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    bring up cases where violence worked fairly well, such as the Algerian, French, and Russian revolutions, to substantiate their beliefs and notions. These examples, however, are not representative of the broader idea or prove that violent campaigns of protest are more successful than nonviolent campaigns. In fact, Malcom X would have been intrigued to learn that that nonviolent resistance is more effective than armed resistance in overturning oppressive and repressive regimes and in leading to more

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    Review Article Regional Antibiotic Resistance of Helicobacter pylori Abstract Antibiotic resistance is the main factor accounting for unsuccessful eradication of Helicobactor pylori (H. pylori). Being knowledgeable of the regional resistance rates of H. pylori isolates can regulate not only the empiric antibiotic therapy but also lead to second line treatment and rescue regiments. At present, the most common treatment is empiric eradication, thus, global regional regiment therapies should be based

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    influenced several future human beings with his peaceful and civil disobedience. Gandhi was a big advocate for the resistance to the civil government. Gandhi believed that nonviolence achieves the goal through patience and non-cooperation. This form of protest influenced the Civil Rights Leaders, Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa

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    them a cause to fight for, and the longer and harsher they are suppressed, the more they grow to reset their government. Take for example the French Revolution, a tired third estate, who had been overlooked, and overtaxed, created their own party, which eventually lead to uprisings and war within France, taking the head of their monarchs. Of course, the French Revolution wasn’t an example of civil disobedience, it was an example of another route people can take when wanting

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    an example of peaceful resistance. From the Boston Tea Party to Lewis’ “good trouble,” civil disobedience and peaceful resistance are integral to the survival of a free society. It was essential in the creation of the United States, the advancement of equal rights, and continues to improve society. The United States government exists to protect the natural rights of its constituents, and civil disobedience holds it accountable for doing so. After the 1763 end of the French and Indian War, Britain

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    The resistance of bacteria to antibiotics is becoming a grave and global medical problem. This is because whenever antibiotics are taken the development of resistance is a given consequence; bacteria adapt to changing environmental conditions through the continuous process of evolution. The main issue with antibiotics is not whether but when antibiotic resistance will occur. This resistance is caused by the lack of new antibiotics available and continuing over-prescription of antibiotics. Any bacteria

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    themselves for battle with intellect and conscience. The ability to turn to the mind for resistance was demonstrated early Socrates. By refusing offers to allow his students to save his life, while at the same time continuing to speak against the state, he provided an early example that freedom is acquired not by preservation or destruction of life, but by preservation of the conscience. Violent events such as the French Revolution and the Bolshevik uprising resulted in either a new dictator (Napoleon)

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    any of the following 3 basic pathophysiologic abnormalities: • Impaired insulin secretion • Excessive hepatic glucose production • Insulin resistance in skeletal muscle, liver and adipose tissue.9 The thiazolidinediones are a unique class of agents that improve the third parameter, and are therefore also called as the “Insulin sensitizers”. Insulin resistance syndrome also called as Syndrome X is caused by a variety of pathophysiologic abnormalities mainly obesity, glucose intolerance or type II

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    Marketing Strategies in the Competition between Branded and Generic Antibiotics (A) Clamoxyl in 1996 02/2007-5057 This case was prepared by Pierre Chandon, Assistant Professor of Marketing at INSEAD, Olivier Kovarski, Professor of Marketing at ESC Normandie, Jacques Lendrevie, Professor of Marketing at HEC, Sarah Spargo, Research Associate at INSEAD, and Marc Vanhuele, Associate Professor of Marketing at HEC, as the basis for class discussion rather than to illustrate either effective

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    “A nonviolent revolution is a revolution using mostly campaigns of civil resistance, including various forms of nonviolent protest , to bring about the departure of governments seen as entrenched and authoritarian.”- Jazerra. The United States has been plungered into human desperation, relating to war and placidity, events such as the American and French revolution change also came political instability, violence, and calls for radical social change in France that frightened many Americans. With

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