Papers 1591-1600 of total 20956 found.
Category: /History
…becoming commonplace in the regions where pressure was put on the officials to take action. Threats of violence and the loss of assets of a family were gorilla tactics used on the offenders of non-compliance. The self-esteem of Chinese women and girls…
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Category: /History
…sterilization and abortions were becoming commonplace in the regions where pressure was put on the officials to take action. Threats of violence and the loss of assets of a family were gorilla tactics used on the offenders of non-compliance. The self-esteem…
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…. Another law allows domestic violence orders to be sent through certified mail if the party waives personal service before the court. Other laws dealing with crime issues have passed both Houses during this session and at present only await the Governor's…
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…cosmetic surgery. She also is appalled that this is still happening after 30 years of work by feminists (Picardie 8). Another activists group, with a less obvious link to the construction of this problem is domestic violence advocates. Psychologist Eileen…
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…Historically, women are an oppressed people not by birthright, but by baptism. “Women are kept, maintained and contained through terror, violence and spray of semen. It is profitable for the colonizers to confine our bodies from our own life processes…
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Category: /Literature/English
…will have the moral benefits of encouraging marriage and increasing mothers' love for their children. It will also likely spur a healthy competition among parents as to who can "bring the fattest Child to the Market," as well as reducing domestic violence
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…(SBUs) that have responsibility for overall business development. Such an SBU is able to coordinate the activities of the domestic and foreign divisions within the product group. This structure allows managers to decide, for example, which value creation…
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Category: /Literature/English
…thought by protecting domestic markets from imports it would give them a better chance to get established, brought this change into affect. This regime lasted until the 1950’s. In 1973 Ireland became a member of the European Community. In Chapter two…
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…Our current economy is experiencing strong economic growth and rapid expansion. The data show current gross domestic product (GDP), consumer price index (CPI), and the unemployment rate to support findings. The Federal Reserve is concerned about…
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Category: /History
…Laramie Treaty. Much of the violence that Indians were involved in could not be considered battles. Native Americans have been slaughtered in great numbers, both from direct combat and more subtle ways. In one of the most terrible examples of this in history…
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