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    constant factors, all of which need to be taken into account. They are: the Moral Law; Heaven; Earth; the Commander; Method and discipline. These factors should be known to every general because this will serve as guidelines in conduct of a war. Knowledge on one’s environment and assessment of it is important to achieve victory. Sun Tzu believes that deception and intelligence will bring home the bacon. Second chapter’s central idea focused on how to do the battle, the tactics that must be employed

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    the soldiers in their camp. Second, burn their stores. Third, burn their equipment. Fourth, burn their weapons. Lastly, burn their supplies. The ways mentioned have been widely used by many battles. The last chapter focuses on the importance of gathering information from reliable sources and managing them. It specifically discusses the value and methods of developing good information sources. It describes five kinds of spies: local spies, inside spies, reverse spies, dead spies, and living spies

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    Strauss states ADHD is the most commonly diagnosed mental disorder in children. ADHD is a commonly research topic, many teachers and parents Strauss defines ADHD as brain-based medical disorder that affects the behavior of people across age, gender, intelligence and socio-economic lines. Kids with ADHD may daydream a lot, talk too much, fidget, frequently forget and lose things, display impulsivity and risk-taking behavior and have trouble making transitions (ADHD in Children). Strauss also interviews

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    Forensic science is the study of gathering evidence from past occurrences, which is usually part of court proceedings or a criminal investigation. Forensic scientists keep society safe from dangerous citizens through the application of science within the criminal justice system. Forensics can cover an array of subjects including computer science, anatomy and anthropology as well as the most publicised part of the subject which is crime scene investigation. Although crime scene investigation has influenced

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    of the robot moves, like the Canada Arm. 3. Energy a robot needs to be able to power itself. A robot might be solar powered, electrically powered, battery powered. The way your robot gets its energy will depend on what your robot needs to do. 4. Intelligence A robot needs some kind of "smarts." This is where programming enters the pictures. A programmer is a person who gives the robot its 'smarts.' The robot will have to have some way to receive the program so that it knows what it is to

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    imperfections and states that “many factors [are] not captured by the SAT – like personality, motivation and discipline – [to] contribute to success in college” (Hambrick, 2011). The SAT has great evidence of outcome after college years and even general intelligence. However, the question lies between intelligence and modifiability and its fairness in using “people’s scores on what is essentially an intelligence test to make decision that profoundly affect their lives” (Hambrick, 2011). Sarah Sheffer, journalist

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    Personal Privacy Analysis

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    After the attacks on 9/11 there were massive steps taken by the United States government to increase its spying and information gathering not only abroad but domestically. The premise of this demand for domestic information was for the government to monitor its citizen interactions, this was conduced by tapping and recording citizens phone calls, email messages and other forms of communication

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    what terrain and personnel they would be working with. This was a success on the part of the American effort to enhance the chances of mission completion. Overall, the planning and preparation was poor. The United States did not receive good intelligence on the cave system. It was grossly inaccurate. The complex was nothing close to the information given. Another issue that arose was the expectations of the Pakistani and local fighters. The United States expected better participation from both

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    the conflicts that arise in conservation. Decisions can be made either by individuals or by groups. This precise context has been studied extensively for several decades by behavioural economists, social psychologists and intelligence analysts. The observations from these disciplines can offer useful insights for biodiversity conservation. A systematic review on group versus individual decision making is currently lacking. This systematic review would enable

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    The Civil War took place in the United States between Apr 12, 1861 to May 9, 1865. In this time seven states seceded from the Union—South Carolina, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, and Texas. There were exactly 2,213,363 troops engaged in the Civil War and a lot of those troops lost their lives. This separated people in the Country because the northern states and the southern states fought over slavery and states’ rights. The death toll in the Civil War was high between the north

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