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Monetary damages, equitable remedies, and restitution in law

The law of damages is an attempt to establish a standard for measuring any potential monetary award for awarding those meriting compensation for their loss or injuries. There are essentially two primary classifications of damages under the law: tort and contract.

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Cancer aetiology and management from a biopsychosocial perspective

Cancer is one of the most common diseases in the world today and unfortunately, there are more than 200 different types of cancers that can affect human beings across all walks of life. Though it is more common among older people, it also affects children, teenagers and young adults.

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Strategic human resource management in Toyota Motor Company's global operations

The future of multinational corporations in global competitive market forces depends on the ability of global companies "to change and adapt their resources strategically to the nuances of the broadening global playing field.

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Information literacy skills for graduate students in ICT environments

Many agencies and governments -- federal, state, and local -- have devoted considerable resources to technology in public elementary and secondary schools.

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Reducing carbon emissions in St. Modwen's sustainable community development project

Approach and uncertainty: What is the general approach that you will take to reduce carbon emissions associated with the issue that you are looking at and what sources of uncertainty are likely to be important?

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Female friendships in Jane Austen's *Sense and Sensibility*

Sensibility Women's Identities Are Determined and Limited by the Expectations of Their Societies Literature written by and about women lends itself very well to feminist interpretative approaches of various kinds.

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The evolution of autonomy in Whitman, Kant, and Aristotle's philosophy

Within the conceptual framework of traditional philosophy, it is indeed very difficult to understand how freedom and non-sovereignty can exist together…Actually it is as unrealistic to deny freedom because of the fact of human non-sovereignty as it is dangerous to believe that once can be free…as…

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The motif of man as leaves in Dickens and Shakespeare

Fall to Spring's Sprouting: The Motif of Man as Leaves in Literature and the Emergence of Autonomy as Divine Literature, like the minds that produce it, does not exist in a vacuum.

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Deetz's theory of organizational transformation through deliberative democracy

The critical enterprise consists, ideally, of three aspects: (1) explanation and critique of current systems and the historical currents that have given rise to them, (2) an alternative vision of organizations and society that resolves the problems and oppressions in the current systems, and (3) an…

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Foucault's "History of Sexuality" and modern discourse on sexuality

The "History of Sexuality" as posited by Foucault, purportedly is an attempt to disprove the notion that westernized society has been inhibited and repressed sexually for centuries and that the notion of sexuality has become something determined unmentionable that is difficult to talk about (Patton…

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