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Gender, sexuality, and socially constructed inequality in power distribution

Gender is often considered an immutable trait, linked inextricably to the biological sex one was born with. However, research over the past several decades in a multitude of fields including anthropology, psychology, and sociology shows that gender is socially constructed and not innate.

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Risk factors and comorbidities associated with hypertension in males

No discernible link between gestational weight gain and blood pressure issues, including hypertension

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Restorative justice and its efficacy with juvenile offenders

Restorative justice is something that has become more and more prominent within the criminal justice sphere. The use of the concept and practice has emerged in its own right within the juvenile justice realm.

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The Dutch construction fraud scandal of 2001 and its systemic causes

Framework Analysis & Review As is also noted in the methodology of this report, the overall basis and goal of this report is to assess the widespread and national-level Dutch construction fraud scandal that erupted and came into full bloom in 2001.

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How electronic technology has revolutionized music creation and experience

Discuss an example of technology shaping the creation or experience of music. Technology has shaped the creation and experience of music throughout time, even prior to the discovery and manipulation of electricity. Every musical instrument can technically be considered a piece of technology.

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Florence Nightingale's theory of disease prevention in nursing

There is no doubt that Florence Nightingale is one of most historic and prevalent voices in the history of nursing. There are certainly other names that one can discuss when it comes to nursing theory.

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Brown v. Board of Education and the persistence of racial segregation

Like other forms of discrimination and bigotry in the United States, racism has thankfully started to tail off and reduce over the years and generations. However, this is happening at a pace that is frustratingly slow and plodding.

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Stakeholder roles and privacy ethics in Nigerian counterterrorism research

There is a multitude of stakeholders in the case study of Boko Haram in the counterterrorism in Africa movement. The main stakeholder is the Christian government in Nigeria that is systematically losing territory to this terrorist organization.

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Countering Boko Haram through surveillance and communication analysis

Boko Haram is a militant Islamist organization that it terrorizing large portions of Nigeria, since at least 2011 (Uhrmacher and Sheridan, 2106). Their methods are fairly typical of terrorists. These include suicide bombings, kidnappings, and attacks on everyday civilians.

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Thomas Kuhn's paradigm shifts and scientific revolutions

The author uses successive paradigms to bring out the nature of the universe. The point is that there are various (and diverse) aspects of the universe and the behavior of its population.

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