Papers 2481-2490 of total 39775 found.
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…of money. Once in Switzerland Frederic and Catherine relax and wait for the baby to come. Catherine goes into labor in the morning of a spring day in 1918. She has a long and difficult labor. Her doctor resorts to anesthesia. After she suffers for hours, he…
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Category: /Literature/Novels
…life in 1887. This description included numerous references to the labor strikes which torment him in the construction of his new home, the completion of which directly affects his pending marriage to Edith Bartlett. Upon ending an evening of Dining…
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…, lectured and canvassed across the nation for the vote for women's rights. She would also go on to campaign for the abolition of slavery, women's rights to their own property and earnings, and women's labor organizations. In 1900, Anthony persuaded the University…
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…of labour or capital" (Encarta 2001). S. Encel (1984:83) claims that in Australian society, "The 'working class' does not mean those people who work for a living, but those people who are exploited by the capitalist system". Traditionally, the Australian Labor
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…a traditional division of labor by gender. For example, girls help their mothers in the kitchen and boys help their fathers in the yard. In addition to the division of labor by gender, in the Mexican culture adult males are "expected" to be dominant over adult…
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…or otherwise, to emphasize on the concept of hope that that child will get to safety. But, as soon as the girl climbed the stairs, the colors disappeared, and later in the film, we witness that all those people that sought to hide in the houses were killed…
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…to the Medicaid program. The current average cost to care for a patient in a nursing home is nine times greater than that of a single dependent child. The price of medical care, in general, has drastically increased. Expensive new technology and procedures…
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…approved an act restricting child labor on products flowing into interstate commerce, though the Supreme Court deemed the law unconstitu-tional. And in 1916, the Adamson Act of 1916 established an eight-hour work day for all employees on trains in interstate…
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…is well known for its rampant piracy and copycat products. Other areas that maybe of concern are the possibilities of using a distributor with unlawful labor practices such as child-labors, poor working conditions and inhumane treatment of workers. Even…
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…in the government by the public, limits on number of children one is allowed to have, and uses cheap labor, child labor, and political prisoners to compete in international markets. Tens of thousands of people are arbitrarily detained or imprisoned for peacefully…
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