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The American Dream: economic inequality and declining social mobility

The \"American Dream\" is a pervasive concept in American society that embodies the aspiration for individual prosperity, success, and happiness. It is often characterized by the pursuit of material wealth, home ownership, and a comfortable lifestyle.

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Violence against women and media representation in Canadian newspapers

The problem of violence against women is both pervasive and historically omnipresent.

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The internet's role in accelerating global cultural conflict and change

The impact of the Internet on globalization is visible from the pervasiveness and visibility of brands globally to changes in the everyday lives of members of different cultures around the world.

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Herpes simplex virus: epidemiology, treatment, and patient management

Herpes is considered one of the most insidious and pervasive viral diseases to affect the world population today. Conservative studies suggest that as many as 39% of men and nearly 1/2 of all women are expected to contract herpes in the U.S. alone by the year 2025 (Wetstein, 2002).

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Parental presence and the ethics of juvenile police interrogation

Interrogation procedures reportedly involve a scenario similar where two adversaries utilize propaganda and persuasion to promote and confirm their cause. As a guilty suspect is motivated to avoid punishment, he/she tries to verbally persuade interrogator that he/she is innocent.

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Mind and matter in Aquinas and Descartes

The discourse on the relationship between mind and matter and between human being and nature has been a pervasive theme throughout the history of Western philosophy. The philosophical views of Thomas Aquinas and Rene Descartes represent diametrically opposed aspects of this problem.

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Fatalism in Thomas Hardy's "The Return of the Native"

The theme and concept of fatalism expressed in the Return of the Native is an important and pervasive element in all of Thomas Hardy's Works.

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Legalizing prostitution in New York City: weighing social benefits against moral concerns

Historically, one of the criminal problems that has proven most pervasive and difficult to eradicate in New York City is prostitution. Prostitution has a long history in the city, and was legal for much of the city's history.

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Social media's influence on leadership behavior and organizational effectiveness

This study is designed to understand evolution of leaders' behavior and approach to leadership because of social media's pervasive influence on employees and followers.

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School uniform policies and their effects on student discipline and behavior

School Uniforms have become an issue associated with public and private education, in part due to the fact that research has shown that school uniform policies are assistive to students and faculty with regard to a multiple number of school issues and pervasive school problems.

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