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Matsushita and Philips: globalization strategies and organizational restructuring

The first key event for Matsu*****a was its breakthrough in the Japanese market in the early 1960s with a broad product line and 25,000 shopping points.

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COBOL: strengths, weaknesses, and commercial enterprise applications

Many programming languages exist. The first programming languages, or first generation languages were utilized primarily by scientists and engineers to carry out complex programming functions.

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Alfred Hitchcock's pioneering techniques in thriller filmmaking

Alfred Hitchcock is one of America's most revered directors and creative talents. He left behind him some of the most memorable movie thrillers in history and defined an entire genre of artistic direction.

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University of Phoenix enrollment strategy and long-term competitive positioning

Its success has much to do with its commitment to a strong enrollment strategy that treats students ubiquitously and allows them to quickly and efficiently attain degree certifications to progress their academic careers.

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British naval forces in the American Revolution and War of 1812

The American Revolution is considered to be one of the most important political events in the history of the U.S., as well as a turning point in the development of military tactics and warfare.

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Martin Luther King's nonviolence: love and faith as philosophical foundations

Violence as a way of achieving racial justice is both impractical and immoral. It is impractical because it is a descending spiral ending in destruction for all.

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The person and work of the Holy Spirit in John's Gospel

The objective of this work is to read the Gospel of John and to relate in writing what John states about the person and work of the Holy Spirit.

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DNA fingerprinting and arguments against capital punishment

The death penalty is an unsatisfactory approach to serious crimes. Trends and the tide of public opinion through the years indicate this.

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Chinese-Americans: immigration restrictions, labor exploitation, and cultural traditions

Origins / History: The Chinese probably were persecuted as an ethnic culture arriving in America far more than were the Irish and Polish; this is not to say the Polish and Irish avoided discrimination and social bias, but neither of the latter two were actually banned from immigrating to the U.S.

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German-American internment during World War II and after

Recently, increasing numbers of students are learning about the racism and bigotry that existed in the United States against groups such as the Native Americans, blacks and Jews. The history of the Japanese internment camps is becoming more widely studied in education, as well.

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