance of peace and security as one among its three primary objectives. The UN Security Council has the necessary power to undertake military peacemaking action against the concerned government regime.

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The evolution of U.S. foreign policy from containment to preemption

From the early years of the Cold War in the post World War II period until recently, the United States had followed a foreign policy of 'containment.' The policy's main objective was to prevent the spread of Communism from the Communist countries to the non-communist countries.

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The origins of Zionism and the creation of Israel

Locked in a history of persecution, religious discrimination, and national consciousness, the Jewish people were granted their own land when, following World War II, the British withdrew from Palestine and the United Nations divided the war-torn land into two separate states.

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Symantec's corporate strategy for achieving sustainable profitable growth

Shareholders, managers and employees are working hard for sustainable, profitable growth of their companies and often without success. Sustaining growth requires a strategy for increasing revenue without sacrificing earnings or customer satisfaction.

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