People also migrate because of pull factors. ... By the end of April 1999, over six hundred thousand people moved as result of the war to neighboring Albania, and Macedonia, while some others moved to Montenegro and Bosnia. ... People did not like this coalition. ... There are people who have no shelter. ... He said that uniting would be good because as they are part of the European Union we could move to different countries without visas, and we would be stronger state. ...

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Eurocentrism is also a theory about the way cultural processes tend to move over the surface over the world as a whole.[1] They tend to flow out of the European sector and toward the non-European sector, such as Japan, China and Korea. ... People were just satisfied the way they lived and not wanted to improve and become equal to the West. Fukuzawa urged middle class people in Japan to nurture a civilization because they have knowledge and intellect. ... Fukuzawa was worried that westerners may consider Japan was similar to China and Korea because they are located closely in east Asia.[2] Ther...

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Smoking is not an easy habit for many people to just quit. ... With a smoke free policy, more people will choose to eat out rather than at home. ... Smoke is a gas, which means the smoke will move freely until it fills the container it is in. ... Eventually, smoke that originates in the smoking section will move throughout the whole restaurant. ... Some people get physically sick when breathing in smoke. ...

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Germany's surrender after the war was devastating to the German people who thought they were winning. ... It fell on to the shoulders of the German Socialist Party who of course took the blame by the German people. ... (Lecture) Another economic disaster hits an already desperate people. ... When people can't work, they feel useless. ... In a move to have control over government to move his measures through, Chancellor Bruning convinces President Hindenburg to invoke Article 48 of the constitution which gives the president power to rule by decree in a state of emergency. ...

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People seem to go to great lengths to discover other folks email addresses and then flood them with allsorts of unsolicited mail. ... Also other advertisements to entice people into gambling and further debit. ... I want to discuss this topic and show evidence of other examples of intrusion into people's privacy and the lengths society has to go to stop the blatant breach of our rights. ... Its still not enough and they need to move faster this problem is growing, even today I received 12 emails from unknown sources and it all takes time to sort out. ... To make a point, the edi...

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This was new to the French people since scrutinizing a man placed in power by God would shameful and blasphemous. ... Her blatant disregard and ignorance to the situation of her people and country further outraged the peasants. ... On October 6, 1789, 20,000 people stood outside the Versailles demanding that Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette move to Paris. ... The mob subsided when both Marie and Louis XVI decided to move to Paris. ... Over 17,000 people were officially tried and executed during the Rule of the Guillotine; more died in prison or were executed without trial. ...

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These new weapons made it easier for Stone Age people to hunt animals, as well as against other humans in battle over land. ... "The Europeans preferred the straight sword while people in other countries favored the curved one. ... It later moved on to thick but light steel. ... It was almost impossible to move around yet it was also impossible to penetrate easily. ...

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The study and practice of religion was a central focus in the lives of many European people during the first century. ... Large aisled churches, developing rituals and texts, and the development of a clergy also helped to move the Christian religion into a more organized state. ... This new religion based on love and acceptance grew in popularity through the missionary effort to teach people that Christianity was open to all people everywhere as long as they accepted Jesus Christ as God and Savior. ... These "holy wars" involved the external struggle against the disbelief of other religi...

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Therefore, the people of this era depicted science as a key element to ignite political and religious change. ... This displayed the cycle in which the planets move. ... This array of unique values for judgement causes theories to appear correct in only certain areas and by certain people. ... Numerous people utilized science to bolster their religious or political position. ... The people of Europe in the 17th and 18th centuries were driven to promote moral order and the open spread of ideas for the common good. ...

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Trade slowly increased and moved inland which enlarged existing settlements and created new ones along its major routes, which steadily enriched it's inhabitants, and in the 12th and 13th centuries came to an early climax. ... Many people have many different understanding of what the Renaissance was. ... The humanists helped people to understand, appreciate, and to conduct their lives. Religion gave the people something to believe in despite its hardships. The artistic side of the Renaissance is mainly what people think about when they think of this era. ...

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Not all rulers have the people's best interests in mind. ... Napoleon used the people's money for war instead of what they needed. ... "State prisons were set up in which political suspects could be detained without trial for as long as a year."4 Distinguished and well-known men and women known for being against the regime were forced to move to different provincial towns. ... We must use it to control the people. ... The common people were given more rights. ...

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By the end of the sixteenth century the centre of witch hunting activity had moved to the Holy Roman Empire. ... The people at that time had very little concept of the weather and so an unexpected hailstorm was hard to explain physically, so a more spiritual explanation had to be found. ... Local people had the concept that the hiatus in the harvests was due to the poor cursing the rich. ... There is no single explanation for the rise in witch trials in the late sixteenth and early seventeenth century, there is more of a case for a complex interrelation of factors that group to show how the...

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Before the scientific era, people would turn to their faith for answers. ... Meaning the people of Europe were in a state of uncontrollable panic. ... The people put on trail were always found guilty. ... Women and possibly some men were scared of every move they made. ... It was a scary time in Europe during this witch-craze because people could only trust a few people and they had no idea if they even trusted you back. ...

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This plague caused devastating loss of people and of livestock and it reoccurred in four main stages throughout the Middle Ages. ... Those who died from the plague were often left to rot as people were too scared to move their bodies at the risk of getting infected themselves and many avoided having or caring for those infected or ill people in their homes in fear of being infected themselves or at the risk of infecting their families. in London, 15,000 peasants alone were killed by the Justinian plague and in other places it is thought that thousands more people had died (Ross, 2014). ... How...

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All of these events sparked controversy in many Americans and people around the world that is why I am sure people will read about this in the future. ... The nature and the face of politics are also going to change as we move rapidly into the 21st Century. ... "In 1999, the world's population exceeded six billion people. It took 10.000 generations, up until 1927, to reach two billion people on earth. ... Our world is now home to a 78 million people, and this figure grows every year. ...

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When he returned to Portugal he was embarrassed of the way the Portuguese people live. ... He felt that one of the major issues plaguing Portugal was the persecution of people of Jewish decent. ... During this time a move like this is extremely revolutionary and is a major highlight of the Iberian Enlightenment. ... The attack on religious groups is where I do believe there was genuine feeling of enlightenment among people. ... The congruity among people on this issue is something not only shared in Iberia, but the rest of Europe. ...

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The city with the highly specialised services and financial innovation "a site for post-industrial production" (Sassen 1991) The service sector still employs 2.3 million people within the Ile-de-France region. ... Recent sectoral growth in the service sector in recent years has led to strong demand again for highly qualified people, and increases in wage levels. The growing wealth of these people in the service sector has caused particularly in Paris the social segregation. Lower paid disadvantaged groups have become concentrated in certain districts within Paris, while the more affluent we...

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Guns, Germs, And Steel In Guns, Germs, And Steel, author Jared Diamond uses environmental and geographical determinism to explain why some of the world's people have advanced so much more than the rest of the world's peoples. ... He begins by discussing the anatomy and migration patterns of the earliest humans on earth, and then moves on to the extinction of the Australian/ New Guinean animals. ... He points out that had the aborigines of Australian inhabited Eurasia, they would be the dominant people today, and not the whites, because it is the location, not the ethnicity that ...

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Threats came and she had to defend her territory, her people, and her status. ... After the conquest of the Okinawa, the troops move ahead to Japan. ... The bomb claimed more than 350000 people and many more died later from heavy radiation doses. ... Her military resources had dwindled too, but then her people had learnt to be efficient, Simple home-gadgets manufacturing companies began manufacturing firearms. ...

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I've been Emailed by a few people in Europe, almost all of whom have held different opinions than I do. ... I might further surprise you by suggesting that the best way to fix it would be to kill a whole bunch more people. ... People who've never actually had to deal with the way things are make demands. ... The people who would die as a result of this would be exactly the right people, the ones who should never, ever be released. ... All people. ...

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When a violent action is reported publicly, there is a move to blame someone or something for what has happened. ... Without a doubt, media violence does influence people. However, does media violence influence people to the point of lashing out in violence? ... Some people think so because they believe that aggression will make a child hurt someone else. ... Littleton, Colorado was devastated when events in Columbine High School left twenty-three people wounded and fifteen people dead, including the two supposedly "unstable- gunmen, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold. ...

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I moved on to the Holocaust tour. ... People who voiced their opinion against Hitler were never heard from again. ... Ordinary people were also involved in the annihilation of the Jews. ... Still many "ordinary people" actually volunteered to help kill Jews. ... The Nazi's wanted to get rid of other people, not only the Jews, but they were singled out for total annihilation. ...

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I moved on to the Holocaust tour. ... People who voiced their opinion against Hitler were never heard from again. ... Ordinary people were also involved in the annihilation of the Jews. ... Still manyordinary people? ... 100 Jews died and people lined up on the streets to watch the deportation of Jews. ...

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There are only few large competition in the industry and they fulfill desires to mostly wealthy people. ... These consumers are the most price insensitive group, and they even expect high priced products, which most people cannot afford. ... For example, some countries' customers are willing to move away from common recognized brand due to the fact that they want to purchase more exclusive products. ...

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The governments and people from those countries went on borrowing sprees, racking up huge debts (Hack, C 2012).... In the US millions of people were given home loans that were not able to pay them back and it left the US severely in debt. ... MNCs and investors feared the euro might weaken and began to move their investments out of euros. ...

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