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    Abstract Little is known about the role the spouse plays in an entrepreneur’s motivations for entrepreneurship. A gender comparative qualitative study is presented‚ based on interviews with 68 entrepreneurs (45 men and 23 women) in New Zealand. A continuum of spousal support is described—those whose spouses are co-founders‚ supportive spouses‚ and unsupportive/ambivalent spouses. Findings show that women and men tend to have different expectations of their spouse when contemplating starting a business

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    opinion understanding is the base for any relationship. And it is also true that trust is more important. But sometimes we ignore the truth only because of misunderstanding. And that time it automatically points to the word Trust. But if I understand my spouse well then she would have no fear to share whatever annoying thing she might have

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    Choosing a Spouse

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    Choosing a spouse is an important decision in life. Most of people do not want to live alone. But sometimes it is hard for them to decide what kind of person is right to be his or her spouse. The three main factors that need to be taken into consideration when choosing a spouse are attraction‚ communication‚ character and values‚ and money. The first consideration that inspires someone to have a spouse is feeling strong attraction to him or her. This can inspire someone and a good start to choose

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    Cheating or Cheating

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    Optional assignment #3 Name of Professor 3 June‚ 2013 In his article “cheating and CHEATING‚” Joe Posnanski claims that baseball game is never innocent and it is always beautiful. When come to discussing about baseball game‚ baseball game was stuffed with cheating‚ racism‚ alcoholism and small-mindedness. Even though amphetamines and steroid become available to players at different period of baseball history‚ it actually

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    Cheating is always wrong Society provides many examples of grown people cheating; from card games to relationships‚ sports‚ politics‚ academics‚ employment and the list goes on. A common phrase is “If you’re not cheating you’re not trying”. Cheating is so common it worked itself into the very fabric of American life‚ permeating nearly everything we come into contact with; “well everybody else does it” some say. While there is no doubting the argument made by those who invest their entire life

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    "Cheating and CHEATING" Analysis It has always been said‚ "baseball is America ’s pastime." However‚ in recent years‚ baseball has become increasingly more associated with cheating and scandals. In the article "Cheating and CHEATING‚" by Joe Posnanski‚ the author discusses his view on cheating. Posnanski tells us how he believes cheating has lived in baseball since its creation‚ stating that‚ "there never really was a beautiful game called baseball" (559). He said steroid use‚ amphetamine use‚

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    Are You Really Cheating? One of the most alarming issues with higher education is cheating. According to “Dictionary.com‚” cheating is to deprive of what is expected. Why do people do this? Why do people feel the need or the sudden urge to cheat? There are several causes that can lead to cheating. Multiple distractions‚ the voice of procrastination‚ the desire to have a certain public image‚ or perhaps‚ lack of self-respect can all drive a person to submit to the temptation of cheating. Distractions

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    1‚002 Cheating It’s the year 2013 and the cheating rate increases. Is there anyone out there that doesn’t cheat anymore? Well of course there is. But you wouldn’t know because you think everyone cheats. Everyone you look at whether successful or simply a student cheats. Collen Wenke states in her essay titled‚ “Too Much Pressure” that‚ “We are creating a society in which people feel it is acceptable to cheat.” (567). I agree with this because people know what cheating is and they know

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    Cheating is Easy Because Trying is Hard “It is impossible for a man to be cheated by anyone but himself” was accurately stated by poet Ralph Waldo Emerson‚ and describes that cheating only hurts one’s self. That being said‚ is that statement justified? The author of the composition “A Letter to the Editor” from the Bulletin‚ Monroe College’s newspaper‚ disagrees to this case. Rather‚ the author‚ whom has disclosed their name‚ claims that cheating per se consists more benefits than it does disadvantages

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    When a professional is sent on a foreign assignment on behalf of an American company‚ that expatriate’s wife or husband is known as the “trailing spouse.” In recent years‚ problems involving the trailing spouses of expatriate professionals has become more numerous or more obvious partly because of the growth in worldwide demand for expatriates. Growing and emerging markets have become the targets of international business growth‚ and outsourcing has contributed to this demand growth. (Daniels

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