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…ex parte Westminster council 1984 where the council withdrew offer of employment to a black man when faced with protests from a racist white workforce, even when they themselves genuinely wanted to employ him. This sends a clear signal to all employees…

…., Kamin, L,. & Lewaontin, R. C., 1984, p 27.) What could be a potential echo of the eugenic philosophy is the latest form of attempted manipulation to human genetics known as the Human Genome Project (HGP). The HGP is a worldwide research effort…

…Micron Technologies, the only maker of semiconductor memory chips based in the US was founded and incorporated in 1978. After becoming a publicly held company in June of 1984 selling 2.2 million shares of common stock at an initial price of $14 per share…

…and reinforcing where social appearance matters. Those who are slim are more likely to be admired by others. Wyrwicka (1984) states that restricted eating may begin as a means of being slim but can eventually get out of control. Anorectics can gain great…

…tides and low tides." (Virginia Woolf "Mrs Dalloway and Essays," Moscow, Raduga Publishers, 1984, p.18) It means that besides mechanical time, there exists each character's sense of time. These specific features make novel "Mrs Dalloway" more attractive…

…the years of 1981 and 2001. In 1984, congress passed the 21 National Minimum Drinking Age Law, which states that the minimum age to consume alcoholic beverages is 21. Thanks to MADD, another major federal legislation act included the Drunk Driving Prevention…

…(6th, 200m swimming medley, 1984) to Bert Cameron (silver, 400 relay, 1988), to Grace Jackson (silver, 200m, 1988), to Winthrop Graham (silver, 400m hurdles, 1992), Raymond Stewart, Juliet Cuthbert (silver, 100, 200m, 1992), Deon Hemmings (gold, 400 hurdles…

…campaign for President when he was shot at four times with the fourth bullet finally killing him. Bobby's three sons apparently could not escape from the curse, either: His son David died in 1984 of a drug overdose, his son Joe was involved in a 1973 car…

…(BBBBIIIIGGGG mistake) and he was allowed to bring his team of engineers. Apple did the obvious and stole the GUI from Xerox. After his own computer, the LISA, flopped, Jobs latched on to the project of one of his engineers. In 1984, the Apple Macintosh was born…

…for a while. Then computer networking became an utter necessity.         In 1984 the National Science Foundation got into theact,through its office of Advanced Scientific Computing.          The new NSFNET set a blisteing pace for technical…