The Party constantly updates Newspeak and the Newspeak dictionary to forward their utmost intent that eventually no one will even be able to conceptualize questioning the Party's absolute authority. ... This is integral to maintaining the idea that the Party is infallible and Big Brother is semi-divine. Doublethink is the neglection of all logic; if the Party says 'two and two make five,' it is a crime to think otherwise; the Party "could reach (the stars) if (they) wanted to...or (they) could blot them out." ... All emotions suppressed by the Party are given only this outlet f...

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Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party offered a new direction for Germany. ... The decline of laissez-faire liberalism had been sparked in the nineteenth century but really reached its biggest decline in the span of time between the two great wars. ... In February 1920 he renamed the party to the National Socialist German Workers Party (NSDAP). ... This led to the big year in the elections for the Nazi Party. ... The election in 1932 was the year for Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party. ...

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The Nazi Party filtered their ideals into the people's brains in every form possible. ... They controlled pretty much everything that reached the public in any way. ... Goebbels wanted everything in the newspapers to be for the Nazi Party's benefit. ... They shut down every newspaper that would not let the Nazi Party review their work. Hitler wanted Goebbels to control everything that would eventually reach the people. ...

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This system is very old; Canada's Parliament reaches back over 800 years to the foundations of British parliamentary tradition. ... When a Canadian election is held, people vote for a local representative who usually belongs to a political party (i.e. the Liberal Party of Canada, the New Democratic Party of Canada, etc.). ... The leader of that party becomes Prime Minister. ... With party discipline, voters can easily draw distinctions between the different political parties. Different political party policies will be maintained, regardless of individual party member's feelings. ...

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Progressivism in American history was a broadly based reform movement that reached its height early in the 20th century. ... The Reformers turned to state politics, where progressivism reached its fullest expression. ... When this failed, progressives united in a third party and nominated Roosevelt for President. ... In an effort to restructure American politics, Populists formed the People's Party, which was free of corporate influence. The new party polled over a million votes in its initial campaign in 1892, made sizable gains in 1894, and then joined with the free-silver wing of the D...

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The party uses this technology to monitor the members all the time. ... To do this, the party invents a new language to do just that, Newspeak. ... Big Brother is the face of the Party and the leader of the nation. ... Everyday work and activity is for furthering the cause of the Party. ... Now the world has not yet, reached this states of total government control but it seems like it is possible. ...

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In music and opera, musicians welcomed opportunities to reach new audiences with the use of radios and gramophones. ... In the period 1924-1929, the Nazi Party appeared to have stagnated, and this was true because: The party nearly split up while Hitler was in prison. ... There were two main parts of the Nazi Party, the left and the right. These two parts of the party had very conflicting views. ... But in reality, the Nazi Party moved forward quite a lot due to a few things: The Nazi Party had massive support in the rural areas. ...

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Media has wide reach and a more effective and a more direct approach to the people.Trial is very much effected by media sensation. ... Even political parties admit that media's power is such that it can change governments. ... Even though the case is still pending before the court but many people have already reached their verdicts. ... Lately, the media has not only dared to operate outside its bounds but also reach a point where they assume the role of the judiciary in being decisive for the cases. ...

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So that's where the Socialist Party came in and what I believe the central theme is. It was a worker's political party a party that realized the only way to change things was to control the Government. ... He reaches out to the blue-collar workers who made this society and have no voice in this city and society where the rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer. ... Ostrinski explains the beliefs and goals of the socialist party to Jurgis very carefully he also learns about the Beef Trust and how it works in its corrupt ways and how the socialist party can stop them. ....

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Many East Germans risked death attempting to cross the defences surrounding the wall to reach freedom in West Berlin, and many were killed in the attempt. ... Early elections held in June 1997 led to the victory of a socialist-led coalition of parties, which remains in power today. ... Fears that the shift of power from centralized one-party system system to multi-party democracy might turn into bloody revolution proved unfounded owing to the presence on both sides, the Communist Party and the democratic opposition, of peacefully-minded reformists committed to a peaceful solution, while the ...

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Powell felt that the state was becoming too large, providing too much but still not reaching the growing expectations of the public government to be scaled down and made more productive. ... The Labour party is a party that has slowly moved to the right from 1987 onwards. ... However, the party did make attempts to control public utilities that are in the hands of the private sector. ... The modernization of the Labour Party and their ideas may have also contributed to the death of Thatcherism. ... The ideas of the New Right originated from the ideas of liberalism, it was then revised unti...

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Except if the defendant did not reach his breach of care, which the facts clearly show, he did. The brother invited his older sister to attend his birthday party to enjoy time together instead a mistake occurred which he could not prevent. ... It is considered that if both parties wish to be successful in their own cases, a good idea would be to begin with mediation. ... The precedent case relates very much to the first case studied on as the brother did not force her to eat the cake, so instead of Debbie suing her younger brother, both can combine parties and sue the manufacturer, for not re...

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Thomason describes the employment contract in such way: "...employment is established by 'agreement' between the two parties, employer and employee, and this agreement is identified by the particular term contract of employment'."" ... It is collective agreement, which reached through collective bargaining. ... National Labor Relations Act gives such definition: "The performance of the mutual obligation of the employer and the representative of the employees to meet at reasonable times and confer in good faith with respect to wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of e...

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Four years later, the Kansas-Nebraska Act was much more divisive, splitting the Democratic Party according to sectional interests and augmenting the Republican Party. ... This decision provided yet another sharp division in the Democratic Party. ... This admission further splintered the Democratic Party. ... Abraham Lincoln and the Republican Party were moving the Union in a modern direction the South did not want to follow. ... Thus, when the sectional struggles reached their apex with the election of Abraham Lincoln as president, secession was imminent. ...

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Four years later, the Kansas-Nebraska Act was much more divisive, splitting the Democratic Party according to sectional interests and augmenting the Republican Party. ... This decision provided yet another sharp division in the Democratic Party. ... This admission further splintered the Democratic Party. ... Abraham Lincoln and the Republican Party were moving the Union in a modern direction the South did not want to follow. ... Thus, when the sectional struggles reached their apex with the election of Abraham Lincoln as president, secession was imminent. ...

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Four years later, the Kansas-Nebraska Act was much more divisive, splitting the Democratic Party according to sectional interests and augmenting the Republican Party. ... This decision provided yet another sharp division in the Democratic Party. ... This admission further splintered the Democratic Party. ... Abraham Lincoln and the Republican Party were moving the Union in a modern direction the South did not want to follow. ... Thus, when the sectional struggles reached their apex with the election of Abraham Lincoln as president, secession was imminent. ...

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The only reason the Sioux released him was because they saw they other soldiers in the party preparing to fight. ... As they were reaching the mountains, the group hoped to great friendly Indians who would provide horses and information to lead the party through the region. ... They reached the Pacific coast in November 1805. ... When Lewis and his group reached the Missouri by the new shorter way, they set out to examine the Marias River. While along the Marias River Lewis" Party a group of Blackfeet Indians tried to steal their guns and horses. ...

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Lenin's revolutionary ideas, tactics and policies allowed him to split the party on the issue of membership. ... "(1) Lenin's Bolshevik party attracted the support from professional revolutionaries from the provinces. ... Lenin was seen as the undisputed leader of his party. ... This resulted in the Bolsheviks being seen as the "saviors" of St Petersburg and their support reached an all high time high. Leon Trotsky also joined that party. ...

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For the first time in twenty-three years, the Labor Party finally succeeded the privilege and authority to govern Australia. ... Australia's early inflation rate was 4.4 percent, but later reached to 7 percent when the Whitlam government came to power, and in 1975 it climbed to 15 percent. ... The resulting compositions of both houses implied that Senate had an equal number of Liberal and Labor Party supporters, while the Labor Party supporters outnumbered the Liberals" in the House of Representatives. ... Of two Senators, members of the Labor Party, one retired and the other deceased was...

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Over two hundred Ohioans reached the rank of general; among them were Ulysses S. ... As a member of the Democratic party, Vallandigham was elected to Congress in 1858. ... Out of the twenty-two Ohioans who reached the rank of major general during the war, sixteen boasted a West Point education as their professional badge.# James A. ... He was considered by many members of the Republican Party as being an extreme radical with violent passions, extreme opinions and narrow views who was surrounded by the worst and most violent elements in the Republican Party. ... The issues were all confuse...

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Classes would cover where and how to store a gun properly and out of the reach of children, as well as how to properly fire and clean the weapon. ... Also, Legislative process in the United States is full of ways to delay, inhibit and reject bills that your party does not want. ... Once the bill is introduced, if the speaker of the House or his party are against a bill, he could sit on the bill for as long as he himself or his party are in control of the House. In this scenario, the bill would never reach a committee(Patterson Pg.312). ... If the Bill ever did reach a vote in...

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Germany has been called a party democracy because the national government is so heavily influenced and shaped by the parties. ... Through the organizations of the people, their influence on government and other aspects of life, including the social arena, can far exceed the reach of individuals. ... Having a multiple party system is optimal in a democracy, but a predominant party system certainly can work. But, their needs to be other parties to choose from. Obviously, if one party dominates the electorate, the strength of the second or third parties will not be as strong. ...

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He had to revise his views and by the time he had done this, his colleagues reached to a conclusion that Trotsky had been right all the time). ... He was also in the Party's Orgburo, which ran all its organizational matters but most important of all, he was General Secretary of the Party, with the power to give his supporters posts at every level of the Party. ... Stalin replied that the funeral will take place on the 26th so Trotsky could not have reached Moscow by then therefore he continued his trip. ... Party members seemed to prefer Stalin's ideology. ... In 1927 Trotsky and Zi...

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"The Struggle for Social Justice" was the basis of the platform that Theodore Roosevelt and his Progressive Party ran on in the 1912 presidential campaign. ... Throughout his political career, Roosevelt struggled to reach the social justice he described in 1912. ... The problem was that Roosevelt was no longer the "conservative" man that wanted to appease everyone in his party. To reach social justice, a strong federal government with an influential president to create reforms was needed immediately. ... The night before the convention, Roosevelt rallied his supporters and marched out of t...

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These moneys from rich individuals and corporations go to the parties, not directly to the candidates. ... In recent decades the amount of money spent by candidates for office has reached staggering levels, yet it continues to increase dramatically. ... As a practical matter, if you write a large check, you get to be well known in the party and gain a certain amount of access. ... With barely fifty percent of eligible voters turning out at the polls during presidential election years, the issue of democratic participation has reached a critical level of urgency. ... "Both parties are...

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