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Police communication technology adoption and training requirements

The need for adapting to rapid changes in technology for the police force can be exemplified by pointing to the rising cyber crimes, and use of sophisticated computers and other technology in white collar crimes and the rising incidents of mobile phone and other gadget misuse.

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Walmart's broad target market and psychographic appeal

Wal-Mart's apparent target market cuts a broad cross-section. On one hand the company has a reputation for drawing a low-class crowd, but its revenue figures suggest that virtually everybody shops there. Indeed, the latter is much closer to the truth.

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Champion International's strategy for responding to the spotted owl controversy

Champion International is in a good position to take a strong stance as a company committed to both prosperity and to conservation. The spotted owl incident is an opportunity for the organization to grow and renew its brand image.

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Changing definitions of family in the UK

The traditional definition of family has always been unanimous among the various disciplines in life.

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How online dating facilitates self-presentation for socially uncomfortable individuals

With the internet and other social media tools becoming as common as face-to-face interactions, it is no wonder that more people are turning to internet dating as a means of finding a partner.

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Caputo's Vietnam War memoir: themes of disillusionment and moral conflict

One of the major themes that come up again and again is the arrogance and illusion of overarching American power and how it is dashed in front of his eyes as a young Marine lieutenant.

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Television's influence on American attitudes toward homosexuality

This paper will look at the rise of homosexual portrayals in televised media, and whether or not the increase has helped inspire a greater social awareness and acceptance of homosexuality in America; one factor being that the stigma once associated with homosexuality has significantly lessened…

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Judee K. Burgoon's Expectancy Violations Theory and proxemic zones

Expectancy Violations Theory (EVT) begun by Judee K. Burgoon, concerns the way in which people interact with each other in a non-verbal way.

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Marketing strategy and target clientele for 4 Worlds restaurant

Reading the description of this imagined restaurant is quite enough to make the mouth start watering. But more than that, it is enough to make the mind start spinning because of the promise of an experience that encompasses not only food and drink but a sense of history and culture.

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Don't ask, don't tell: history, controversy, and military impact

History of gay individuals in the military and the starting point for "Don't ask, don't tell" Instances when the U.S. was either in favor or against gay individuals in the military expressing themselves freely

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