More than 50% of the juvenile crime populations suffers from a mental disorder but has landed themselves their for various reasons. ... Whether these programs are beneficial, promising or need work, they all aim for the goal of helping the offender stray away from a life of crime. ... More than 2 million youth become formally involved with the juvenile justice system each year.Behind the 14% percent of your youth that makes up our population are underlaying unfamiliar statistics. ... These three attributes are critical to any research approach because they generate the most beneficial measure...

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More than 50% of the juvenile crime populations suffers from a mental disorder but has landed themselves their for various reasons. ... Whether these programs are beneficial, promising or need work, they all aim for the goal of helping the offender stray away from a life of crime. ... More than 2 million youth become formally involved with the juvenile justice system each year.Behind the 14% percent of your youth that makes up our population are underlaying unfamiliar statistics. ... These three attributes are critical to any research approach because they generate the most beneficial measure...

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Basically the local government is an intermediary channelling the framework of government into each individual community in order to create a beneficial outcome. ... Without the role of local government, communities are extremely vulnerable to failure as no authority is available to provide guidance for the correct distribution of resources in development. This can lead to long term market failure. ... Ultimately local governments are used as a catalyst by the private sector and government, as they are supplied with the capital to distribute correctly into the community, creating more rapid, p...

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I wanted nothing more than success but I was unable to form any of the habits essential to acquire that goal we all want me to reach. ... I dreaded going to work but even more so I hated my classes. ... That forced me to stop taking classes but I hoped to one-day restart on the pathway towards success. ... These schools were much more selective, however, I remained persistent to my belief that failure is superior to giving no attempt at all. ... Although the previously stated goals are directly beneficial to me, they will also have a positive impact on those near me and to society as a whole....

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Death from a cocaine overdose is often the result of convulsions, heart failure, or respiratory failure. ... The drug war was a failure in its dealings with the poor. It was, however, a success among the middle and upper classes who were happy with the notion that they were doing something to combat drug use. ... As time goes on it would be beneficial to look more closely at the war on drugs, and to focus more on the rehabilitation of drug users than the punishment of them. Helping people "Just say no to poverty" may in fact cost more than simply busting the heavy users and dealers, but in...

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Political factions are both beneficial to a society and detrimental. ... The masses were used as spectators rather than actual activists. ... This probably included more elite privileges and more restraints on egalitarian ideals. ... Political parties are allowed, including parties that oppose the dictatorship (though these usually have little success in practice). ... Whether political parties are beneficial to society as a whole one could not argue that they have not had triumphs and failures throughout the years. ...

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The problem with passive resistance, however, is its failure to be recognized. ... Bartleby the man is opposing the monotony of life in a work place where production equals success. ... There is but one lawyer working this firm but he is bent on success and success means high productivity. ... How could such a productive member of this society be so different than its other members? ... For Bartleby, life had become more than the quest for success. ...

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The narrow-definition limits the stakeholder to those "groups that are vital to the survival and success of the corporation (Rodewald 32). ... In a capitalistic society, corporations who go out of their way to help out the community function more like a part of socialist economy then a capitalistic economy (Friedman 158). ... Helping out society and contributing to its success seems so noble and so attractive that it feels like an easy decision. ... That has been proven by the success of capitalism and the failure of socialism. ... Milton Friedman believes in the free market system and the...

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Bill Gates adopted this style and developed Microsoft, a billion dollar success. ... For instance, an example where democratic leadership has been effective is in the success of Nissan. ... In the authoritarian group, the children made less creative decisions and were more dysfunctional than in the democratic groups. While autocratic leadership can be beneficial at times, there are more times where this style may be problematic. ... Hitler is an example of an authoritarian failure. ...

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But success, while highly valued in our society, can be more or less motivational. People who are highly creative, for example, actually experience failure far more often than success. ... "But what of the criteria for success?" Teachers define success in many ways. ... Enjoyment of success. ...

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The work force today is more diverse than ever and is rapidly becoming even more diversified as time passes. ... Understanding of what listening entails might be beneficial. ... Listening one-on-one is somewhat different than listening to a speaker as part of a group. ... Listening as a member of a group or audience is some different than listening one-on-one. ... Inadequate communication leads to the failure of a management. ...

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Although the Liberal Party has a tough chance at winning the next election, success for them would aid in bringing about the legalization of marijuana. ... Profits can be made in more than just the final sale of cannabis. ... As a result, not only would it be cheaper, but it would also be much safer than the marijuana that one could purchase illegally. ... The removal, or at minimum reduction, of drug violence in our streets would be beneficial to everyone in Canada. ... They strongly believe that the public, media and policy makers must be educated about the failure of current drug policy by...

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Aid is not a long term option for Africa Moyo argues, depending on aid is the status quo but there is nothing to show for more than 3 trillion dollars. ... They are, opening capital markets, allowing more Chinese forging direct investment, free trade agreements and introducing more diverse banking institutions. ... Moyo argues, "The benefits from trade are for the most part are beneficial to nations" (Moyo, 2009). Free trade is beneficial to the aggregate GDP of a nation but does not necessarily translate to growth per capita income. ... Agricultural subsidies are key to China's...

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Although education develops personal characteristic traits, improving students' learning skills is more beneficial. ... She says the likelihood of the person's failure in high school is highly increased as they spend further times in jail or commits criminal activities more times (p. 613-630). ... Therefore, their response to medication is better than illiterate patients' response. ... Some opponent thinks education effect on developing students' personalities is more beneficial than acquiring skills. ... In other words, success depends mainly on person's confidence...

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Factors such as weak micro-foundations and political infeasibility have contributed to policy reversals or failures of such programs in many of these nations (Basher, 2013). ... Every increase in population has led to more problems than benefits. ... Due to the shortage of investment funds, social infrastructures like education, health, and care of the environment will to decrease, exactly when an increase would be beneficial to the economy. ... Health care is vital in a growing population, yet exactly when an increase in health care would be beneficial, it is lacking. ... To ensure success, d...

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They are morality tales, in which the gangster lives in an inverted dream world of success and wealth. Although they are doomed to failure and inevitable death, gangsters are portrayed as the victims of circumstance - all other "normal- avenues to the top are unavailable to them. ... "They rise to power with a tough cruel fazade while showing an ambitious desire for success and recognition, but underneath they can express sensitivity and gentleness."" ... However, gangster films were soon being blamed for "copycat- crimes and "because of their overt celebration of the gangster-hero and thei...

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They struggle at centralizing their opposition and have not seen considerable success. ... However, as the Civil War continues to engulf Syria, the United Nations is struggling to support more than 9 million displaced people. 0 Lebanon, a considerably small country in the Middle East, is taking significantly more Syrian refugees than any other country. ... In order for the aiding of refugees to continue, the United States has an obligation to accept more Syrians into its borders. ... Failure to address the allocation of humanitarian aid received by Syria threatens the success that has been m...

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In order to fully understand the limitations of Khrushchev's efforts it is beneficial to look at his major reforms in agriculture, industry and his administrative reorganizations. ... Moreover, Khrushchev's inability to foresee consequences led to confusion and eventually failure. ... Khrushchev's lack of foresight caused him to overlook the fact that local officials would put more emphasis on local needs rather than the central. ... His vision was flawed, but on encountering opposition he became more and more determined to find the right route to cornucopia. ... It is clear th...

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In order to fully understand the limitations of Khrushchev's efforts it is beneficial to look at his major reforms in agriculture, industry and his administrative reorganizations. ... Moreover, Khrushchev's inability to foresee consequences led to confusion and eventually failure. ... Khrushchev's lack of foresight caused him to overlook the fact that local officials would put more emphasis on local needs rather than the central. ... His vision was flawed, but on encountering opposition he became more and more determined to find the right route to cornucopia. ... It is clear th...

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Larger projects that may take months or years tend to be more involved, and therefore require more planning. These jobs tend to have more unseen problems which lead to rescheduling and incurring more costs. ... It is believed that the process of planning is more important than the resulting plan. ... There are more than sixty computer programs for critical path scheduling alone! ... Providing workers with a visual map of what the final project will look like can be very beneficial. ...

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The way one markets one's business will determine one's level of success or failure. ... Managing a business involves a lot more than just having the interest of being one's own boss. ... It takes more than an idea to construct and control a continuing business. ... Nightclub enjoyment is more of a foundation than easy day-by-day process (NightclubBiz.com). ... Of course, to develop this beneficial market, it is not as easy as just opening a room, and playing music. ...

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Scientist Wilmut states that "[t]he success rate is so low that you would do better to breed naturally. [One] would get far more offspring" (Wilmut 69) What will happen to human clones that are not generated correctly? ... For instance, a person who is suffering from a kidney disease could get a clone of their particular organ, in which the clone organ will work better and longer than a transplant organ. The procedure of cloning could also have other medical breakthroughs such as producing ways to prevent heart failure, Down's syndrome, diabetes, and other incurable diseases. ... Eve...

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Starving for Acceptance In today's society, where physical characteristics are used to measure beauty and success, people are willing to push their bodies to extremes to achieve physical perfection. As an overweight woman, I may be considered a failure of society's beauty test. ... Although the disorders are less common among young people who are Asian and black, there is evidence that blacks are more likely to develop bulimia than anorexia. ... These medications are beneficial because they treat the psychological symptoms (?... The most frequent cause of death in anorexics is s...

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It is agreed upon by most of the people that the use of teams and teamwork is highly beneficial for organizations as a whole and the individuals as well (Stockley, D. 2006). ... The interaction of these people and their relation to each other is a variable to determine the success of the team. ... These situations can prove to be a hindrance in the way of team's success. ... In order to make the team work much more effectively and productively, the problem behaviours should be clearly understood, then addressed and eradicated. ... They all have spent a very long time with each other and t...

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"This in contrast to Intrepreneurs who according to a strategic management journal in 1990 (Strategic Management Journal, Vol 2, P49) take more estimated and measured risks, meaning every effort is made to minimise and even remove them completely before they have to be taken. ... Whereas the entrepreneur may have more personal financial loss but is able to pick himself up and start again without his reputation being affected as much. ... Branson likes to see his companies as part of the Virgin family rather than a hierarchy. ... Branson believes that this way is more beneficial as it helps ...

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