Papers 1511-1520 of total 4897 found.
…ideas; we would all conform under totalitarian rule for fear of punishment, quite like in the fictional world of dictatorship portrayed in George Orwell's ingenious novel, 1984. Thus, the First Amendment is often considered by many the most important…
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Category: /Law & Government
…Mexican deity worshipped as a dark and evil vampire. Critics have suggested that the planet represents Cold War totalitarianism, much like the mechanical, robot-like creatures that inhabit Orwell's 1984. Other critics interpret Camazotz as a comment…
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…-assisted suicide. Four of them failed: Washington in 1991, California in 1992, Michigan in 1998, and Maine in 2000. The exception is Oregon. In 1984 voters approved the ''Death with Dignity Act'' by a thin margin of 51 percent to 49 percent. The measure permits…
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…by existing companies, they have a substantial amount of experience in the target market (Threat of Failure). Bibliography: "School of the Americas to Move?" 17 August 1984. Latin America Regional Reports: Mexico & Central America. London…
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Category: /Law & Government
…to be the president! ------------------------ Biography covering the life and achievements of Harvey Milk. URL: http://www.time.com/time/time100/heroes/profile/milk01.html Movie: The Times of Harvey Milk (1984)…
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…problems and dilemmas of leisure class white house-wives" while "masses of women were concerned about economic survival, ethnic and racial discrimination, etc." (hooks, 1984, 2). The same logic can be applied to Mr. Erickson's article. In his attempt to bring…
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…by increasing technological advancements and productivity. China's people's communes (see Glossary) eliminated by 1984--after more than twenty-five years--and responsibility system (see Glossary) of production introduced in agricultural sector. Private ownership…
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…understand our own culture first. In 1984, I moved from Minnesota to the Texas-Mexico border and settled in Weslaco, Texas. I married into a Hispanic family and found the culture to be very interesting. Many of the Hispanic holidays are the same as the American…
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…therapist and Hank Harrison, a publisher, Courtney Love was a free spirit from the get go. For most of her life, Courtney traveled around with her family living mostly in hippie communes. After receiving a trust fund from her grandmother in 1984, Courtney…
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Category: /History
…in March and April 1984. Eruptions of volcanic mountains are one of its amazing highlights. During various eruptions, huge fiery clouds rise over the mountain, and Reddish/yellowish Rivers of lava rush forward along its sides. In some other eruptions, red-hot…
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