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- 3071: Russia
- ... and St. Petersburg is a fraction of that found in Warsaw or Budapest, which partially explains the lack of competitive pricing. Other credible influences are the likelihood of collusion, and the monopolistic instincts of organized crime. Regional markets are also characterized by few alternatives in outlets, and little competition on price by the availability of several competing import and domestic brands, heavy advertising, consumer awareness and widespread price competition, the market ...
- 3072: Alcatraz
- ... to open a maximum-security, minimum-privilege penitentiary to deal with the most incorrigible inmates in Federal prisons, and to show the law-abiding public that the Federal Government was serious about stopping the rampant crime of the 1920's and 1930's. USP Alcatraz was not the "America's Devil's Island" that many books and movies portray. The average population was only about 260-275 (the prison never once ...
- 3073: 1984
- ... how our time will end. Orwell creates a book where being different is illegal. In 1984 Orwell is trying to present the kind of world in which individuality has become obsolete and personality is a crime (Howe 322). Imagine living in a society where if you expressed your own opinions or ideas you would be sent to a Ministry of Love where you would be tormented and corrupted. Living in Oceania ...
- 3074: Chico and the Growth issue
- ... Chico California is a unique place. As many have put it, "it is the biggest small town in America." This status is un-preservable because as Chico grows it will take on more of the crime and congestion that larger cities must deal with. Though the unique nature of the town may be preserved by controlling the architecture of the town, and were it grows into. We must not as a ...
- 3075: Research Essay, East Timor
- ... that has arisen in East Timor has been heavily one sided towards the militaristic regime that has destroyed the fabric of life for the people of East Timor. East Timor has a history plagued by crime, injustice, war and death and during all of these times the church was there in one way or another giving support for the communities, but it has not always been that way. When the Portuguese ...
- 3076: Alcatraz Island (The Prison)
- ... On June 11 they exited through the roof, climbed down a drainpipe and got away. Officials found personal belongings in the bay but no bodies. If they made it to shore, they never pulled another crime (Stuller 90). In 1946, six inmates took weapons from a guard. They intended to blast out. Led by Joseph Cretzer and Bernard Coy, the inmates controlled the cell house for three days. Thousands of spectators ...
- 3077: Mexico
- ... have to be near the boundary. This preference is disadvantageous to southern and central Mexico. Disinvestment is certain to result in unemployment and poverty, which in turn is expected to lead to a rise in crime in the region. The ultimate result of this inequitable distribution of investment is the creation of two Mexicos, one of which becomes more Americanized while the other remains a Third World entity. An example of ...
- 3078: Atlantis: We Will Ever Know
- ... some of these theories are compatible with Plato's works and are within relative reason, numerous crackpot theories have been developed using the lost continent as a basis. One of these theories, posted on the computer internet where it has access to over fifteen million people, talks in twenty- one pages of pre-historical lands with names like Oz and Luxor. These world wide web pages list over two hundred separate ...
- 3079: Ethiopia
- ... inevitable. Bibliography Colombo, John Robert, ed. 1996 Canadian Global Almanac. Toronto: Macmillian Canada 1996. "Ethiopia Famine."Ethiopia: Case Study. Internet. http://rs6.loc.gov/et_00_ 00.html. 1996 "Ethiopia." Information Finder. Vers.2.6. Computer Software. World Book, Inc., 1996 Kurian, George Thomas, ed. Encyclopedia of the Third World. New York: Facts on File, 1992 Wright, Hohn W., ed. 1996 Universal Almanac, Kansas City: 1995 Universal Press Syndicate.
- 3080: Korea
- ... the submarine episode, the South Korean defense ministry said that "North Korea may launch a general attack on South Korea deploying long range artillery pieces, Scud missiles tapped with bio-chemicals, and perhaps nuclear devices." (computer 1) For the past few years, North Korea has denied testing nuclear devices and has delayed inspections of nuclear facilities as provided for by the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons Treaty. In August of 1996 ...
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