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    Eugenics‚ meaning “well born” is a term coined and a field created by Francis Galton‚ a British scientist. In 1869‚ Galton constructed pedigrees of leading English families using biographical information from obituaries and other sources and concluded that superior intelligence and abilities were inherited with an efficiency of 20%. From this research Galton theorized that if the fittest members of society were to have more children then humanity could be improved. In the early 1900s the eugenics

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    sexually explicit word choice. Olds comes to the conclusion that sex is self serving‚ then explains the logic of her deduction by another use of metaphor‚ comparing the lovers to "the true religious" with no pretense of love‚ just the submission to lust‚ the "ones who will not accept a false Messiah. The poem ends with one final metamorphic thrust; Olds uses "great runners" as she describes the very personal need to satisfy one’s own sexual desire‚ telling the reader‚ "[Those who make love without

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    Michelle Chen’s analysis of the refugee crisis in her piece "Over 2‚000 Migrants Have Died Crossing the Mediterranean So Far This Year"‚ looks at this global issue from a humanitarian perspective. She argues that the European Union’s political decision to deny many migrants the opportunity to enter their country is built on xenophobia‚ breeding an us versus them mentality rather than a united one. Chen uses two compelling variables to connect with the reader. Firstly‚ she appeals to the critical

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    of address form. · Old-fahsioned stealing is were they steal wallets or purses‚ mail‚ credit offers‚ new checks or tax information‚ they steal personal information or bribe someone with that kind of access. · Pretexting is were they use false pretenses to gain personal information from financial institutes‚ phone companies‚ and other sources. They can create new accounts in your name without you realizing. They can use your name to get utility services like electricity‚ heating‚ or television

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    and its use. This technique involves advertising all of the good things about a product while ignoring the negative aspects of the product. 5. What is pretexting? How is this used? This tactic involves obtaining your personal information under false pretenses. Critical Thinking Questions 1. How are consumer buying decisions related to successful financial management? If the consumer spends their money according to their financial plan it would be successful. 2. What are some of the strategies that

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    What Is HIPAA Violation?

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    individuals that knowingly take in or disclose individually identifiable health information in violation of the Administrative Simplification Regulations face a fine of up to $50‚000‚ as well as imprisonment up to one year. Offenses committed under false pretenses can be charged with penalties to be increased to a $100‚000 fine‚ with up to five years in prison. Lastly for criminal penalties‚ offenses committed with the intent to sell‚ transfer‚ or use individually identifiable health information for publicity

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    formal family accepts as traditional and gentlemanly behavior‚ however in the city he is able to let loose and not feel tied up in family responsibility. As part of his escape from his responsibilities in the country Jack comes to the city on the false pretense of seeing his younger brother Ernest‚ “You have invented a very useful young brother called Ernest‚ in order that you may be able to come up to town as often as you like”(1883). Jack uses this excuse to not only come to the city to have a bit

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    Healthcare Fraud - is knowingly and willfully executes or attempts to execute a scheme to defraud any healthcare benefit program‚ or to obtain by false or fraudulent pretense. Therefore‚ in order to prove fraud the government must prove that the act performed was knowingly‚ willfully and intentionally. Healthcare Abuse - is most frequently defined in terms of acts that are inconsistent with sound medical or business practice‚ is an unintentional practice is directly or indirectly results in an over

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    making it false. Therefore demonstrating that everything that happened in the story was already in his head to begin. Now if it were real and he passed out after losing faith then it demonstrates certain dark aspects of society. According to Brown‚ “It was a dream of evil omen for young Goodman Brown. A stern‚ a sad‚ a darkly meditative‚ a distrustful‚ if not desperate man….” (Hawthorne 9). Brown believes it to be a dream because he is still at this point too ambiguous as to what the pretense of reality

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    play (specifically Act 1)? While examining Lear and Gloucester‚ there are obvious similarities‚ such as that they are both of an older generation with evident power and authority. Both have children wishing to overthrow them through mendacity and false assurance. These two characters relate in a much more symbolic way that reveals insight into their foolishness and naïve sense of entitlement. Lear and Gloucester are symbolically blind to the fact that their children wish to acquire their power for

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