... economic exploitation of the labor force and over the moral crumbling of young girls dancing the seemingly provocative "dance of the orangutan-(line 52). Thus, in both a figurative and literal sense, imperialism has destroyed Latin America. The poem shifts again in line 53 with the repetition of the impassioned phrase that began the ode: "Oh, pure Americas ."" Thus, the speaker is deeply saddened ... metaphor of a star to explain the changing fate of Latin America. Diction plays a particularly important role in the final section; words such as "victory,""(line 87) "garlanded,""(line 86) ...

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... the process of having the child, and really the technical father is not supposed to function as a father. However the genetic makeup of the child will come from this father regardless that the only function of this man is to make this process happen, but the unfortunate situation is the ... these same children have a potential of being born with genetic mutations. Close relationships within ethnic groups are known to have consequences genetically speaking. In the case of children sharing the same genetic father who have children may have case of inheriting this traits. Within ethnic group...

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... security. PRTs are cost effective, primarily due to low capital and operating costs, are easily expandable as networks, can have different line speeds on various guideway segments, can include high speed arterial guideway segments, cargo vehicles in an indoor station, and are elevated and can't collide with ground-level automobile traffic and pedestrians. They are automated, eliminating the cost ... of linear electric motors controlled separately by a pair of solid-state, variable-frequency drives that are in turn controlled by fault-tolerant microprocessors. This is one of the most imp...

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... More than 60 of these are known or suspected to cause cancer. Yearly there are about 3,000 lung cancer deaths in nonsmoking adults. With cancer being so prevalent in this day and age ETS just adds to the worries of another possible way to develop this deadly disease. Why ... it is responsible for an estimated 35,000 to 40,000 deaths from heart disease in people who are not current smokers Other respiratory problems in nonsmokers include coughing, phlegm, chest discomfort, and reduced lung function. Exposure to secondhand smoke can be extremely harmful to children as well. The ... Death ...

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... the most visible as well as the most culture bound of the marketing functions. In the other functions, the firm relates to the market in a quieter, more passive way. With the promotional function, the firm is standing up and speaking out, wanting to be seen and ... heard. Promotion is defined as communication by the firm with its various audiences, with its various audiences, with a view to informing and influencing them. Promotion is aimed at selling products and enhancing the image of the company. The situation of the company and its product line ... often are not the same from one co...

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... responsibility is the Federal court system. A marshal has to uphold the court system to enable the judicial system in the United States to function. If items are taken from criminals during an arrest, marshals store and maintain those items. Witnesses in Federal cases are given protection by the marshals. And, marshals transport Federal prisoners. They can arrest and investigate Federal ... a good driving record, pass a written test, complete agency and structured interviews, permit a background investigation, and undergo a rigorous 10-week basic training program at the U.S. Marshals Se...

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... day fine programs, work release, furloughs, halfway houses, restitution, community service, drug/alcohol checks, check-in programs, curfews, mediation and restorative justice centers, and any other offender monitoring or reporting program that walks the line between trust and safety. There is tremendous variation by jurisdiction in how community corrections are done. However, there are at least four things that all programs tend ... to have in common. First an emphasis on residential stability, the place the offender is kept or located ... Third a focus on accountability, for both offend...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate