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Impacts of Changes on War on Interstate Relations Politics Case Study
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The author of the paper argues in a well-organized manner that пlobalization has greatly influenced the war trends to great extents, for instance, the 1978-1988 Iran- Iraq war shepherded by conflict-based oil reserves, the Iraq invasion of Kuwait in the 1990s with claims that Kuwait was one of its provinces was due to the presence of oil.
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The Rise of the Regulatory State in Europe by Giandomenico Majone Politics Article
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The policies created by the EU need to be Pareto-efficient or redistributive in nature. Both have their own positives and negatives and are full of follies. It cannot be said for certain that either of the two is perfect and can be applied to create ideal policies. What is essential therefore is to create a mix of both these systems.
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Electoral Reform in the United Kingdom Politics Annotated Bibliography
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According to the Jenkins Report, the emergence of multiple political parties has necessitated electoral reforms in the UK to adopt alternative electoral systems to support functional representation that is based on opinion hence the formation of a government that represents the opinion of the majority.
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Decision Making in the European Union - towards a Framework for Analysis by Peterson John Politics Article
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Many authors on the decision-making process of the European Union have relied on macro theories to explain the process. They have paid little or no interest in other theories. They have put aside the issue of policy networks as a way of explaining the process of decision-making at the EU. This is informed by the complexity of policy networks. 
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International Organisations in Global Politics Politics Case Study
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The structure of U.N. peacekeeping cannot be reformed in isolation and there needs to be a contextual analysis and a coherent rethinking of policies in this regard. The reform process should be aimed at making the UN peacekeeping institution into a security system very much able to detect violent conflicts early and uses the mediation system successfully.
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U.S.-EU Cooperation Against Terrorism Politics Case Study
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Since 9/11 U.S and EU security officials have formulated a counterterrorism understanding framework, entered into strategic agreements to boost mutual performance and held periodic meetings to upgrade/act on the latest terrorist information. While minor differences have surfaced due to differing individual methods, their overall cooperation has been strong and significant.
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Scottish Irish and Welsh Nationalism Politics Assignment
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There were many important differences between the three nationalist movements. Nationalism in Scotland was a weak force and not politically organized as compared with Irish and Welsh nationalism. Irish nationalism was the most politically organized as evidenced by the history of their nationalist movements. 
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How Similar in Their Aims Were the Dictatorships of Hitler and Mussolini Politics Coursework
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Both of these dictators achieved and maintained absolute political and social power through manipulation and control over their people as well as by taking advantage of circumstances surrounding their countries at the time of their rise to power.  The purpose of this paper is to discuss some of the similarities as well as some of the differences between the dictatorships of Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini.
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The Irish Government's Reach E-Government Initiative Is a Threat to Individual Liberties Politics Coursework
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This has contributed to polarized world culture where all standards of life are judged by one global accepted standard. There has also been a change in the landscape of governance in the world. In this regard, there has been a changing nature of governance where the governments have become more open to the scrutiny of the world.
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The Powers of War and Peace Politics Essay
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There is no question, there is extreme difficulty in maintaining democratic values with the persistent threat of terrorism. It is cumbersome to sustain a reasonable line of human rights, transparency, and detention. The Patriot Act was characterized in some quarters as a very necessary tool in fighting the war on terrorism. 
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Governance in Australian Public Sector Politics Coursework
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This paper evaluates governance in the Australian Public Sector, an assessment of its strains as well as the gaps and potential. The essay is deliberated to show how communication and involvement in governance from corner to corner of government, industry, and the community setting and how the governance literacy could be improved and easily avail the information to the public.
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Global Security and Sustainability Politics Case Study
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Treaties on peace and cooperation need to be developed and signed among nations so that international peace and cooperation prevail. Most importantly there has to be discontinuation of the structural insecurities for political gain so that a stable and sustainable community can be established which is based on peace and development.     
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Factors Promoting Failure of Peacekeeping Missions Politics Case Study
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Since the credibility of any peacekeeping operation is dependent on it being able to carry out its mandated tasks, it is important to ensure that the mandate reflects the level of resources that contributing nations are able and willing to provide. The deployment of for instance a United Nations peacekeeping operation is just the start of a long-term, but volatile peace.
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The Second Amendment to the US Constitution and the Bearing of Arms Politics Coursework
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The Second Amendment states that ‘A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.  In 1903, Congress passed several acts to help states to develop their own militias. These acts were aimed at providing funding and other resources to organize state militias.
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The Democracy in America Politics Essay
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There are various challenges that affect American democracy which include impacts of the market economy and its effects on democratic governance for instance market economies have effects on the level of equality among citizens, especially for instance during periods of global recession as we currently experience.
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Foreign Policy as the Product of a Rational Decision Making Process Politics Essay
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The state today in the modern era performs a number of functions, due to the reason that most of the aspects of the country need to be regulated by the state. The state usually regulates the functioning of the nation-state through policy formulation and execution. These policies can easily be divided into two categories: domestic policy formulation and foreign policy formulation.
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Machiavelli's Assertion and Dirty Hands in Politics Politics Essay
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David and Paul (2000) argue that those politicians who are dirty-handed always act outside the constitution. Their actions in most times take place in the situations that are emerging. The politicians try to minimize suffering as they engage in any problem. They always try to balance on their part to avoid themselves getting into problems.  
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There Was Not One But Number of Cause That Led to Scottish Devolution in 1999 Politics Essay
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For the central government, independence was never an option since it must retain its power at all costs. Devolution is the only practical solution that would benefit Scotland and England since allowing the Scots to run their affairs can significantly reduce the enthusiasm for complete independence.
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The Study of the EC - the Challenge to Comparative Politics by Simon Hix Politics Article
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The fact that the European community has surpassed its purpose as a simple international organization requires a definition of the organization as a whole. While its functioning cannot be compared to that of the US, it offers a valid example of how the integration of sovereign states can be carried out in the modern times of the post-industrialization era.
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The Rise of the Regulatory State in Europe by Giandomenico Majone Politics Article
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Two key patterns mentioned in Majone’s argument were the analysis of, one legal authority and continuation of instruction of stabilization and redeployment, the other the role of European Commission’s growth through influential strategy if budgetary tools are absent. It has been now a common formula for living in a regulatory state, deposited by public service privatization.
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Was The Iraqi War-Operation Iraqi Freedom Legal or Illegal under International Law Politics Coursework
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This reasonableness would have been guided by veracity, and their abiding respect for the laws as they existed and those who had been chosen to administer them. They would never have leveled a threat of extinction if decisions were not rendered in their favor. Bush and his neo-conservatives espouse the spreading of democracy across the globe.
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The American Invasion of Iraq Politics Literature review
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The outcomes of this invasion and the setbacks suffered by the US, on account of this invasion, have been discussed. Furthermore, the US lost a number of its troops in Iraq, which engendered considerable criticism in the US. In addition, Muslims largely developed animosity towards the US policy adopted Vis –a – Vis Iraq.
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Arms Control and Disarmament Politics Assignment
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Besides agreements and treaties, states can make arms control arrangements although they may be lacking in treaty tools and instruments, they are legally binding like the OSCE’s Vienna documents (VDocs) that were meant to pave way for confidence development. Arms control arrangements among states help in the development of political commitment to arms control.
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What Is Liberalism Politics Essay
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Wordsworth described this liberty as "sovereignty within"[1] which often necessitates state intervention for restraints and sometimes even requires government action. For instance, mandatory education for children can be identified as a liberal measure by rights. The worst foe of liberty is not a compulsion but rather the dependency on others' perspectives for making personal decisions.      
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Elements of Democracy Politics Essay
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In the past, there was no such conception of collective unity. The ancient political analysts did not conceive of a collective cultural identity of the populace. In those times, people were not regarded as having a common past, traditions, and values (DeWiel, 2000, P.11). The modern paradigm of democracy considers the people in a nation, as a single entity with common beliefs and cultures.
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The War on Terrorism Politics Essay
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Over the recent years, violence and evil have gotten worst. Everybody is worried about the high crime rates across the country. Gangs are killing each other and innocent people every day. The point here is that the president asked congress for thirty billion dollars, of which over ten was to help find the terrorist. 
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Bradford Riots - Plural, Elite, and Marxian Model Politics Coursework
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The riots of the year 2001, was linked to more than four factors. The four main factors were unemployment and poverty that existed in city areas leading to a sense of disillusionment, long periods of mistrust with the police force and a resultant increase in racial violence, and the growth of certain groups that can be termed as far-right groups.
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Cause for the Iraq War and Were These Causes Justified Politics Coursework
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If one was to try and answer the question about the justification of the war, one comes up with no reasons other than the arrogance, greed, and perhaps the hypocrisy of the Bush administration coupled with the urge that the President had to play god. The fact that Saddam was in fact a US pillion during the period of the 90s is now well known.
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Oil in the Middle East and its Political Effects Politics Coursework
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The resources that the Middle East has are enormous and these are the resources that not only form the backbone of the western economies.  Countries that are regarded as being the superpowers are the ones who have the main interest in the Middle East and this is because of reason that the Middle East holds one of the most important energy resources like oil.
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What Impact Has Globalization Had on the Nation-State Politics Research Paper
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The globalization of society is one of the dominant trends in the development of civilization in the 21 - st century, which has a very strong impact on socio-economic, political and cultural aspects of the development of almost all countries in the world. This process is very complex and internally contradictory. 
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Importance of Reform of the UK Public Services Politics Assignment
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The population in the UK through the last two decades has experienced a wide range of reforms in public services. These kinds of reforms have had an enormous effect on the political sector of the country. The UK government has brought about a considerable change in the history of public services through increased expenditure in the health and education sector.
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Hong Kong and China after 1997: The Real Issues Politics Case Study
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Academic research papers have some common characteristics. A research paper usually focuses on a thesis or research question and draws out pieces of evidence to support or oppose the hypothesis or answer the research question. Research methodology may be based on primary or secondary methods. The primary research tool encompasses questionnaires, telephonic interviews and field survey observations.
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Political Parties in the New Era Politics Coursework
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It is essential to say that many studies have shown that the Political Parties of today have changed significantly in the past few decades, both in industrialized countries and in the developing nations. The changes have inadvertently resulted in the weakening of connections between citizens and the state.
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In What Ways Does the Political Socialisation Militate against Large Numbers of Women in Politics Politics Term Paper
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The process of political socialization has long been regarded as one of the major threats to the inclusion and free performance of large numbers of women in politics. It has resulted in several types of decayed practices in the political spheres of the modern nations and political thinkers have been almost unanimous about the defects of the system.
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Globalization and Democratic Government Politics Case Study
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Sweeping societal transformations have resulted from economic development in a number of countries over the past 30 years. Excellent examples of this are South Korea and Taiwan whose economic growth brought about expansive social, economic and cultural change that produced expansive societal pressure for democracy.
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Is Globalisation Producing More Losers Than Winners Politics Case Study
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Globalization is a word that has many connotations and definitions depending on the individual context it is used in. In fact, depending on the form of government, the type of economy, and even the economic situation of the government, globalization can be seen as a formula for winning an agenda for losing. 
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Why Did George Bush Win the 2004 Election Politics Case Study
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In spite of criticism the world over, especially the growing concerns of American society about the number of American soldiers killed on deputation in Afghanistan and Iraq, President Bush went on to win the 2004 election. The win, by a narrow margin, perplexed many political analysts as exit polls were largely skewed in favor of the Democrats candidate John Kerry.
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Liberalism as a Dominant Ideology Politics Essay
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If we compare Liberalism with other ideologies, it transpires that all other ideologies have certain specific boundaries and thus have limitations to be universalized or gaining globalized fame, while it is only Liberalism that is popular and prevailing throughout the world. Liberalism could be defined as the opposite of the unlimited power that a king would enjoy for example in the 17th century.
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Politics and Media Politics Case Study
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It has been claimed that particular mass media, mostly the women’s magazines have for a long term been promoting alternative health products of no worth and consequently engaging in an effective conspiracy with this industry to defraud billions of dollars from the consumers every year (Fog, 2004, p. 2).
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Is the US Supreme Court Too Powerful Politics Essay
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It is apparent that the United States Supreme Court is the highest court in the States. Over the federal and state courts, the Supreme Court has ultimate appellate jurisdiction. On the other hand, it has original jurisdiction on only a few cases. The membership of the court comprises of one chief justice and eight associate justices
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Understanding the Nature of Politics Politics Essay
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Power is a fundamental component of our work as activists and organizers. In circumstances where individuals are dealing with elected officials, corporate executives, landlords, or school boards, they are dealing with matters of power (Dahl 201-205). The concept of power has proven to be very difficult to describe as it has multiple sources.
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UK Foreign Policy and the Joining of the European Community in 1973 Politics Case Study
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The British people began slowly to yield to the concept that the Commonwealth no longer belonged to them. Thus, the political elite became less resistant to an effectual distancing from the Commonwealth. Moreover, the United States after undermined it by intervening in the Suez crisis where it sided with the Egyptian government. 
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The Politics of Thatcherism Politics Essay
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The first is that in 20th-century Britain she was the only leader to govern over three consecutive general elections, and through eleven years of service as Prime Minister, she set the record for that century. Second, as the first and so far only woman British Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher is strikingly the one individual to bequeath her name to an operative philosophy for a political course.
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The Binding Nature of International Agreements Politics Term Paper
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Every binding is an encapsulation of facts on some explicit presupposition or situation, and there is normally no overlap amid divisions. Since the fact is characteristical, self- expressive, it should be anticipated that a nearer of philosophy is that to the concluding phase the better is also its authority to control acquiesce. 
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Change in Contemporary China Politics Case Study
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The significant and unique outstanding observation about china is the broad and extended cultural history. The Chinese people rank as one of the societies that have long cultural ties. The governance history of a country influences its current trends. The governance system of a country in terms of influence can be analyzed in the context of social, technological, and economic change. 
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English Local Government Politics Coursework
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One of the major forms of decentralization in the 20th century has been the break up of empires and colonies into nation-states, the recent example being the break up of the Soviet Union and the separation of Kosovo from Serbia. The pressure for pursuing and adopting democracy as a political ideology and system has led to a new emphasis on local governance below the level of the nation-state.
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Terrorist Strike at the Heart of the United Kingdom Transport System Politics Case Study
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The paper discusses the incident in relation to the political and national implications of the event. The follow-ups were all well managed and there was an understanding of the instructions as discussed in the International Journal of Emergency Management. I have also made an analytical inspection over the statutory services during such an emergency.
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Impact of Globalisation on Engineering Firms Politics Term Paper
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We continue to fight, kill, and destroy—so much so that our aggression threatens to annihilate us. It is not clear whether we will survive our own "advanced" weapons. As the world is brought closer to the realization of a global village, we must apply ourselves more diligently and sincerely to improving intergroup relations and conflict resolution. 
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Lack of Democracy in International Organization Politics Essay
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International organizations have gained increased legitimacy due to their wide membership and their increasing importance in providing effective solutions to problems that face more than one state. Major theories assert that international organizations are created in response to barriers of Pareto efficiency and welfare improvement among members (Barnett and Fennimore, 2004).
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Genocide in Bosnia - the Policy of Ethnic Cleansing by Norman Cigar Politics Book Report/Review
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The author outlines vividly in a crystal clear manner so as to avoid cases of repetition in that he points out the root cause of the issue at hand. Still, he goes at length to come up with ways that will make the prey aware of the forthcoming danger. This is seen whereby he points out that the prey should be in a position to read both subtle and open signs of a forthcoming animosity.
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