The harsh realities of this "loss of culture" shows No Sugar is a tragic play as there is no definite ending predicting the ongoing survival of Aboriginals within Western society. ... Jimmy is a character shown constantly to rebel against the inequities of his life, and would rather suffer (by going to prison) then succumb to an authority he does not recognise. ... The level of independence and collective Aboriginal respect Gran Millimurra has gained challenges the protectionism (period of paternalism when Aboriginal protection boards were set up) that mainstream society has forced upon her...

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People no longer feel that the government should have control over the religion of the country and the government. ... There have been four major political systems. ... The Safavids, were in power from 1501 until 1722, and was a reign that was different from medieval kings in Europe because the were tolerant of other religions such as the small sects of Jewish and Christian people living in their country. ... There were riots because of the westernization of the country, mostly incest by the head of Islam because of their loss of power during this government. ... The only way that these confl...

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The Patriot Act "allows investigators to use the tools that were already available to investigate organized crime and drug trafficking" ("What Is the USA Patriot Web."). ... One may say this society has entered the new digital world where there are no rules, and everything is up for grabs. ... However, if the government can't use all the information it already has to stop terrorist attacks within the country, then it is questionable as to whether or not the NSA is doing its job. ... Since the rise of technology, there has been a decrease in the level of privacy American society...

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American Court System Life with No Possibility of Parole Imagine receiving a 25-year prison sentence with no possible chance of parole. There is not even a way the sentence can be reduced from the start. ... Present day mandatory minimum sentencing laws were established during the early 1970's. ... Mandatory minimums sounded like a great idea when they were passed- (4). ... The vast majority says no. ...

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The Balkans were under the rule of the Ottoman Empire, the "Old Man" of Europe, which was declining from power. ... Furthermore, the Balkans were important to Russia for economic reasons since it provides easier access to the Mediterranean Sea and a larger market for Russian goods. ... These goals were accomplished through the principles of autocracy, Orthodoxy, and nationality. ... In the sixth century, the Slavs were driven into the Dnieper valley (modern day Ukraine) and moved as south as the Black Sea due to the search for secure lands which were free of nomadic attacks, a desire for free ...

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Misto depicts through distinctive visuals that such acts of injustice against women were also inflicted by the British Empire. Their ignorance is conveyed through colloquial language, 'the British were a bit thick' to criticise their resistance in evacuating their women. ... Friday the thirteenth' to exemplify the danger that the women were in by mentioning to a superstitious event. ... On the screen there are photographs of emaciated male prisoners of war, starving, dying and covered in tropical ulcers. ... And if the only way to get it is to tell the truth then....

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During the 1800's and early 1900's there were many different social classes present in Britain. There were the upper class women, who were considered to be too respectful to work, and if they did it was assumed that their husbands were not rich enough to support the family. ... Next there were the working class women, who had always made up a significant part of the workforce in the nineteenth century. ... The "sweated trades" were businesses where women were made to all sit together in a stuffy room with no windows thus causing sweat and an all round uncomfortable time. ... Then in ...

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Throughout the twentieth century there were forty million individuals were killed during some sort of Genocide. ... There were several genocides that occurred throughout the twentieth century. ... The Bosnian Genocide there were three groups call the Balkan States that never got along and were then forced to live together among them were the Serbs, Croats and the Bosnians, this genocide was allowed as the Serbs tricked the government into believing it was ethnically cleansing, which the government then allowed. ... Any possible signs of genocide that occur needs to be reported to the world and...

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This practice was going on over 2500 years ago, and even then there was a limit on those relationships by society. ... The Hebrews were very strictly against any type of sexual actions which were outside of the law (and there were many of those), and it was common that semen was considered "unclean," and any who come into contact with semen are therefore unclean. There were strict regulations on "nakedness," and the male genitalia were considered "hideous flesh" which is a direct translation of the word for "penis" in their language. ... These ideals involving sexuality and the male body we...

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(Luhby, 2012) As the loans were no longer being sold in an open market, these investment banks were not presenting the same amount of credible information about the loan packages, as would be required in an open market. ... When the housing bubble burst home values decreased drastically, and individuals began to realize that their loans cost more then what their homes were actually worth. ... Instead there were so many individuals who realized that they owed more in loans then they could afford, which often meant they could not afford to keep their homes any longer (Luhby, 2012). People who ...

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If euthanasia is to benefit someone's life then I believe that there should be no distinction between active and passive euthanasia. ... Given parallel examples, it is easy for us to conclude that there are no moral distinction between killing and letting die. ... According to Nesbitt's difference thesis, the second case would have morally been 'better', but since both were intended to kill it is not morally better and therefore showing that there is no moral difference between killing and letting die. ... If there is no distinction between killing and letting die then we...

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The children were then left on their own in a room with the doll and other toys and their behaviours were then monitored for anti-social and pro-social actions. ... They found that children who were originally aggressive in their behaviour, were effected by violent cartoons and displayed more anti-social behaviour but those who were initially classed as neutral showed no change in behaviour [4]. ... Cause and effect is difficult to establish in these studies as there is no control over variables and the cumulative effect of the independent variable has to be relied upon. ... There should ...

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There are three important sections of the Insolvency Act 1986. ... Whether there were good intentions or not should a company be insolvent upon trading then it is left to the directors to make a contribution on the company's behalf on winding up under law. ... The fact was that the items were a part of the company's business. ... Lonrho actually had no rights in the first place to the breach of sanctions. ... In the words of Judge Slade: "There is no general principal that all companies in a group of companies are to be regarded as one. ...

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Then with the failing of the Expos they were shipped off to Washington D.C. at the start of the 2004 season. ... Evidence shows that the answer to this question is: no, there will not be professional baseball in Canada in twenty years. ... The Blue Jays have posted many losing seasons since then and even this season when leading the American League East for most of the first half of the season there was still many empty seats in their ballpark. ... " When Rogers Communications purchased the Blue Jays in 2000 the Canadian Broadcast Corporation no longer had rights to the World Series and ...

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Some answers were even in the back of the book, so we just copied. The exams were based on pure memorization of the text. ... The history is no longer some dead facts presented in the textbook, but was then given its life again throughout the communication. ... Therefore as for the assignments of my college history class, there was no right and wrong answer but my genuine ideas. ... The process of learning was then more fascinating, motivating and memorable. ...

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Compared to the South, which was very poor, there was a 70% illiteracy rate at the time, there was no middle class, the economy was based on large estates and there was no infrastructure. ... This then created a fiscal pressure for people of the South as they were not able to keep up with the new ways and support themselves. The economic measures then put an increase on taxes on basic goods which made people of the South more poor and were not able to provide for themselves. ... As there were so many Italians immigrating at this time many Italians lived together which formed 'Little Ital...

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Locke and Rousseau were two great philosophers of the Enlightenment. ... Rousseau believes that there cannot be freedom when there is inequality. ... If we assume that what he says is true, and that competition is truly a product of society, then there is no reason to question Rousseau's statement that the State of Nature is a better state than present because it is the only time humans are truly free. ... According to Locke, in the State of Nature there is no need for a central authority figure to govern the actions of people because the people can govern themselves. ... If there were a...

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And the fact that I had to search for the background story of the lyrics and then saw the meaning and the value of that song seemed no enough to be the ultimate 'aesthetic value. ... I do not insist that being typical 'American folk song like music' is no of aesthetic value. ... And my answer is 'yes', with no doubt. But there needs to be some conditions as well. ... In a nutshell, an aesthetic value is what makes you feel sense and then think the embedded 'beauty' that you were not able to detect easily. ...

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From 1921 to 1924 there was cooperation with capitalism and the united front, a pragmatist decision due to enlightenment of the reality of the situation. ... Communist International was considered further to be of no consequence to a country focused on themselves. ... The Third Period of class against class was an attempt by Stalin to eliminate the rival of Bukharin and hence the change in policy contained no ideological motivation. ... Stalin then asserted that the aims of Socialists and Fascists are the same. ... They were also forced to convince Britain to join with them in alliance along ...

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However, one weekend, the weather was overcast and there were no people at the park. ... This further supports the stance that re-testing cannot always prevent researcher error and bias if there are no set standards that one cannot deviate from. Although there are problems with re-testing, there is value in it. ... Following this, the mind then reasons that if something can be reciprocated, then a certain result can be drawn. ... The beauty in being able to re-test results is that it is up to the individual to be satisfied with the results or to question why there is no exact answer....

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But if you were to test this understanding further, you begin to develop additional questions. ... How about a judge who is good at listening to all sides of a dispute, considering all the facts, and then deciding what is relevant and what is no, and then rendering a thoughtful judgment? ... Then there is picking out the main assumption in a newspaper editorial and examining the various reasons the editor offers in support of this assumption. ... There are people out there who have these skills but never use them. ... There are no proven abilities that are needed to make good decisions but cer...

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In fact, there is significant evidence to suggest that the Japanese Canadians were loyal to Canada. ... Although there is evidence, which indicates one government agency's intelligence service was ineffective, there is no conclusive evidence to suggest that they were all so poorly equipped. ... Let it be assumed in a hypothetical scenario that it is possible no subversive actions were taken by the Japanese community. If there was no subversion, then there would be no evidence of subversion. ... This man could be a four star general but then again he might not. ...

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On the part of the colonists they felt like they were being deprived of indivisible rights that were of theirs from birth and more worse is the fact that their right to complain was forbidden. ... The English constitution straightforwardly states that there should be no taxation without representation or consent yet this principle does not apply to the colonists. ... In addition, what intrigues the English is the fact that the colonists "declare openly that the Parliament of England had no right to tax them" (Page 102) yet if they are deemed as subjects of England then in their point of view "...

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Through rigorous proof, this premises would then follow deductive reasoning: since any number is real, then it is either rational, irrational, an integer, whole, or a natural number. ... The name Nazi Germany suggests that all Germans were part of the Nazi Party. ... The formula  x²+y²=z² is accepted by mathematicians for its validity as no exceptions were found to counterclaim this formula. ... Through imagination, mathematicians were able to understand that there is no perfect circle. ... If no counterclaims are evident, then a theorem can be completely certain. ...

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However, I argue that if and when safety is no longer an immediate concern, then reproductive cloning will be morally permissible. ... Of these, only 277 adult nuclei were transferred successfully to enucleated oocytes. ... Recently, scientists Rudolf Jaenisch of MIT and Ryuzo Yanagimachi of the University of Hawaii have concluded that "the process of cloning introduces genetic mutations and there seems no immediate way around the problem it is very irresponsible to think this method could be used for the reproduction of cloning humans." ... After a given amount of time, the cell can no longer...

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