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    May 2013 Election: Manual System or Automated Election System Introduction Elections have played an integral role in the development of one’s country. Essentially‚ an election is a procedure by which members of communities and/or organizations choose persons to hold an office. It is a technique of rendering authority and/or creating representative bodies. Elections are often linked to the idea of democratic representation. Therefore‚ an election is a device for filling an office or posts through choices

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    B Summary The “Iron Curtain” speech by Winston Churchill and the election speech of Joseph Stalin contain the similarity that they both are telling the audience what should and has happened. In Winston Churchill’s speech he outlines what has happened throughout World War II and the Cold War and how he thinks it should be handled and dealt with. In Joseph Stalin’s speech he relays a similar time line while also including the Soviet Unions timeline and election history. Stalin goes more in depth

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    An Analysis of The Mayor of Casterbridge The plot of The Mayor of Casterbridge‚ by Thomas Hardy‚ can often be confusing and difficult to follow. The pages of this novel are filled with sex‚ scandal‚ and alcohol‚ but it provides for a very interesting and unique story. It all begins one day in the large Wessex village of Weydon-Priors. Michael Henchard‚ a young hay-trusser looking for work‚ enters the village with his wife and infant daughter. What follows next‚ is certainly a little out of

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    Presidential Candidates

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    Remember in elementary school in 5th grade‚ teachers set up an election. Students ran for president‚ vice president‚ and secretary. When it came to winning all you needed was a lot of candy and you had all the votes. But it is not that simple when it comes to being president of the United States. If someone wants to run for the presidency they have to get a head start‚ and when I say “head start” I mean four years ahead of the next elections. It takes strategic organizing to have a successful campaign

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    Arnold S SPeech

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    would make a great president. So how many of you can vote? There are many reasons why people think one candidate is better than the other. Whether it be race or social status. We judge presidential candidates by their past and what important things they have done. We take sides based on what they can promise us whether it be the end of the war or compromise. For those who do not know who Arnold S is I’ll give you some background information about him. He was born on June 30‚ 1947 in Austria. He moved

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    Mayor Paul Schell

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    Mayor Paul Schell was a real estate developer for most of his career until he ran for Mayor a second time in 1997. He won the hearts of Seattle’s residents‚ as well as Democrats and Republicans. The people loved that he was a risk-taker with a heart of gold. Schell was very serious about decreasing the number of homeless females and homeless families with children. In a pledge he made in June of 1998‚ he proclaimed that there would be no homeless people on the street by Christmas of the same year

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    Formal Letter to Mayor

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    (Student’s Name) (Student’s Address Here) October 9‚ 2013 Mayor Linda A. DuBois Pittsgrove Township Committee 989 Centerton Road Pittsgrove‚ New Jersey 08318 Dear Mayor Linda A. DuBois‚ I am pleased to learn of the Committee’s steps towards beginning a neighborhood watch program in Pittsgrove. Our community will benefit greatly from this system. However‚ many of the residents are still unaware of this organization’s existence. Properly advertising the neighborhood watch program will

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    INTRODUCTION An election is a decision making process by which people choose leaders. Elections are the most important ingredient of democracy‚ and have been said to be the factor that either breaks or builds the democracy of a state. This essay shall discuss the effectiveness of elections as a measure of democracy citing examples from recently held election in African countries. A conclusion shall be drawn at the end. DEFINITION OF KEY CONCEPTS The term‚ democracy comes from the Greek word‚ dēmokratía

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    Ethical Issues In Mayor

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    greater good and also produces the lesser evil. The mayor may not be examining the consequences of these gifts at this time‚ he may recognize only the dimension of one effect without considering the other dimensions. The mayor accepting these gifts will have a negative effect on how he makes decisions regarding matters that concerns these people‚ based on the gift he receives from them. For instance‚ based on his previous relationship with them‚ the mayor will not afford to turn down any proposal from

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    John Edwards Presidential Election Speech On September 27‚ 2007 John Edwards gave a Presidential speech dialogue using not only television‚ but also an interactive website called myspace.com. John gave his speech at the university in New Hampshire. The college students from the university were allowed to ask questions‚ and there were also people using the online website that were asking questions as well. John gave a very persuasive‚ but very interesting speech. He covered every single topic

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