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Sustainable marine tourism development in Similan Islands, Thailand

Thailand is located in the South-East Asia between the countries of Laos and Cambodia to the East, Burma (Republic of Myanmar) to the West, and Malaysia to the South around the Gulf of Thailand (Chien and Fitzgerald, 2006).

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Abbott Laboratories' performance, history, and international market presence

This company report is designed to analyze the performance and financial prospects of Abbott Laboratories through examination of the company's history and current market presence, top management and exceptional activity in 2011.

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Outcomes of mental health courts in Alaska's criminal justice system

The study examines the outcomes of mental health courts in the treatment of mentally challenged people in the criminal justice system.

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The uranium fuel cycle and nuclear reactor operations

To eventually produce electricity with nuclear energy, a mining company must first find, purify, supplement, and make fuel-grade uranium pellets. Uranium is an element that exists in somewhat different forms in nature.

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Sustainability, stakeholder engagement, and corporate social responsibility in modern business

Businesses around the world are under pressure with a new function, which is to meet the needs of the present generation without compromising the capability of the next generations to meet their own needs.

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The DDT debate: balancing malaria control against environmental harm

In this work, we present a rigorous debate on why DDT should be banned world wide and better and sustainable strategies employed in managing the global malaria deaths and complications.

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An interdisciplinary approach to managing Tay-Sachs disease

This will consist of a physician, a geneticist, an ethicist, a lawyer or legal practitioner, and a health care provider.

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Steven Holl's Kiasma museum and architectural phenomenology

Kiasma, the Musuem of Contemporary Art in Helsinki, Finland, takes its name from the Finnish word for chiasma, which was the original title of architect Steven Holl's winning design.

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Positive and negative impacts of hosting major events

The people of the globe have always fancied events. While some of these events were created with specific purposes of decision making, political support or for economic resolution, others have had a more entertaining feature.

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Peter Zumthor's Therme Vals and architectural phenomenology

One of the best examples of a relatively recent application of phenomenology in architecture is Peter Zumthor's Therme Vals in Vals, Switzerland.

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