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…from now, we may look back at the end of the 20th century and ponder why business and society ignored these trends for so long -- how one species thought it could flourish while nature ebbed. Historians will show, perhaps, how politics, the media, economics…

…that they were not written to cover all eventualities, especially those concerning violence and abuse, which is becoming commonplace for many disadvantaged women. <Tab/>Michael Katz took a different approach to poverty in his book "In the Shadow…

…. Evaluation of Sources Sources used for evaluation are: African Media and Conflict. A Harvest of Treason Trials by Goodson Machona. <Tab/>The article "A Harvest of Treason Trials" by Goodson Machona was based on how the Zambian leadership had been…

…the religion. Upon immigration, many of them turned to organized crime and gangs. This gave the real Rastas a bad name and they were extremely negatively characterized in the United States and other first world nations' media. Only in the early 80's…

…Korea helped South Vietnam because of their political closeness after the Korean War. The media greatly influenced the war. Papers printed pictures of children burned by US napalm strikes and of terror stricken families fleeing burning villages. These images…

…in society. As a result groups such as the Ku Klux Klan (KKK) were formed and their acts of violence destroyed everything the Radicals had accomplished. The KKK scared blacks from voting and eventually the radical Republican governments were overthrown. Also…

…weakness for the Communists to exploit. Hanoi decided to escalate the violence and increased its strength in the South to 35-40 main force battalions of the People's Liberation Army (PLAF), in addition to some 35,000 guerrillas and 80,000 irregulars. Whereas…

…by our own countrymen? Is this not the meaning of our instructing our children to stay away from all the violence, indecencies and excesses with which the world has become infested? ... Islam would be helped only if, instead of learning all the names…

…;using violence or other means suitable for intimidation; *<Tab/>using commercial or businesslike structures; *<Tab/>engaged in money laundering; *<Tab/>exerting influence on politics, the media, public administration…

…pre-selected by computer and only ten 1-million-peso prizes available, the chance of anyone becoming a peso millionaire was one in 28.8 million. But Pepsi drinkers didn't know that. The few winners got saturation media coverage, and entire families spent…