Papers 2901-2910 of total 26892 found.
…could not keep all the inmates that should be in jail because of over crowding in the prisons (NC). The problems of the system also extended to probation, restitution, and other non-prison punishments. The threatened prison time for violating non…
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…Book Review: The Condition of Postmodernity, David Harvey is well-known in social theory circles for books like Social Justice and the City (1973), The Limits to Capital (1982), The Urbanization of Capital (1985), and Consciousness and The Urban…
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…sell. The private sector gives the advertising industry the money to sell their products, and the company that offers the most capital is the one who gets their product aired. This is where one of our major constraints, known as, competition comes…
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Category: /History
…their ancestors had magical powers that could punish them or could help them make wise decisions. To keep their ancestors happy, they brought gifts of food and wine to special places or temples. They held many celebrations to honor their ancestors. Oracle Bones…
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…Epistemology: Reason Ethics: Self-interest Politics: Capitalism In other words, nature exists independent of human thought. Reason is the only method of perceiving this reality. All humans seek personal happiness and exist for their own sake, and should…
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…sell. The private sector gives the advertising industry the money to sell their products, and the company that offers the most capital is the one who gets their product aired. This is where one of our major constraints, known as, competition comes…
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Category: /History
…, and the Soviet Union. Each supporting country then worked to help rebuild the damaged area and reconstruct the political and economic systems of its zone using its own such structures as a guide.[2] For the western part of the former Germany, capitalism
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…. The private sector gives the advertising industry the money to sell their products, and the company that offers the most capital is the one who gets their product aired. This is where one of our major constraints, known as, competition comes into play. Whatever…
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Category: /History
…of separation" in Texas, constitutes more than half the length of the border. In the decades following the Mexican War, U.S. cattle barons and agricultural opportunists from the East and Midwest with substantial capital and extensive mercantile connections came…
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…to deal as forthrightly and intelligently with important issues of freedom and the law as any work, perhaps, since the Federalist Papers." Parker reacted to the charges with fury as they were punishing him for his most central and sacred principles. He felt…
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