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…Funds According to Kamerschen (1984), pension funds hold their assets in the form of corporate stocks, although some other long-term claims, such as real estate, corporate bonds, government obligations, and many others are held. Such funds are usually…

…be an intervening factor, but I don't think it is the sole contributor to aggression in children.         Johnathan L. Freedman (1984) reviewed the available field and correlational research on televised violence and increases in aggressiveness. He only reviewed…

…. (Chicago, 1984)., p20. (Class notes) 20 Ibid., p27. (Class notes) 21 Ibid., p34. (Class notes) 22 Ibid., p42. (Class notes) 23 Nigel Boss,The Introduction to Chinese Medicine.(Brookline, 1988)., p92…

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…at all times. (Miller 1984 p.462) Immorality then would be to make exceptions for ourselves by acting only on maxims that we cannot universalize out of our own will. It is those who act in such a way and then expect others to act different to our way, who…

…because many feel drinking is a right they should have since they are considered adults. This is an issue that faces the national and state governments. The United States passed a law in 1984 to raise the drinking age to 21, and would reduce highway funds…

…. San Diego, California, Greenhaven press, Inc., <Tab/>1984. Freeman, James. "Why Communism is Bad." USA Today. <Tab/><http://www.usatoday.com/news/comment/columnists/freeman/ncjf71.htm. "On the Issues: Vietnam War." USA…

…births than does using cocaine while pregnant (Blackwell, 1995). Moreover, several studies have shown that approximately 15 to 45 percent of all unfavorable pregnancy outcomes may be caused by smoking (McIntosh, 1984). Some of the pregnancy problems…

…States passed a law in 1984 to raise the drinking age to 21, and would reduce highway funds for states that didn't change the age. Should the drinking age be lowered to 18 years old, when one is considered an adult, and assumes adult privileges and penalties…

…not have appreciated the risk even if she had thought about it. Robert Goff LJ felt constrained by the decisions of the House in Caldwell and R v R (Stephen Malcolm) (1984) 79 Cr App R 334 but he expressed his unhappiness in doing so and clearly did not see…