Papers 1991-2000 of total 71982 found.
…1.0<Tab/><Tab/>Introduction The nature of human resource management (HRM) is an integral part of an organisation, maintaining a healthy and structured HRM plays a major part in the key success of the organisation (Mullins…
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Category: /Literature/English
…As Life Passes Us By There are many phrases in the English language that make reference to and/or express warning in the shortness and importance of life. But no matter how often people hear it, generally, they don't understand. We, as humans, do…
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cloned, and with the current technology, humans could also be cloned. This raises the most ethical and moral issues because many questions would be raised about the clone. What will be the purpose of making exact human copies? We might even get to a point…
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…and owner of Human Resource Advantage states that "A business must determine what type of interaction its employees will have with clients." (Hill 15) If a position involves a lot of customer interaction, the employee's dress may have an influence on the clients…
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Category: /Literature/English
…of them were not accidental. Why do the boys act so hostile? It is because, as human beings, they and the rest of their race have a natural penchant for brutality. In a normal, civilized society, we are taught to suppress this tendency. It is only when we…
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Category: /Literature/Poetry
…Ode To a Grecian Urn This poem says something insidious about human nature, or at least civilization. But before I get into that, this is what I believe the poet is trying to say, and I only use the term "believe" because there are many different…
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Category: /History
…contribution to Society and the fact that he rose to greatness on the basis of sheer talent alone. Thus with the above account it can be clearly stated that Napoleon was a great soldier in the ongoing war for human dignity and liberty.…
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Category: /Literature
…NUTRITION: WHAT IT IS AND WHAT IT SHOULD BE The first key to nutrition is to eat a healthy diet. In order for food to be nutritious, it needs to be consumed in the form that God created it- compatible for the human body. The world's healthiest people…
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…disturbing, fear of this new science led Congress to pass laws against use involving humans. Congress went so far as to even ban the use of federal funding for experimenting using human cells (Kassirer and Rosenthal 1). Cloning has great potential in medical…
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