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How three 1990s comedies question the fairness of elections

What's Best for the Voters? Are Political Campaigns Fair and Representative? In 1996, President Bill Clinton ran for a second term in office against Republican Bob Dole and the Reform party's candidate Ross Perot.

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Citizens Property Insurance Corporation's mentoring plan for customer care centers

This document explains Citizens Property Insurance Corporation's mentoring plan for workers involved in the new customer care center project. The purpose of this plan is to explain the duration, selection process, program structure, training, and communication requirements of mentees and mentors.

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Panopticism and social reform in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle

The Brooklyn Daily Eagle July 29, 1900, article "Points-of-View" discuses elements that can be better understood from the perspective of Panopticism.

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Success factors for minority and non-minority nursing students in RN programs

Minority and Non-Minority Licensed Practical Nurses in a Two-Year Associate Degree Registered Nursing Program The purpose of this study was to determine what factors contributed to the success of minority and non-minority nursing students attending a 2-year LPN to RN nursing program.

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The four functions of management and managerial effectiveness

It is often said that a manager is what one does and a leader is who a person is (Underdown, 2010).

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Browning's analysis of Reserve Police Battalion 101 and ordinary men

In Ordinary Men, Christopher R. Browning tells the story of a non-descript German military unit during World War II called the Reserve Police Battalion 101.

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Hannibal's strategic failures and Rome's manpower advantage in the Second Punic War

The Roman Republic won the war against Carthage for a number of reasons. Narrowly, Rome's victory was due to the inability of Carthage as a whole to consolidate the gains won by Hannibal.

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Penwick's market entry strategy for El-Pais

In deciding a course of action for El-Pais, Penwick must take a number of factors into consideration. These include economic factors, cultural factors, and a variety of factors directly related to the conduct of business in a Latin country.

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Planned giving advantages and non-profit evaluation strategies

Planned giving, simply put, is the bequeathing of certain funds and/or non-cash assets to a charitable or non-profit organization upon ones death, typically as line items in a persons will and set up with their attorney or other executor (Fritz 2010).

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General Motors' recovery strategy following its 2009 bankruptcy

General Motors was taken over by the United States government in the spring of 2009 after filing the second-largest bankruptcy in the history of the United States.

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