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German unification has been a success or failure depends upon defining a standard of success.

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Psychological transformation in Guy Sajer's the Forgotten Soldier

Though it has recently been plagued by accusations of historical inaccuracy, the Forgotten Soldier by Guy Sajer remains for many readers a fascinating and rare account of World War II from the viewpoint of a German soldier.

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A doctor's diagnosis of cardiac arrhythmia in a stranger

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Marketing strategy for the Assemblage restaurant

There are thousands of competitors for the Assemblage, no matter how the market is broken down. Even just taking the flagship restaurant into consideration, Manhattan has thousands of eateries and grocery stores that can provide meals to consumers.

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Estimating mortality patterns in the Darfur conflict

The conflict in Darfur has led to a worsening of humanitarian concerns in Sudan. The country is already plagued by other economic and social concerns. High mortality rates have been noted in Darfur as a result.

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Marketing as the most critical organizational function

When marketing is considered the most important function in a company, the founders and senior management team believe that being centered on the customer is the most effective strategic direction to growth and profitability.

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The Nibiru collision hypothesis and the 2012 Mayan calendar debate

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Gabriel Conroy's narcissism in James Joyce's "The Dead"

James Joyce's "The Dead" is a story about individuals and their relationships with others. Gabriel Conroy and his wife Gretta share an interesting relationship that is best understood by approaching it from a psychological critical approach.

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The American Psychological Association's ethical principles and core values

The core values and ethical principles are a fundamental feature of any organization or profession. The purpose of ethical principles and core values is to facilitate the presence of guiding standards that are conducive to promoting honesty and integrity.

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Joseph Stalin's rise to power shaped by trauma and revolution

One of the most divisive and brutal dictators of the 20th century was Joseph Stalin of the Soviet Union. Where, from his humble beginnings, he would become a loyal confidant of Vladimir Lenin during and after the Russian Revolution.

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