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Tropika company's plan to import Canadian red wine into Los Angeles

This is a preliminary plan for the Tropika company to develop a unit that will import Canadian red wine into the Los Angeles market and establish that product as a viable item for the low to medium priced wine consumer. Canadian wine has a long history, but it is not well-known in the U.S. market.

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Aviation security before and after September 11

The security in most airports did not used to be much of a problem for anyone. For many years before the events of September 11, 2001, travelers did not think much about security at all, it was just something that was expected at the airport, and oftentimes it seemed as though it was not taken very…

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Identifying internet marketing opportunities in Saudi Arabia through consumer and cultural analysis

Today, Saudi Arabia is one of the most affluent nations on earth and enjoys a large percentage of the world's known petroleum reserves. In addition, the number of Internet users and providers continue to increase regularly.

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The Marshall Plan and Cold War containment strategy

Many times in the history of the world, war or its aftermath has threatened catastrophe. Following the end of the First World War, the leaders of the victorious allied nations imposed punishing reparations on defeated Germany.

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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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Designing a benefits package for Kokomo, Inc.'s international expansion

Employees are the lifeblood of any company. Experienced employees are more valuable because they are past the learning curve and represent the most productive members of the working staff.

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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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Religious freedom and conflict between early America and the Ottoman Empire

Currently, the United States and the Islamic world are at odds over many issues, and while the policy of the U.S. is to find ways of finding areas of agreement with Islamic countries, there are still basic differences between the two areas and the religions they support.

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How higher gas prices impact major automobile manufacturers

The heart and soul of this study, the primary research question, purports: What impact(s) do higher gas prices exert on the automobile industry (GM; Ford; Toyota; BMW; other manufacturers)? Subsequent questions include: How has the price of gas progressed through history?

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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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