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Teleworking's effects on employee isolation and work-life balance dynamics

Telecommuting's emergence as a reciprocal strategy for retaining valuable workers while reducing the costs of operating an enterprise is yielding an entirely set of anticipated benefits for businesses, and creating entirely unforeseen effects on employees, their social networks, and relationships…

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Depression in patients with fibromyalgia: evidence-based treatment approaches

More than 50% of patients diagnosed with fibromyalgia (FM) suffer from major depression. In light of this significant statistic, this Evidence-based Practice (EBP) study explores the problem of depression in patients diagnosed with fibromyalgia, the clinical problem selected for this study.

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Legalization of prostitution in contemporary society

Man has evolved, from times immemorial, because of certain instinctual traits. Each of these is to ensure the survival and spread of the species. The need to eat and find shelter is instinctual. That is necessary for survival. The need to procreate is also equally important.

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U.S. failure to protect gay and lesbian Iraqis from torture

The United States has always presented itself as a model of fairness and equality.

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School facilities quality, climate, and student achievement in Virginia middle schools

"The Walls Speak: The Interplay of Quality Facilities, School Climate, and Student Achievement" states that entering into recently public discourse is "the condition of our nation's schools." (nd) This work relates that a "growing body of literature...provides evidence to a link between school…

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Moral hypocrisy and female rebellion in Flaubert's Madame Bovary

Gustave Flaubert's novel Madame Bovary was a major shock to the reading public in the nineteenth century, leading to charges of obscenity and a court case on the issue.

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Napoleon's Napoleonic tactics in Robert E. Lee's Civil War strategy

Robert E. Lee, in his attempt to use Napoleonic war strategy, made many of the mistakes that Napoleon made and came to defeat and victory in much the same manner as did Napoleon.

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Accelerated Reader versus traditional reading programs effectiveness

The Accelerated Reader program has received significant attention in the last few years, as it is reported to have shown great promise for correcting reading deficiencies in most grade levels.

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Customer satisfaction and loyalty in four-star hotels Geneva

A lot of hotels create questionnaires to find out if their customers are satisfied during their stay. If the questionnaire score shows a result which is better than good, they will think that the customers are loyal to them and will always return back.

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George von Schnerer and the rise of Austrian anti-Semitism

George Heinrich Ritter von Schnerer came from a family of engineers, inherited a purchased title, and aroused the petite bourgeoisie of Vienna and the German-speaking villagers of the Lumpenproletariat.

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