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E-books and their impact on writers in the digital age

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Molnar's critique of presidential power and military sacrifice

Molnar feels that the president of the United States is using his son's life, and the lives of many other soldiers, as a tool to further his own political career.

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Dramatic license in the gospels' accounts of Jesus's death

Historically there has been a constant heated debate about the degree to which the environment, culture and propriety of the early Christian church may have had on scripture.

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Poetic elements of persona, speaker, and voice in four poems

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Deaf-World culture and American Sign Language as legitimate subculture

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James Rachels' arguments for active euthanasia and moral philosophy

Active and Passive Euthanasia, by James Rachels. Specifically, it will explain his arguments that active euthanasia is morally permissible, and the extent to which his arguments illustrate Kantian and utilitarian considerations.

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Plato's criticism of rhetoric in Gorgias

In Plato's philosophical work entitled "Gorgias," the philosopher's criticism of the method of rhetoric as a form of persuasion is the primary focus of Plato's written work.

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Jean Berenger's history of the Habsburg Empire, 1273-1700

The historical work of Jean Berenger titled, "A History of the Habsburg Empire, 1273-1700," is beneficial in understanding the Habsburg Dynasty of this time period.

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Parent-child conflicts and suppression of personal needs in counseling

Because of the ingrained need to please the parents, people often sacrifice, suppress, or deny their feelings. Especially in families in which tradition is important, a person may find him or herself trying too hard to stay in the good graces of their family.

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Critical thinking patterns and managerial decision-making influences

Any choice or decision that a manager makes influences the organization's performance. It is one of an employee's job responsibilities to make decisions that are in favor of the organization.

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