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    On February 12th 2014, college students from different institutions all across Venezuela stormed the streets in protest against the economic crisis that is still facing their country today. These student protesters claim that the protests are a result of the scarcity of goods, high rates of criminal violence, and inflation within the country. They believed that both the current and previous governments are responsible for the horrible conditions within the country because of economic policies that

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    Among the many differing cases of wrongfully convicted Canadians, the case of Guy Paul Morin is very interesting. There were many issues that caused an innocent man from Queensville, Ontario to be convicted of the murder of Christine Jessop. We’re going to look at how the police failed to conduct a thorough investigation, how the court system failed, and how cases like this can be preventing in the future. Christine Jessop was a nine year old girl who after bring dropped off by the school bus

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    The arrival of home-video however had an opposite impact. And it was just a beginning of the whole technological revolution that will completely turn people’s film watching habits upside down. Film viewing was taken into the comfort of the home space with the arrival of television. However the capabilities that home-video, followed by DVD-s, Blu-rays, Netflix and all the other VOD services, were a true breakthrough for the film buffs. This change on one hand inaugurated a completely new stage of

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    Justice is what society dreams to accomplish as everybody is filled with evil thoughts, but justice can only be achieved through sacrifice. Martin Luther King, Jr. said it best in his quest for equality, “…Every step toward the goal of justice requires sacrifice.” Khaled Hosseini’s novel The Kite Runner displays glimpses of this very sacrifice in the character of Hassan whom’s name means “to be good”. What he sacrifices is truly breathtaking as he never thinks of himself first. Hassan is introduced

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    Elizabeth I, was the queen of England 1558-1613, while she may have brought great success and stability to the government she was questioned in her ability to lead due to her gender. Gender became a critical part of her reign and was brought into question by numerous religious figures. Although most thought a woman was unfit to be a ruler, this did not stop Elizabeth from responding to the criticism with determination to making wise and selfless decisions that proved what a strong leader she was

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    The Thirty Years’ War began as a battle of religion in the Holy Roman Empire but soon became a battle over political power in Continental Europe. The Peace of Augsburg (1555), which was previously established in the Holy Roman Empire, had given a toleration to Lutherans and gave them a gateway to more political and religious power in their provinces. This new Lutheran power and the Calvinist power from the Letter of Majesty (1609), established by Rudolph II to tolerate Calvinism along with Lutheranism

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    As Protestantism began to spread in Europe, tension arose between Catholics and Protestants. The tension caused war between monarchs, nobles, and common people over religion. However, the many wars evolved into being about much more than religion; they became about politics and specifically, a struggle for power. Many people throughout Europe saw religion as a perfect pretext for the real reason of war: power. Through the seemingly infinite wars of religion, politics and religion came hand in hand

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    Analyse of Zara

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    qualité du design, les actions de développement et de fidélisation, la gestion de l’image de la marque et de ses valeurs à travers des projets humanitaires, culturels et sociaux. En effet, Zara privilégie une politique environnementale et une politique de protection des animaux. La politique environnementale est respectée à travers : - les boutiques : économie d’énergie, magasins eco-efficace, réduction de la production des déchets et recyclage, équipe sensibilisée à cette protection.

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    Google Innovation Process

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    apparemment très bien : 50 produits/services de Google ont été développés pendant ces 10/20% de temps. L’entreprise a même créée un poste de direction dédié à cette partie du temps de travail des employés. L’innovation est une prise de risque. La politique générale de Google implique une grande souplesse concernant les innovations qui ne marchent pas. L’un des slogans est « Fail often, fail quickly, and learn ». Google encourage donc à se « tromper » si l’erreur permet une réaction, un apprentissage

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    When Americans think politics, the first person that comes to mind is the current president. We either love him or love to hate him, with very few of us falling in between. Why is this? Like all humans, we Americans consider what’s best for us and our wellbeing when making any decision or facing any tradeoff. If your local Congressman does casework for you, you’re more likely to vote them back into office. If President Obama’s stimulus plan gave you a job when you were struggling to find work, you’re

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