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    authorize Ben (agent) to commit a tort. II. One day while delivering flowers in the partnership delivery truck‚ Fran negligently ran a stop sign‚ striking a car driven by Peggy‚ causing damage to the car and injury to Peggy. A. Explain (1) the personal liability of Fran‚ Joe‚ and Mike to Peggy; By negligently running a stop sign and striking Peggy’s car‚ which caused damages and injury‚ Fran‚ Joe and Mike can be sued by Peggy either all together‚ or separately. If Peggy decides to sue all three of

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    she is not made aware of any goals or values‚ any effort to achieve them is difficult and her desire to remain in the organisation declines steadily. Moreover‚ Fran experiences continuance commitment‚ trapped by the knowledge that a meagre five month tenure would not look good to future employers. At the time of her dismissal‚ Fran is emotionally exhausted and inherently stressed. CIRCUMPLEX MODEL OF EMOTIONS Russell’s (1980) valence-arousal model highlights a bipolar valence dimension

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    before getting his first studio in 1856. While studying with Couture Manet often visited the Louvre to copy master pieces of his time for hours. Manet also travelled between 1853-56 to Italy‚ Germany‚ Holland where he gained influence from artist Frans Hals‚ Diego Velazquez and Francisco Jose de Goya. The Absinthe Drinker (1858) was the beginning of Manet’s career according to critics and historians. The shows the alcoholic man in the dim streets of Paris‚ it’s reality in which most

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    expressing ones individuality in a society that wants you to conform to the rules and regulations enforced by different cultures and governing bodies. Three main characters who find difficulty in belonging are Scott‚ Fran and Scott’s father Doug. Scott does not want to conform‚ Fran is the ugly duckling who eventually finds somewhere to belong and Doug is the same as Scott but no longer dances in front of anybody and is considered an outcast by many. Some people choose not to belong; this is

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    keep dreaming or one where you fulfill the desire of that dream. Where a relationship can later be seemed as a paradise.These are two outcomes are presented within the couple in the story “Feathers.” Right from the beginning Jack mentions how he and Fran “[...] wished for a new car‚ that’s one of the things we wished for. And we wished we could spend a couple of weeks in Canada.” (Carver). Then later on in the story they are introduced to how Bud fixed Olla’s teeth and bought her a peacock. There is

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    Dawn of the Dead: A Review

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    BY: C. Phillpotts Dawn of the Dead In the movie “Dawn of the Dead” there are four main characters Fran‚ Steve‚ Roger and Peter. This movie is a very over the top‚ gory‚ supernatural film created by George A. Romero. Zombies start to take over the world and whet they crave is human flesh. “Dawn of the Dead” is not like any other zombie films‚ it puts

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    lipstick. In contrast the character of Fran is dressed in a shapeless‚ oversized t-shirt and a close up of her face shows her naturally troubled skin free from makeup‚ wearing a large pair of thick-framed glasses. This immediately segregates her from the rest of the competitors and supporters of Ballroom dancing‚ signifying to the audience that a lack of interaction with others can severely impact on ones sense of belonging. The split screen later in the film where Fran‚ in normal day clothes dances with

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    Probation Officer Fran Hennessey Criminal Justice Major was not my first option; in fact I never even considered criminal justice. I was an undeclared freshman who hated school and was thinking about dropping out to work in the union. The only reason I went to college was because I received basketball scholarships to many schools and I wanted to continue the sport I loved to play. Talking to my family about this they obviously did not want me to drop out and they wanted me to continue school and

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    self-selected text “Refugee Blues” a poem by W.H Auden and in my prescribed text “Strictly Ballroom” a film directed by Baz Luhrmann shows us that belonging is a valuable concept. The main protagonists in “Strictly Ballroom” are Scott Hastings and Fran‚ they initially do not belong to the orthodoxy of the dance federation as indicated through the costuming contrast between them and other Federation dancers‚ the other ballroom dancers all dressed in very lurid costumes‚ have peroxide hair and fake

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    Strictly Ballroom

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    The expressionistic film “Strictly Ballroom” composed by Baz Luhrmann is about the spectacle of ballroom dancing. Tough not always in a literal sense‚ the film is not strictly about ball room dancing but also a “microcosm of society”. Moreover the contradictory forces within the society and the use of image to mediate social relations. This piece also fits in very well with Guy Debord’s “the society of the spectacle”. Debord’s work is a critique of modern capitalism. But more specifically for our

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