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    Occupied the law on demonstrations attention of many individuals in the current period . Where abounded preparation demonstrations and became demonstrations factional does not represent all sides , but represent a few , which led to the government taking a decision to pass a law to pretend to reduce these demonstrations , which have become the only solution and the shelter first to turn to any even individual gain their rights without regard to the rights of other individuals. And pressure on the

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    The Government Effect On The Protests Protests have numerous factors that affect the result of the protest and one major element is the government. In the 1960’s some protests were brutal due to discrimination; yet, the largest protest achieved to maintain a safe environment because the government respected and allowed the protests. The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom in 1963 peacefully gathered approximately 250,000 citizens together to protest the high level of black unemployment

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    Can Riots/Public Demonstrations Bring Change? A demonstration is an action by a group of people in favor of a political or other cause. It normally consists of walking in a mass march formation and either beginning with or meeting at a designated endpoint to hear speakers. Actions such as blockades and sit-ins may also be referred to as demonstrations. Demonstrations can be violent or nonviolent. Nonviolent demonstrations can turn into violent demonstrations depending on the circumstances.

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    Effective demonstrations: In providing demonstration make sure you are in a position where the athletes can clearly see and hear you, identify 1 or 2 key points for the athletes to focus on. Then send them away to try it on their own and check on them to see if they are doing it correctly. Ask if they have any questions and check they understand by asking open questions. There are times when it might be more appropriate to use someone else to provide the demonstration. For example if there is someone

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    Crisleidy Rosario English 3 In Mary Shelley 's novel Frankenstein, there are many demonstrations of pitilessness that happen. The demonstrations of cold-bloodedness were submitted by Victor Frankenstein and his creation. A portion of the ways that Victor was unfeeling to his creation include: relinquishing his creation in the wake of giving it life, dishonestly claims to give him an existence accomplice, and malevolently plots to murder his creation. The creation, be that as it may, is not without

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    Analysis In order to have a successful mini lesson it is imperative that all its components are represent and developed in a clear and structured manner. In this mini lesson, all the components were present and for the most part they were developed clearly and well structured. The Motivation, in this lesson was considerable short the teacher made few questions, but I think that it helped fantastically in setting the mood and pace for the rest of the lesson. I liked that she leaded the students

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    mainstream media’s effect on grassroots activism, is the White March that took place in Belgium on October 20, 1997. The White March was a massive demonstration that included about 300,000 citizens. The demonstration surrounded the controversy of the arrest of murder Marx Dutroux. Stefaan Walgrave and Jan Manssesn studied the media coverage of this demonstration and concluded that, the media itself contributed to a majority

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    My YouTube evaluation, evaluated “Person-Centered Therapy Demonstration” posted by therapeutic speakeasy on February 23, 2016. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gvx2ZgEIxkc. This was a twenty-five-minute demonstration at a masters level clinical skills training conducted by Dr. Sarah Stewart Spencer and Dr. Jamison Law. The specific theory observed in this demonstration is the person-centered theory. Person-Centered Therapy (PCT) is a humanistic approach from the early 1940's that was articulated

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    of rigid, formal thinking, quality cannot be defined." (ZMM -- Pirsig 206) Pirsig, a theorist as well as a rhetorician would see the approach as the right idea. Students should be faced with challenges that require demonstration of understanding as well as some demonstration of quality. I know that stating Pirsig feels students need to demonstrate some effort towards quality is reaching, but I think that is what he is truly looking for students (his in particular) to be able to understand and

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    That was the wishful logo for Israeli protesters in a peaceful demonstration in August of 2014. Flooding Tel Aviv’s Rabin Square, 10,000 men, women, and children took part in the largest anti-Gaza war demonstration in Israel since the outbreak of hostilities more than one month ago. (Rothman-Zecher ) Israeli politician Hadash MK Mohammad Barakeh stated in Hebrew and Arabic, “We are building

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