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    opposite of each other and both are extremely satisfying in their own right. Unfortunately they don’t play hand in hand‚ and the secrecy of one determines the success of the other and vice versa. Inspiration My inspiration came from the show “The Covert Affair”. The title moerso than the show grabbed my attention and was ultimately where I pulled inspiration from. It stems off of the

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    persist in American society‚ but it has largely shifted from overt racism to covert racism. Examples of the shift in racism can be seen the movies Mississippi Burning‚ The Color of Fear‚ and Crash. Additionally‚ author Peggy McIntosh’s article “White Privilege‚” illustrates how white privilege preserves covert racism. The movie Mississippi Burning was

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    CIA Covert Action Programs

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    human assets‚ produces finished intelligence‚ and conducts Presidentially-directed covert action. Failed or morally dubious covert action programs have been well documented‚ most recently exemplified by the public discourse over CIA’s Rendition‚ Detention and Interrogation Program (RDI) and the use of “enhanced interrogation techniques”‚ such as waterboarding‚ on prisoners in CIA custody. Elements of effective covert action programs have been identified‚ along with attributes that historically lead

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    Proceeding When I entered the court room‚ the defendant’s girlfriend was on the witness stand. She was the first individual on record that received a call from the defendant after the murder. She described the defendant’s condition as “distraught”‚ “all over the place” and “frantic” during the phone call. She exclaimed that the first words that came out of the defendant’s mouth were “I just shot him and I’m scared!” She tried to defend the father of her children by claiming he was in a disoriented

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    Investigating Projectiles

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    Investigating Projectiles Background: A projectile is an entity which only has the force of gravity acting upon it. A projectile can be cast‚ fired‚ flung‚ heaved‚ hurled‚ pitched‚ tossed and thrown. A projectile can be anything as long as it has initial horizontal velocity that is not equal to zero which has the acceleration due to gravity. Projectile motion happens when an object projected with a force stops putting influence on the object after its launched‚ hence the only force being gravity

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    Investigating Electromagnets Aim: The aim of the experiment is to investigate what affects the strength of an electromagnet. Hypothesis: The more coils and electricity the more powerful the electromagnet becomes. Prediction: When the voltage of electricity is increased I think that the nail will have more magnetism allowing it to attract more paper clips‚ because with more voltage going through the circuit‚ it can then make the electromagnet stronger. Variables: Independent The independent

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    Stages of Civil and Criminal Proceedings 1. List and briefly explain each of the major stages of a civil proceeding‚ including starting the case and pretrial‚ trial‚ and post-trial activities. A civil case starts out with pleadings. A lawyer files paperwork with the clerk of courts for his/ her client. This paperwork states that the client was injured in some way‚ either by the person or the unlawful act that was committed. After the pleadings the case then goes to the pretrial

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    Investigating Marketing Unit 3 Applied Business Introduction This piece of coursework is for my Unit 3 Applied Business. The coursework involves investigating marketing within a chosen business. The business I have chosen to investigate is Kitchen‚ a small business located in Snaith. The aim of my coursework is to evaluate the marketing strategy used by Kitchen to sell bakery and deli produce and also to operate a café. To investigate my chosen business I will give a brief background to Kitchen

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    Investigating Functionalism Functionalism is a theory about the nature of mental states. According to functionalism‚ mental states are functional states that are defined by their functional roles (causal relations to other things) rather than their intrinsic qualities. To illustrate the difference between the two ways of defining something‚ entities such as clocks (to display time) and calculators (to manipulate numbers) are defined functionally‚ whereas entities such as water (H2O) and gold (Au)

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    What and why is Forensic Psychology Important in Legal Proceedings? Beth Velez Southern New Hampshire University Justice 101-Introduction to Criminal Justice Forensic psychology is an important part of the legal system‚ dating back to 1921. I plan to show in my paper just how forensic psychologists conduct their assessments‚ the implications on what the assessment and testing shows‚ and how it can benefit not only the defendant‚ but society as well. Forensic psychologist can show if a person is

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