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War on Drugs Social science Coursework
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The use of illegal drugs causes harm to both individuals and to society in general. This harm is usually medically and psychologically related and takes many forms.  Some of the social consequences of illegal drug use on individuals include; drug overdoses, accidents due to illegal drug intoxication, and violence associated with involvement in illegal drug buying and selling.
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Volunteer and Leadership Development in the United Kingdom Social science Literature review
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Studies demonstrate that many people in the United Kingdom volunteer in sports clubs. Volunteering is important because several clubs cannot afford paid task force, especially at their formative stages. Volunteers are crucial for any club to run successfully. Usually, several volunteers may feel that their commitment and dedication go unappreciated.
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Racism as One of the Major Social Problems in Australia Social science Assignment
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When the British came to Australia many Australian natives, went to move to the reserves because the British could not agree to interact with them. Not all indigenous Australians ever had the opportunity access to education this making them not have any knowledge to protect themselves. In extreme cases, they were not to get married until they got permission from the government to do so.
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National Health Service Treatment for Health Conditions Social science Literature review
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The prevalence of infections like diabetes, heart disease, and cancer depends on people’s lifestyles and consumes much of NHS expenditure because their treatment is very costly. Re-evaluating NHS’s healthcare rights to UK citizens is not necessary because it is the same citizens who fund the services through taxes.  
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Arranged Marriages: Can Be the Reason for an Unhappy Marriage or Even a Divorce Social science Coursework
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Arranged marriage processes most of the time do not pay attention to the incompatibilities thereof and either do it unknowingly or simply assume that things will be alright in a matter of time. However, forced marriages between completely incompatible spouses are likely to cause adverse consequences that are irreversible (Warren, 2007), all for the couple to live with its entire life.
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History and Causation and Origins of MS-13 Terrorist Group Social science Coursework
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This is because each state has a definition of its own. All forms of terrorism have similar characteristics, which include the fact that they are violent, are conducted by a group with a form of a command, are mainly political in motives and aims, are designed to have repercussions that are far-reaching psychologically, and are perpetrated by a non-state entity or sub-national group.
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Lashkar E Taiba Social science Coursework
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Lashkar e Taiba, shortened as LeT and popularly known as the Army of the Pure, is one of the most lethal terrorist groups that are operating in the Southern Asia region. The title can also be translated to mean the Army of the Good or the Army of the Righteous. It is rated as one of the most largest and active Islamic terrorist groups that have ever existed. 
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Mixed Genre Movies Heralding the Era of Globalization Social science Literature review
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The world itself is a melting pot of cultures, languages, and peoples, and practices, as Zygmunt Bauman (2001, p. 121) rightly puts it, “culture is debated in terms of an individual, group or categorical difference, creolization and hybridity;” and ‘mixed’ forms or ‘hybrid’ forms have taken on a different connotation with the advent globalization.
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Threat Posed by Cyber Crimes to Homeland Security Social science Coursework
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Cyber crime is a major global threat in our world today.  Modern living dictates that lives should be built over the internet. Increased dependence on the internet and computer networks to run our daily lives, results in greater susceptibility to cyber crimes. This would suggest that cyber security should be achieved at all costs.
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The Goals and Purpose of Child Safety Services in Australia Social science Case Study
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The inquiry conducted by the Crime and Misconduct Commission (CMC) in the year 2003 mainly focused on changing and identifying the shortcomings of the child protection system. It virtually stated that organizational framework and fundamental structural reform needed to be undertaken a factor considered by Child Safety Services.
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UK Strategy for Tackling Child Poverty Social science Literature review
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Child poverty may be defined as the total number of kids living in families that have income that is below 60 percent of middle income before deducting housing expenditures.  As the paper tells, the reduction of child poverty in the United Kingdom has been for over a decade an important concern to the UK government.
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Understanding Forensic Science Social science Assignment
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The use of pollen grains in the investigation has been used to link suspects to the crime. They are an important tool and work out because of three major reasons. First, each geographic region produces unique pollen which links the suspect to the exact location. Second, plants that are wind-pollinated disperse pollen grains and high chances are that they will fall next to the source.
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Cross-Cultural Communication Breakdown Social science Literature review
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The two theories discussed have proved successful in addressing the problems of cross-cultural communication breakdown by guiding English teachers on the best way forward in training their students on how to pronounce and produce certain sounds correctly. My planned contribution in addressing this problem is based on training ESL learners on how to pronounce sounds and words correctly.
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What, If Anything, Do We Owe Future Human Generations Social science Coursework
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The present generation should engage in policies that are aimed at protecting the interests of the generations to come. The present generation should not be selfish and should adopt strategies that can benefit the two generations. This can be achieved through considerations of financial and political stability.
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There Is Hope for Change for Armed Robbery Offenders Social science Assignment
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Rehabilitation programs are imperative in helping the ‘presumed’ armed offenders to accept their current situation and heighten their optimism in the pending processes mentioned above. This can be chief in reducing the suicide rates in the facility as well as the prevalence of depression cases among the inmates.
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Sustainability Performance Assessment at a Precinct Level Social science Case Study
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Precinct P1 will have a variety of residential buildings whose focus will be around the Oval Park and the Northern Bushland Park and the ocean views. The Northern Bushland is part of the ESBS (Eastern Suburbs Banksia Scrub) which is an ecological community that is endangered and can be found on the Prince Henry site at several locations.
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Value of Festivals Social science Literature review
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Festivals are periods or days of celebrations that bring groups of people together to engage in a common activity (Voss, Johnston & Morris 2000). Depending on the objectives of the festival, there are different kinds of activities involved so that the unique aspect of the festival or celebration is realized.
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Positive and Negative Aspects of Globalization Social science Essay
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Various authors have defined the term globalization but the most commonly accepted definition of globalization is that it is a process that entails the interaction as well as integration among, individuals, organizations as well as states and this interaction is mainly due to investments and trade which are supported by the use of information technology. 
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Vygotsky's Sociocultural Theory Social science Literature review
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From Vygotsky’s (1979) theory, an individual is able to learn their world through knowledge communicated to them through language during their early stages of infancy. As a child develops, the first are reliant on their caregivers who most of the times are parents to guide them as they communicate using the medium of language.
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Challenge Regarding Legitimizing Human Rights Social science Assignment
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The world lies a greater challenge regarding legitimizing the aspect of human rights. Global justice universally will be achievable if international law and treaties acknowledge civil and political rights by offering a reprieve to humanity irrespective of their political, social, and economic affiliations. In a democracy, human rights observe equal participation in the international system.
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Advantages of Working Mothers Social science Essay
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Twenty hours of separation between a mother and a child in a week is risky. These children often have poor social relationships and usually act out when they are at school. When children are infants they require to be bonded closely with their mothers as this helps to shape their character. Otherwise, the children suffer from character disorder.
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Principles of Fraud Examination Social science Case Study
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If there is evidence that fraud has taken place, investigations are conducted to arrest the fraudster. The investigations involve lengthy analysis of intricate financial documents. In order to apprehend the criminals involved in the fraud, it is necessary for the investigators to take statements and write reports, testify to findings, and aid in the detection and prevention of fraud.
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Large Animal Rescue Social science Literature review
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Some of the personnel involved in animal rescue include large animal and mixed animal veterinarians, vet technicians, and those who respond to emergency situations. It is thus very important for this group of people to have basic rescue information that guides them about how to rescue animals in situations while keeping their own safety as well as that of the animal under rescue.
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Globalization versus Americanization Social science Essay
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The realization of the significance of globalization in altering lifestyles happened during the period of industrialization. This is after noting that each nation had its own specialization and that one nation’s services were needed elsewhere. The relationships include cultural values exchanges, emigration and immigration of people, and sharing the most important economic values across borders.
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United Arab Emirates Public Awareness Raising Social science Case Study
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In the United Arab Emirates, the National Crisis and Emergency Management Authority (NCEMA) is the organization that is concerned with disaster management at the federal level. This body was convened in 2007 owing to the numerous disasters that rock the UAE such as earthquakes, landslides, floods, tsunamis, and tropical storms.
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Developing Expertise in the Workplace Social science Essay
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The learning of vocabularies, abbreviations, symbols, equations, and appropriate forms of sentences. For example, in a Computer Application like Microsoft Access, we have to know how to make forms and be able to know how to use different vocabularies necessary while using this application (Jacobs & Jones, 1995). 
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Benefits, Cost, and Challenges Posed by Globalization Social science Assignment
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The liberalization of trade is estimated to have started a century ago but it was interrupted by the great depression and World War I and II. It was started again after World War II was over and it became what is known as the World Trade Organization (WTO). The other types of liberalization have led to easy and faster movement of the factors of production i.e. labor and capital.
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Governmental Influences on Fire Prevention Organization and Management Social science Term Paper
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Occupational Safety and Health Administration was started in 1971 and its purpose was to promote workplace safety. An estimated 2.5 million people were injured while 14,000 died from work-related hazards in the year 1970 prior to this agency. Currently, the number of accidents has been reduced by half and additional standards on fire, explosions, and hazards have been set. 
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The Reasons of Capital Punishment Social science Term Paper
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Various religions have different views concerning the use of this practice. Although the practice is legal some religions do not condone it while others condone it. Christianity does not condone the practice and believes that only God has a right to taking life since he is the giver. On the other hand, Islam seems to condone the practice.
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Societal Risks Associated with Incidents of Fire Social science Coursework
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Little has changed since 2004 and hence the city center was the place with most incidents of fire, to curb this the city should be; decongested, more refresher courses training on prevention techniques be given, use of proper gears should be emphasized, and Departments which are concerned should be properly equipped with safety equipment.
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Analysis of the Incident by Station and Time in Merseyside Social science Case Study
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Merseyside has achieved a number of goals through different strategies that they have put in place with an aim to be the best in fire risk management. Amongst these strategies, including developing and refining their existing methodologies as well as the inclusion of new approaches to deal with emergencies (Beard, & Carvel, 2005: 51).
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Social Impact of Computers Social science Coursework
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Technological development dates back to the time man began converting natural resources into simple tools. However, it is a modern technology that has significantly improved man’s life in the workplace and at home, economically, and socially. Of all man’s technological innovations, computers have had the biggest impact, both negative and positive.
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Analysis of the Human Factors in Fire Catastrophes Social science Case Study
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Fire accidents are very dangerous happenings that lead to heavy losses of property, deaths, and permanent injuries. It is important that building regulations be adhered to at all times to avoid such occurrences. Any fire catastrophe that has occurred should serve as an example whereby lessons are drawn from it to avoid future accidents.
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The Effects of Hazardous Materials on the Fire Service Social science Coursework
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Just in the same way chemicals can gain entry into a person’s body through various ways so does the biological agents. Biological agents can enter the body through wounds in the skin, and inhalation. Biological agents, therefore, the present real danger to firefighters especially in controlling biological research companies and hospital fires. 
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Nuclear Waste Risks and How Do They Influence the Decision Making Social science Literature review
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How one would perceive a risk determine his or her decisions about certain things like disposal of nuclear waste. Many believed that risk perceptions vary between scientists or engineers and the public because of different risk assessment methods that could lead to conflict and interference in the further development of nuclear technology. 
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Suitability of Houston as a Good Place to Live and Raise a Family Social science Coursework
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Houston is said to be a middle-class city as indicated by its economy. Comparing Houston and Manhattan, both have about two million employees. In Manhattan, about 600,000 employees work in insurance, finance, and professional services with only about 2% working in the construction and manufacturing sector.
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Causes of Health Inequalities Social science Essay
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Child maltreatment notifications have significantly increased in number. However, an increase in child maltreatment notifications in the Northern Territory has not increased has not been impressive as in other states. This implies that child maltreatment remains a key cause of health inequality in the Northern Territory's aboriginal children.
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The Aspects of the Performance of the Fire and Rescue Service and the Expectation the Community Social science Term Paper
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A good management plan needs to be able to help the company meet its objectives and goals, to utilize the most current technology and innovation in relation to fire and rescue service provision (Arco, 2009). The management system must also be able to acknowledge the values and the standards that are laid down by the relevant authorities.
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The Culture and Social Structure of an Organization Social science Case Study
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The non-material culture comprises the moral standards, believes, loyalty, supportiveness, and trustworthiness of the members towards the church and church leadership. Lakewood Church has a bureaucratic structure characterized by clearly defined responsibilities and roles, respect for experience and merit, and a hierarchical structure in the decision-making process.    
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Importance of Nonverbal Communication Social science Report
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Some people just seem to have a knack for using nonverbal communication effectively and correctly interpreting signals from others. These people are often described as being able to "read people." In reality, you can build this skill by paying careful attention to nonverbal behavior and practicing different types of nonverbal communication with others.
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Use of Self and Its Importance in Social Work Social science Coursework
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Critical studies into the elements that shape interpersonal relationships show that there are two broad principles that characterize the interplay of personality and societal relationships. The first is unconsciousness. This has to do with memories, feelings, and fantasies which provoke anxiety to the extent that they need to be repressed.
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An Exploration of Why Some Young People Chose to Belong to Punk Sub-Culture Social science Literature review
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The culture started in the United States in the 1970s by youths engaging themselves in drugs and rock music. It gained its way to Britain during the economic recession whereby it was used by the youths as a way of showing dissatisfaction with industrial Britain. Today, the culture is characterized by youths who believe that they need to detach themselves from the previous cultures.
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Maintenance of the Integrity of Crime Scene Evidence Social science Essay
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All incidents of the crime leave scene traces that are valuable in an investigation process. The strategic actions taken during the outset of a criminal investigation are pivotal in a case resolution process. Thorough and careful investigation is vital in ensuring that the potential evidence at the crime scene is not destroyed or tainted.
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Prosperous Senescence: Public Forces in Afterwards Life Social science Research Paper
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In conclusion, the last person I interviewed was Dominic, who lives in my neighborhood. Dominic is sixty fives years old and works as a gardener. Dominic is married and with four children. Her wife also works as a casual laborer in the plantations near their home. For Dominic, he spends most of his time working.
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Social Impact Assessment of Coal Mining Social science Report
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The aim of the study was to examine the various methods of collecting field-based information, the methodologies to be used to assess the social impact of the proposed mining activity, and their limitations. Social impacts are changes that occur in communities or individuals due to externally-induced changes and hence need to be identified, measured, managed.
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How Do We Improve Public Transport in the Urban Fringe Social science Essay
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Efforts to reduce the loss of revenue generated from the parking of public spaces should be the focus of every government. Due to the high rampant cases of corruption especially in developing countries, high revenue is lost through fake parking tickets an aspect that hinders the provision of better transport services by the government (Jeff, 2008). 
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The Practice of Love, Intimacy and Its Relation to the Ideas of Property Social science Term Paper
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The practices of love and intimacy such as marriage and relationships relate to ideas of property. The word property is defined in order to understand and argue why marriage, relationships, and kinship are related to ideas of property. The essay will explore the historical context of marriage, traditional customs, the legal and social bonds of marriage, and how it relates to the ideas of property.
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Destitution: Sustain Africas Afloat Social science Research Paper
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There are two research questions each independent and dependent variable. By answering these two questions through the results of the study, it will provide a satisfactory answer to the research questions and this will come a long way in helping to alleviate poverty in Africa through improved management of African resources.
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Fraud Prevention Plan Social science Report
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Verifications will be done on a yearly basis to test whether staff has actually had interests in any transactions that are traders to the hotels. In case such a thing happens, then a possibility of a conflict of interest shall be indicated. In addition, data will further be analyzed so as to know whether hotel staffs have any other relation with suppliers such as bank account sharing.
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The Relevance of Marxism to International Relations Social science Essay
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The governments are to develop policies that are aimed at cushioning and creating barriers for their producing citizens from exploitation rather than depending on the provisions and models that are developed by the World Bank and other institutions that have been created and designed by the wealthy nations.
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