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    Wilkerson explain that the amendment process is not always used for weakening a bill, but can be used to strengthen legislation as well(Adler and Wilkerson 189). Therefore depending on what types of political shifts take place, the bill could be significantly strengthened or weakened. However, these shifts do not have to be partisan

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    her assigned shift due to other commitments that she needed to attend to. Following Bitzer’s definition, Emily’s message in response to this complication is a response to a rhetorical situation. When composing her response, Emily had the choice of what method of communication she would use and with who she would communicate. Because of the decisions she made regarding these two matters, Emily’s response to the rhetorical situation was an

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    of what it means to be born lost. In the opening line, Brooks sets the setting for the poem and immediately jumps into the perspective of the pool players in stating, “We are real cool” (Brooks 3). This is the only portion of the poem that is not split into an enjambment, which works to represent the comfort and stability found in this phrase. This poses an interesting contrast to the rhythm and shape of the rest of the poem, and we understand that the enjambments are used to portray the players

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    Soon after Independence, it was very easy for a legislative elected member to switch his party as he wished, mainly to satisfy and fulfill their ambitions. These personally vested interests created hinderances in the smooth function of Governments. Such consequences were deterring administration therefore the legislatures made an amendment in 1985, 52nd Amendment Act and passed a law called “Anti-defection law” which added a new schedule to our Constitution, i.e., X Schedule. Traditionally this phenomenon

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    supporting greater rights for the states. Both the modern day Democrats and Republicans are the result of a fracturing of the Democratic-Republican Party. Internal conflict caused by the expansion of the country and the issue of slavery caused the party to split and form the Democrats and with the remaining faction joining with the Whig Party to Oppose the Democrats. Further division on slavery caused the Whigs to also fracture, giving rise to the Republican Party, who arose as the anti-slavery faction of

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    “If an institution is to be an institution, it must to some extent break with the past, keep the memory of the past, while inaugurating something absolutely new” (Caputo 6). In this quote from Jacques Derrida’s 1994 conversation Deconstruction in a Nutshell, Derrida submits that the use of deconstruction within literature should facilitate fluidity between the past and contemporary literature. This negotiation with time appears active in the 1996 novel Fugitive Pieces by Anne Michaels as the two

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    thing they can do is communicate effectively with team members across projects to make sure that everyone is aware of what is expected and to resolve conflicts before they cause issues that affect the success of the project. Expecting employees to shift their focus to very different job functions reduces their performance and impedes work flow. They should keep employees in similar functions that are best suited to their abilities to achieve maximum productivity. Project managers should be able to

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    these societies became surrounded by wealth and fame. People’s possessions became their basis for morals and daily life. As a result of the split between science and religion during the 1920s, the rise of materialism and individualism dominated society; The characters of The Great Gatsby face the advantages and disadvantages of power that came with this shift in identity. Near the beginning of the 1900’s, Christianity was challenged by the authority of science. One of the main leaders of this movement

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    World War I which lasted from 1914 to 1929 was expected to be a short war. It turned to be a very destructive and shocking war that the surviving generation called it the Great War. It left 10 million people dead and 20 million more wounded. It affected the world socially, economically, politically and technologically [4]. Involved European countries practiced total war, a war in which governments plan and control all socio-economic aspects for optimum military efforts. The direct and indirect total

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    Anode: The electrode in an electrolytic cell where electrons shift from the electrolyte to the battery. Cathode: The electrode in an electrolytic cell where electrons shift from the battery to the electrolyte. Electrolyte: Any substance that, when mixed into water, conducts an electric current. Electrolytic cell: A system where electrical energy is used to make chemical changes. Electroplating: A process that uses an electrolytic cell to put a thin layer of metal on a kind of surface. Ion: An atom

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