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    to controlling an outcome. A dialectical (Divided) method of argument by 19th Century German philosopher, G.W.F. Hegel. It is a method Comprised of Thesis, antithesis, and synthesis. The Hegelian Dialectic. A process where the contradiction between the Thesis and Antithesis resolves to a higher level of truth, the synthesis. Also knows as the Problem, Reaction, Solution. Its getting to the truth by exchange of logical arguments. When manipulating this method a person or group of people are swayed

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    How secure is the United States from domestic terrorists? Is there a perception in the US of zero-tolerance for terrorism attacks on U.S. soil? If so then, how much capital and freedom are American’s willing to finance and surrender for this ultra-low risk, high-cost insurance policy? The type of insurance policy that guarantees 100% protection against terrorism within our borders will be expensive both in terms of dollars and freedoms lost. As we move beyond the events of September 11, 2001,

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    Figure 5.2: Clinical images taken from mobile (“Clinical images and the use of personal mobile devices’, n.d.). 6. Identity Theft Identity theft is an act of stealing and using another person’s identity in an unauthorized way and has become one of the most significant problems throughout the world today (Reynolds, 2015, Glossary). Nowadays, websites and Social media has become the best medium to share and upload the personal photos. This is good because the photo will remain on these platforms

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    The first is Hunter S. Thompson's short story which is based on the real event, he talks about what the typical American is feeling about the attack and the thoughts going through their mind while the Newsweek article is a collection of many people's thoughts and attitudes towards the event just 1 year later. I felt these two would be a good comparison as we can compare the short story writer's feelings about the events to the feelings of Americans who were asked what they're thoughts of the 1 year

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    turns itself into an iron cage because the one who should be securing peace is the one instigating the war. It defeats its purpose and does not serve the people for which it was created. War dehumanizes people into mere statistics. War does not care about intersubjectivity,

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    Explanatory Synthesis: education and career The need to get a job should never be the major objective of attending school. The need to go to school must be driven by the internal push to understand the political, social and economic issues that affect humanity. The attachment of the self-actualization to the dream job and academic achievement is misplaced and must never be part of the motivation in modern learning institutions. Students, parents and education specialists have for a long time instilled

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    Cause and Effect Essay Topics A cause and effect essay aims at explaining the reasons and results of an event or situation. • It is one the most popular essay types in the academic world. • It is beneficial for a student to write a cause and effect essay because it propels him to think of the situation in depth to come up with the reasons for the birth of that situation and its eventual impact on everything it affects. • It encourages the mind to think analytically and investigate a situation

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    STRATEGIC ESTIMATE AL SHABAAB INSIDE KENYA 2012 TO PRESENT PROBLEM The problem is terrorism being carried out by Al Shabaab, a Somalia based terror group assisted by their local sympathizers, who are using terrorism as a logic to force our forces out of Somalia. The Al Shabaab is a terror organization based in the neighboring fragile state of Somalia, which wants to create a counter state in Somalia based on Sharia laws. It is attacking Kenya, because of our deployed forces inside Somalia in support

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    Summary The article I chose to summarize discusses many different ways to control antibiotic resistance. I thought it was a good article for me to read so I can adapt some of these strategies in my practice as a nurse practitioner. Healthcare has been forever changed with the discovery of antibiotics. Although considered one of the biggest discoveries in the last century, there has been less work done to create new antibiotics in more recent years. Once antibiotic use became widespread, resistance

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    Homeland Security, the concept of National Intelligence was arranged by the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004. As that was formulated, the IC community was known to be more coordinated and effective. The Act also made it possible for the integration of domestic and foreign dimensions of us intelligence to eliminate gaps and understanding national security threats. Also, this brought about the mission of the Department of Homeland Security and future capabilities of the department

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