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Sibling age and aggression in captive golden lion tamarins

Saguinus midas. International Journal of Primatology, 24(3), 639-652. The author's study addresses an issue that is relevant to the care and preservation of Callitrichidae. Three families of Saguinus midas were observed for 50 weeks.

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Ethical standards and interventions in the Baby Kim case

If What ethical standards (Statements #1-9, the Human Service Professional's Responsibility to Clients) relate directly to the Baby Kim Case? Explain your answer.

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Helden and Tillema's theory of public sector benchmarking and institutional response

Search of a Benchmarking Theory for the Public Sector," Helden and Tillema (2005) argue that public benchmarking is becoming increasingly important in modern democracies and their institutions.

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Wasserstrom's critique of lawyer morality and professional ethics

The purpose of the present paper is to summarize Wasserstrom's argument in "Lawyers as professionals: Some Moral issues." The role of the lawyer is that of defending the cause of his client. The ethical dimension of the cause under discussion is not a matter that he needs to care about.

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Symbolism and Southern loss in Flannery O'Connor's "The Geranium"

Key to using symbols in a story is the goal of universalizing a particular cultural moment. O'Connor makes use of religious symbols to drive home a moral point in several of her stories, but in others, her symbolism is more specific and require some work to interpret.

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The French New Wave's influence on contemporary American cinema

Just as France had been the site for extensive evolution in the medium in the earliest part of the twentieth century, it was also an ignition point for the New Wave of film craftsmanship which began in the late 1950's.

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Financial performance comparison of Westpac and National Australia Bank

Business one of the most vital components, is the ability of an organization to make money. This means that they must be able to effectively manage their outstanding debt obligations, while ensuring that the corporation is adequately capitalized to maintain continuous operations in the future.

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Microsoft's sustainability performance: corporate achievements versus political influence

As in almost any discussion on the subject of the Microsoft Corporation, consideration of its record on sustainability provides us with a mixed outlook. Certainly, the company has a vaunted reputation for dedicating funds and resources to positive corporate citizenship.

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Economic regulation, market distortion, and government policy

Cartels should be illegal. In a perfectly functioning economy, prices should be determined by supply and demand. A cartel allows firms to break that relationship and set their own prices.

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Single-subject research design methodology in educational practice

We provide an extensive description of this design method with a demonstration of its applicability in the school behavior. We also explain the rationale employed as well as the implementation process that is developed for the school behavior context.

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