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    not mind traveling far to their favorite chain stores. In Virginia Postrel’s essay, In Praise of Chain Stores, she lists the pros and cons of chain stores. I believe chain stores help the city of Augusta. Chain stores have turned Augusta into an exciting place by bringing many products to consumers, making visitors feel at home, and helping the economy. First of all, Chain stores give consumers an array an options. Postrel mentions in her essay, “Chain stores do more than bargain down prices from

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    effect upon how the events unfold. Oedipus is the head of the state. There is a direct parallel in the demise of his household and city state which eventually comes to a full circle to destroy him. Even though Oedipus is praised by his people for being a responsible and honest king, he possesses a major character flaw in his attitude towards the gods which causes the tragic torture he faces in the end. Over the duration of the play, there is a strong sense of contamination towards the state, because

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    1. Introduction Isambard Kingdom Brunel was unequivocally one of the greatest engineers to have ever lived in this country, or any other. He was recently voted as the second greatest Briton of all time, second only to Winston Churchill, which is testament to the physical legacy he left behind. Additionally, he was represented in the 2012 London Olympic opening ceremony which outlined the industrial revolution and the forging of modern Britain. His influence in almost all branches of engineering

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    There were many concerns and issues during the Elizabethan period around ‘The Great Chain of Being’ and ‘The Role of Women’. Women were considered to be weaker and inferior to men, needing to be looked after by their husband or father. The ‘Chain of Being’ was a hierarchy and in this hierarchy, the king was head. To threaten the King, therefore, was to threaten the very fabric of society. Shakespeare has been able to capture and express both elements of this patriarchal society in his writing, as

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    Shakespeare’s Macbeth is set in a time and place where the ideas of the ‘Chain of Being’ and the ‘Divine Right of the King’ are highly regarded and held to be true. The play incorporates both these ideas and uses them to depict two models of kingship that either hold fast to these concepts or deviate from them. This can be seen in how the throne of Scotland first falls from Duncan, the true king of Scotland at the beginning of the play, to Macbeth, who usurps the throne by killing Duncan, and then

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    DayOne has the potential to be a really great investment. It is a company that relies so heavily on great customer service and wealthy customers that there is a substantial amount of hesitation in investing in it as a chain though. DayOne has established itself as a strong hold in San Francisco despite having a worthy adversary in the local hospitals. I think that with the right business plan, that is specifies for being a retail chain, that DayOne would be a great investment. As long as they are put

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    Introduction Value chain has been increasingly used in businesses as a tool to increase cooperation between production chain units in order to decrease delivery times of products/ services to consumers and coordinating communication between those units, this in return will reduce inventories and increase customer satisfaction. Enterprise technology has been used as an important tool in streamlining business process and making the value chain of an organization better. Its use has played a significant

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    1812 are all significant links in the chronological chain of history that has led us to the creation of the United States of America. If any of these linked events were not to have occurred or had a different outcome, the United States very well would not exist or would still be a group of European colonies. Lasting from 1756 until 1763, The French and Indian War was mainly a proxy war fought between the American Colonies acting as proxies for Great Britain, versus an alliance made between France and

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    review relevant academic literature in the area of supply chain flexibility, it will show the different views of various academics on the concept of supply chain flexibility and its dimensions. This chapter will also examine the following research questions; the effect of environmental uncertainty has on supply chain flexibility, the impact of Supply chain efficiency and effectiveness on firm performance and the impact of overall supply chain flexibility on firm performance. Finally, from this review

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    (Melchert, 260). With this definition in mind, one can contemplate St. Augustine’s “Great Chain of Being” and realize that existence gives something more being, or more greatness, than non-existence (Melchert, 261). It follows, then, that we grasp an idea of God, which would be greater if it actually existed, therefore it (our idea of God) exists. Anselm’s definition of God and Augustine’s theory of the Great Chain of Being are the only requirements for Anselm’s proof of the existence of God to work.

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