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Strategies for establishing and managing corporate volunteer programs

Many companies these days have started to engaged themselves in different activities and programs that would benefit the needy and their communities.

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Non-verbal communication in information-age military leadership

Military leadership is active, purposeful and authoritative, and captures the lessons of experience and uses the wisdom and methods of history's great captains to show the way for current and future leaders (Jantzen pp).

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W.J. Eccles's "Society and the Frontier" and Canadian frontier development

While elementary exposure to history cloisters many in an idealistic interpretation of the past, it is the job of the academic historian to push past the nebulous tales of heroes and villains and evince a clearer illumination of actualities.

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Why Toyota is a better investment than General Motors

General Motors, a European car company, and Toyota, a Japanese car company, are competing for worldwide supremacy in the manufacture of automobiles. However, as with any competition, are factors that make one superior from the other.

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Body modification and cultural identity in "Bend it Like Beckham"

The 2002 British film "Bend it Like Beckham" is a film about young women facing the physical and emotional demands professional sports. Thus it is a film about 'the body' on two levels -- the female body, as perceived by society, and the physical body, as deployed on the sporting field.

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Streamlining medical credentials verification for ECIS and ECFMG

Currently, two organizations known as the ECIS and the ECFMG are faced with a problem of how best to consolidate their two medical credentials validating systems.

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Gilgamesh and Isaiah: contrasting views on life, God, and justice

In the Epic of Gilgamesh, written circa 1700 B.C.E. And discovered in the ruins of Nineveh in 1853, the view on life is basically centered on civilization itself, meaning that man, through "temperance, wisdom and piety... learns to rule himself and therefore his people" (Mitchell, 2004, p. 7).

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Cultural sensitivity in Argentine education and disability inclusion

This appears particularly pressing in light of increasingly heterogeneous classrooms. Equipped with a broad knowledge of global cultures and their respective practices, instructors are better able to create an academic environment that is both open to and accepting of diverse backgrounds.

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Personal pharmacy practice and patient education in drug treatment

Even a casual reader of today's newspapers will know that the modern drug industry has been subjected to increasingly rigorous scrutiny and litigation.

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Michael Moore's critique of Bush's war on terror policies in Fahrenheit 9/11

Fahrenheit 911 was released on 24th June 2004. The film is directed and written by Michael Moore who is also part of the film producing team along with Jim Czarnecki and Kathleen Glynn. The cinematography was done by Mike Desjarlais and the music was done by Jeff Gibbs.

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