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Women's education and literacy rates in India

The Indian government has expressed a commitment towards education for all in their country and yet India still has one of the lowest female literacy rates in Asia. In 1991 only about 40% of the 330 million women aged 7 and over were literate.

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Defining learning: beyond behavior change and conditioning theories

There is no simple definition of learning. One of the main criteria which must be met in order for learning to take place is that it must result in a behavior change that is fairly permanent.

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The EPA's renewable fuel standard program and alternative energy policy

Article Analysis and Paraphrasing Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). (2008). Renewable Fuel Standard Program. U.S. Government. Online at http://www.cwcleancities.org/resourcespolicy.php#standardPrograms

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Blogs versus traditional media: trust, transparency, and democratic accountability

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The death penalty's ineffectiveness as a crime deterrent and its systemic injustices

The death penalty does not eliminate murder and it ties up our legal system because of appeals and postponements. One state is now even trying to apply the capital punishment rule to other crimes. The legal system has used the capital punishment laws as a way to control minority groups.

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Tax cuts and their stimulative effects on gross national product

Tax cuts help to revive the economy by putting more money into the economic system. This conclusion derives from an understanding of the Gross National Product.

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Kalinsky's management of conflict with Kenworthy at Empyrean

Kalinsky was correct in firing his former brother-in-law. There are two main reasons why this move was necessary. The first is that the younger Kenworthy was unwilling to be a contributor to the team. His leadership skills were poor.

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Mary Shelley's Frankenstein: The original mad scientist narrative

First published in 1818, Mary Shelley's classic novel Frankenstein; Or, the Modern Prometheus concerns a young man named Victor Frankenstein who is obsessed with bringing life to the dead through a series of strange experiments based on the teachings of some rather esoteric alchemists, such as…

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Security breaches, civil rights, and IT crime prevention systems

This source is an extensive published report issued by the Verizon Information Security Team in 2008. It is a highly credible analysis of thousands of information system breaches conducted by Verizon.

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The sage in Tao Te Ching: attributes and ideals

"Tao Te Ching" is one of the ancient texts of Chinese philosophy, written in the sixth century BC by Lao Tzu.

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