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Ruddiman's argument for early human influence on Earth's climate
The first forty-four pages of Plows, Plagues, and Petroleum by William F. Ruddiman has something to offend everyone.
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Ashcroft v. Free Speech Coalition and First Amendment protection
Procedural history: In Ashcroft v. Free Speech Coalition, the majority of the U.S. Supreme Court rejected an expansion of non-protected speech categories and affirmed the lower court's decision.
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Persuasive messaging strategies in online cooking brand communities
One of the uniquely persuasive aspects of the web is its ability to encourage consumers to become participants in the advertising and marketing process. When consumers feel as if they have a personal investment in the product, they are more apt to become loyal, return consumers.
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The European Central Bank's role as lender of last resort
The European Central Bank (ECB) is supposed to support the principle of moral hazard and not function as a lender of last resort.
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Brief psychological assessments: the Beck Depression Inventory and alternatives
The main reason brief assessments are used in psychological evaluations is financial: in an era of managed care, gaining a relatively swift overview of a patient's main complaints is deemed essential.
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Religious symbolism and Jewish identity in "The Tale of the Menorah"
"The Tale of the Menorah" illustrates the complex relationship between Eastern European Jews and gentile civil authorities.
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Hand hygiene compliance barriers in American hospitals
Guidelines: Where are we in 2008?" American Journal of Nursing. 108(8): 40-44, August 2008. According to the available information, hospital-acquired or nosocomial infections are a tremendous problem in contemporary American healthcare.
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Karl's negligence and product liability claims in surgical injury case
Karl has a very good negligence claim against the doctor. Dr. Dogwood had actual knowledge of the dangerous condition and exercised poor judgment in failing to take appropriate action immediately when he noticed the condition of the ECR grounding pad.
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John's transition from athlete to writer: a life narrative
John was never a particularly good student in school but his teachers always said that he was a good writer. During high school, John did the work necessary to get through his classes, but he lived for skiing in the winter and surfing in the summer.
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The Federal Reserve's discount rate and economic recovery after the 2008 crisis
As part of the Federal Reserve's sweeping response to the credit crisis of 2008, and the worldwide recession that it spawned, you, as Chairman of the Federal Reserve, were highly proactive in your efforts to lower the discount rate.