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    the child to save them is entirely different. Singer needs to first recognize where moral obligations come from in order to properly assess what they accomplish. I am morally obligated to go out of my way to help charities‚ and do‚ but not everyone else is. If someone supports a charity‚ they are showing selflessness and concern for others who can be all the way on the other side of the globe. This reflects what they believe about

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    COMPANY BACKGROUND Charity founded in 1895 to look after places of historic interest or natural beauty permanently for the benefit of the nation. Dependent on the support of 3.5 million members‚ millions of visitors‚ partners and benefactors. • responsible for saving and caring for thousands of historic buildings dating from the Middle Ages to modern times; ancient monuments‚ nature reserves‚ gardens‚ landscape parks‚ woodland and farmland leased to over 1‚000 farm tenants a champion of volunteering

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    Charitable Trusts: One of the most significant changes made by the Charities Act 2009 came in s.39 of that Act‚ which established a ‘Charities Regulatory Body’ to regulate charities. Case law still largely defines ‘charitable purpose’. The main advantage of being classified as a charitable purpose trust is that many of the disadvantages which would apply otherwise can be avoided; the rule against perpetuities doesn’t apply (although the trust must vest in a perpetuity period); the rule against

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    uk/profile/87227/Holloway/Coda-International/ S 06/02/14 Text The charity Is local and is situated in my local borough. http://www.ilondon.co.uk/profile/87336/Farringdon/National-Migraine-Centre/ S 06/02/14 Text The charity Is local and is situated in my local borough. http://www.ilondon.co.uk/profile/597536/Farringdon/Save-The-Children-Fund/ S 06/02/14 Text The charity Is local and is situated in my local borough. The charity also helps children with no education and wealth. http://www.ilondon

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    surgeries in the course of 12 hours. I actually died for 4 minutes. Just as they were going to pronounce my death another doctor came in and gave it one more shot. I woke up 17 days later‚ a survivor of a 8 gunshots wounds and a horrible case of mistaken identity. 4 shots in the back‚ 2 in my left leg‚ 1 on the right and a topper on the cake 1 in the arse. They caught my shooter‚ turns out I wasn’t the ex-girlfriend he thought he was shooting. Lucky her. He is in jail‚ but will be released in

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    interpretation of the purpose of history with the views of at least two other historians you have studied. Make a judgement about the value of these viewpoints Clendinnen’s viewpoint on the purpose of history is that history without the reconstruction of mistaken convictions is not true history. Her viewpoints agree with Von Ranke and Bede and disagree with Post Modernism and more closely E.H Carr. Clendinnen believes that “humans learn from experience” which also agree’s with the history of Bede. Bede’s

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    brain affected by dementia: The key functions of the brain affected by dementia are- processing information‚language‚memory‚ability to make sound judements. Explain why depression‚ delirium and age related memory impairment may be mistaken for dementia: They may be mistaken for dementia because the symtoms are simular eg mild cognitive impairment‚ apathy‚ confusion‚ poor memory‚ low concentration. Understand key features of the theoretical models of dementia Outline the medical model of dementia:

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    the movie North by Northwest‚ Hitchcock displays this very well. The movie has everything mystery‚ comedy‚ romance‚ thrills and suspense. The movie is about man who is mistaken for a government agent by a group of spies. He is kidnapped and ends up escaping‚ and in order to clear his name he’s on the run to find the man he is mistaken for as a woman helps him. He faces many dangerous situations which makes the movie so exciting. After every scene‚ you are left at the edge of your seat wondering what

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    PHIL 1165 July 19‚ 2012 First Paper In 2008‚ the President’s Council on Bioethics published the ‘Controversies in the Determination of Death’. Within the publication‚ the Council discusses the various criterions that need to be met in order for death to be declared. The criterions include those of a neurological level‚ which have been observed for over three decades. Although there have recently been objections to the neurological criterion in regards to death determination‚ the Council decided

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    Nature of Reality Reality is an illusion based on gene survivial-individual behaviour and even social institutions are expressions of genes‚ the vast majority of which are common to humans and the higher primates. The implicit‚ largely unconscious‚ principles that inform gene-determined human behaviour are rooted in their survival value; and the entity whose survival is served is not the conscious organism but the genome itself. Since the actual reasons for our actions are beyond our ken

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