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    for the Pharmaceutical Industry: Call Your Doctors. Hastings Center Report‚ 39(4)‚ 18-21. Retrieved from Academic Search Complete database. Gupta‚ Pankaj‚ Udupa‚ Aaditya (2004) Dynamics And Ethics of the Relationship Between Physicians and the Pharmaceutical Industry. Department of Medicine‚ Albert Einstein Medical Center. Thomas Jefferson University‚ Philadelphia‚ PA. Retrieved from Academic Search Complete database. Komesaroff‚ P‚ Kerridge‚ H (2002‚ Feb). Ethical issues concerning the relationships

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    The Great Depression Were Canada’s government’s responses to the Great Depression adequate? By: Prateek Madhika   Were Canada’s government’s responses to The Great Depression adequate? After World War I ended in 1919‚ Canada had a small recession during the World war‚ but after the war‚ Canada had the fastest growing economy in the world. The 1920s had been a successful period of growth for Canada‚ with living standards improving remarkably. Then suddenly‚ in the late 1920s the

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    Campaigns: How Do They Compare? PLoS Med‚ 9(6). doi: 10.1371/journal.pmed.1001241 Frynas‚ J. G. (2005). The false developmental promise of Corporate Social Responsibility: evidence from multinational oil companies. International Affairs‚ 81(3)‚ 581-598. Hastings‚ G.‚ & Angus‚ K. (2011). When is social marketing not social marketing? Journal of Social Marketing‚ 1(1)‚ 45-53. doi: 10.1108/20426761111104428 Hirschhorn‚ N. (2004). Corporate social responsibility and the tobacco industry: Hope or Hype? Tobacco

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    Netflix: Push and Pushback in Streaming Video A Case Study Abstract Netflix Keywords: Netflix‚ video streaming‚ technology deployment‚ Reed Hastings‚ Marc Randolf‚ case study Netflix: Push and Pushback in Streaming Video Introduction The movie industry has always been strong in viewership within the theaters and with the release of VHS/Beta formats‚ outside the theater as well. As technology has changed‚ so has popular media. Movies have moved from theater to VHS/Beta to DVD’s to Blu Ray

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    Tattoos and their Relationship to Polynesian Culture Denise Lutz Axia College of University of Phoenix “They print signs on people’s body and call this tattow”- James Cook (Losch‚ 2003). What might his first thoughts have been upon anchoring at one of the Polynesian islands‚ seeing natives covered in markings? What did the markings and designs mean? Could he have wondered what the significance was‚ who did this to them‚ and what was used to place those markings on them. Although tattoos were

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    Director’s duties simply mean that directors shall act in accordance with honesty‚ diligence‚ and prudence. Besides that‚ director’s duties also include avoidance of conflict of interest. Thus‚ directors should state their intention in any of the transaction in which the company is involved besides following the instructions of the board of directors. Directors should also exercise caution and competence in all circumstances as a sensible person would react under the situation. Directors also should

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    When Edward VI died in 1483‚ there was debate as to who was most suited to take up his position on the throne. It has been argued that Richard‚ Duke of Gloucester had himself set on usurping the throne from the rightful heir Edward V‚ as soon as his brother died. Others argue that it was never the case that his immediate wishes were to seize the throne; actions after his brother’s death led him to this decision. There is evidence for and against to support the principal statement. It is suggested

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    plan‚ especially in Act 3. Not only Richard lies‚ he also passes these traits toward his mate‚ Buckingham‚ Buckingham has learned many things from Richard on how to lie and manipulate people. He tells Buckingham to address the London mayor about how Hastings was a traitor. Buckingham was also ordered to give a speech that would stir up bad feeling about the young princes saying that they weren’t the right ones to obtain the throne. By doing this‚ he is trying to convince people that Richard is the one

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    Sexuality and a Severely Brain-Injured Spouse Ethics: Health Care and Social Responsibility HSC/335 Angela Acreman March 10‚ 2014 Susan Morgan Sexuality and a Severely Brain-Injured Spouse The sexual relationship between a man and woman after a severe brain injury stirs up ethical views from a lot of aspects. It is really hard to tell if the sexual contact was consensual because the woman cannot speak or even move. In this case study I will try to identify the ethical principles and come

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    Gwendolen and Cecily in Victorian age and today The Victorian age is considered to be one of the most prudent ages throughout of history. It is mainly based on your appearance. This means that the most important thing back then was to present as much as perfect as you can. It is crucial for them to be very appreciated by other people. This age can be described as very hypocrite because no one is perfect so lying and pretending in order to present as a “saint” is absurd but in that age it meant

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