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    Is it ever morally permissible to lie to someone? Describe a circumstance in which it seems that lying might make more people happy than telling the truth.  Would lying be the right thing to do in that circumstance‚ or is it our moral duty to tell the truth‚ even then?  I believe in some causes it is morally permissible to lie‚ but in only if no one is in danger or if telling a lie could prevent harm to someone. At Christmas time we had an angel tree for the youth of our church‚ my aunt happened

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    Service Request Sr-rm-004 Part 2 BSA/375 Service Request Sr-rm-004 Part Two In the ongoing process of analyzing the HR department of Riordan Manufacturing and integrate the existing tools into a single application‚ the project now transitions from the analysis phase to the design phase. This phase will include a description of the application architecture and process design as well as a high-level description of recommended security tools. A description of the system’s architecture in terms of

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    Legal Defenses CJS 220 February 7‚ 2014 Selena Small   Legal defenses are the reasons that a convicted individual uses in hopes of not being punished nor being responsible for a crime. According to the text‚ there are ten general legal defenses. The ten legal defenses are infancy‚ insanity‚ self-defense‚ intoxication‚ prevention of a violent felony‚ mistake of fact‚ necessity‚ entrapment‚ coercion‚ and syndromes (Meyer and Grant 2003). Infancy is one of the ten general legal defenses

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    | Refining Solutions It is essential to refine ideas and solutions to find the highest quality solution to a problem. The creative thinking process is used to produce ideas but the critical thinking process is used to evaluate and refine ideas and solutions. Applying criticism to ideas and solutions reduces the risk for error and makes good ideas even better (Ruggiero‚ 2009). In this paper Arguments will be evaluated and revised resulting in a refined and final solution to the problem. Original

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    The purpose of the major crime-reporting programs is to provide an overview of criminal activity. These programs seek to gain information about the frequency of crimes being committed‚ the victims impacted by such crimes‚ and also the type of crime committed. When these programs are used successfully an accurate picture of crime (through statistics) can be presented‚ therefore allowing such programs to aid lawmakers and other government officials. Such statistics aid in creating crime control

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    sign that one person is considerably more shy than the other.        not necessary in order to form a relationship.        a sign that conflict may result if the relationship is ongoing.        a sign that emotional blackmail is occurring. | 3. Bill says‚ “I would never join a fraternity. All the members do is party and play games.” Bill’s statement is an example of a: (Points : 1) |        Social schema        Stereotype        Person schema        Prototype | 4. The best empathic

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    Week 3 Homework Why study situational approaches to leadership? Researchers began to focus on what style of leadership was most effective in a particular situation with a particular manager. Contingency or situational theories look for the best fit between the leader and the situation and provide guidelines for a manger to achieve this fit. Managers adjust their decision making‚ orientation and motivational approach based upon a unique combination of factors in their situations for example

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    Running Head: Reflection Paper Three Reflection Paper Three Christina M. Bracey Liberty University Online Plea bargaining‚ also known as plea negotiation‚ is the most commonly used practice in the criminal justice process in which defendants are allowed to plead guilty to a lesser charge or charges (Inciardi‚ 2010). Involved in this process are the prosecutor and the defense‚ along with the person accused of committing some sort of criminal activity

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    1.0 – Understanding the GAP - GAP OVERVIEW - Since 1969‚ GAP has been filling closets with khakis‚ jeans and t-shirts and it was the iconic casual-wear brand built on basics for men‚ women and children. However‚ after 4 consecutive years of falling sales and fashion mis-steps‚ this retail icon has become the poster child for a titan that had lost touch with its core consumers. At the GAP‚ you could smell change coming like the shift from Summer to Fall and in early 2007 Paul Pressler‚ CEO

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    Restaurants may be classified or distinguished in many different ways. The primary factors are usually the food itself (e.g. vegetarian‚ seafood‚ steak); the cuisine (e.g. Italian‚ Chinese‚ Indian‚ French‚ Thai) and/or the style of offering (e.g. tapas bar‚ a sushi train‚ a tastet restaurant‚ a buffet restaurant or a yum cha restaurant). Beyond this‚ restaurants may differentiate themselves on factors including speed (see fast food)‚ formality‚ location‚ cost‚ service‚ or novelty themes (such as

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