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    This week’s current event that I have read is about Boston based Gillette suing Edgewell in federal court, alleging Edgewell's Hydro Connect 5 and Hydro Connect 5 Sensitive razor refill blades infringe on a Gillette patent for its Fusion razor. Gillette, which is owned by Cincinnati-based Procter & Gamble, filed the lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut, where Edgewell's Schick Manufacturing is based.Ofcourse you might be saying who is Gillette or even then Edgewell;…

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    Dying Family Health Care

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    indicators, the U.S. also fared poorly with a ranking of 15 among 25 industrialized nations. The United States spends more on health than any other industrialized country (DeSpelder & Strickland, 2010). The rising costs of health care are partly due to the rise in technological devices that promises a revolutionary range of tools for fighting disease. Although, the persistent advances in medical technology effectively extend life longer and longer, but it often makes it hard to know when to…

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    Employment in the United States creates a broad standard that people adhere to because of the increasing competition in the job market. People need to figure out what employers look for, especially those who want a job right out of college. To counter these thoughts and worries, prospective employees need to start early. Whether or not they start in high school or college, finding opportunities to gain information and experience counts a lot in the eyes of many companies. These experiences and…

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    resorts won this in 2012 (Hard, 2013). Conclusion MGM Resorts International has worked tremendously hard to become a front-runner in corporate social responsibility for resort casinos. According to Cindy Ortega, MGM Resorts International's chief sustainability officer, "We have the size and scale to make a difference when we incorporate sustainable practices throughout our operations... Embracing sustainable practices has the power to make a difference in the lives of our guests and employees,…

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    representatives should or should not have term limits is still a big issue in the realm of the United States’ political system. This issue has been debated for many years, but is constantly overlooked by congressional representatives from across the country. Having congressional term limits would be extremely beneficial to the political system of the United States, and to the citizens of the United States. Some of the founding fathers were also in favor of creating term limits for…

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    Americans are unhappy with the education system in the United States, and the government is trying to find a solution. The United States has been spending money on educational reform and American students still rank low in math and science to other developed countries. The latest idea to be implemented is the Common Core State Standards Initiative, which is supposed to strength our educational system. Many of the states have accepted the Common Core State Standards, but they have not been…

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    into the first World War in 1917, the United States has periodically intervened militarily in other nations because there is no democratically elected supranational government to police the world, the default principle guiding thinking about military intervention has been national sovereignty, or self-determination. Countries should not interfere in the affairs of other countries. However, few have believed that this principle should be absolute. United States has many involvements in…

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    There is one military occupational skill that, unarguably, provides today’s ground force commanders in the United States Military an overwhelming tactical advantage on the battlefield, the Joint Terminal Attack Controller (JTAC) is that individual that provides this specific skill. The Joint Terminal Attack Controller, also known as and referred to as the JTAC, provides the precise guidance of air to ground munitions release from multiple aircraft platforms to destroy, disrupt, delay, degrade,…

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    Medical Laboratory Career

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    technical and managerial skills, as well as extensive experience in a laboratory setting (academicinvest.com, 2010-2014). According to the Lab Manager Magazine Salary and Budget survey (2007 figures), the earnings of laboratory managers in the United States, broken down by industry, are as follows: Pharmaceutical Lab: $69,800, Biotech Lab: $69,040, University Lab: $46,760, Clinical or Research Lab: $62,910, Industrial lab: $72,270, Government Lab: $69,040, Private Lab:…

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    Troubles In Camden

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    Troubles in Camden In a city in New Jersey, Walt Whitman once thought of it as “In a dream I saw a city invincible” (Gillette 5). Today that same city ranks as one of the poorest and most crime ridden cities in the United States. This city is directly across the river from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a city called Camden. When many people hear the name Camden, they think of all the crime and drug issues that go on in that city. What some people may not know is that their past wasn’t all that…

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