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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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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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Positive Experiences and Adjustment to Living with a Visible Difference Social science Case Study
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There is more research needed to give insight into a broad range of mechanisms intended for use as part of the positive adjustment to visi¬ble difference. These findings inform both the provision of care to all individuals affected, including the develop¬ment of interventions to promote positive adjustment, and research aiming to help individuals who experience adjusting to a visible difference.
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Educating Street Children in Ghana Social science Term Paper
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The rising population of street kids in the capital and other towns provides challenges to the Ghanaian policymakers who need to provide solutions for this innocent population. Through the Ghana National Commission on Children (GNCC), the government has been developing and implementing policies directed at helping needy children to get an education.
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Why Western States Become so Concerned about the Security Threat from International Terrorism Social science Assignment
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Western states appear so concerned about the security threat from international terrorism particularly after 9/11. Some of the most popular reasons provided are eliminating the world with evil, protection from ungodly and barbaric individuals who know no law and boundaries and shield against the menace of democracy and freedom. 
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Narita: Site of Intercultural Interaction Social science Case Study
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One of the benefits of a clearly defined “place” in intercultural interaction is that it confers identity on the people in it. For example, students at the university, even though they come from many different places and cultures, can identify themselves as students, as integral parts of the site the University represents. 
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Humanism, Personal Growth, and Alienation Social science Literature review
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As the paper outlines, Marx’s theory of alienation explains alienation as the separation of things that initially stuck together, or to antagonize things that were originally in harmony. Alienation is mostly experienced by poor individuals and communities living in urban areas where the majority are the rich. 
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Mental Illness and Homeless Social science Essay
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The paper highlights the wrong address of the Richmond report by successive governments since 1983 when the report was released. Though the two articles talk about the same issue, they have similarities and differences in how they address and present the situation to readers. David Richmond suggested that mentally people should be moved from the psychiatric wards. 
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The Emergence of the First Female Prime Minister within Australia Social science Essay
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The notion that Australians today live in a time that is characterized by endless modifications has become a cliché. In fact, the permanence of these modifications has been acknowledged among social theorists. It is certain that political reforms started a permanent procedure of revolution in modern societies. This manifestation of change has been described using the word globalization.
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The Organisation of the Queensland Police Drug Unit Social science Research Proposal
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I relation to different programs such as PCYC, Home Safety and School-Based Policing, the unit is able to carry out its roles. This report is very important to students of criminology since it will assist them in understanding how to handle cases of drug abuse and what decisions they can make if they wish to pursue a career in substance abuse.
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Publics and Publishing in Transition Social science Case Study
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The author of the following research is going to delve into their effects on the creative industry which is a very critical part of society. The creative industry generally refers to a variety of activities that mostly deal with production or use of certain knowledge or information.” (Venturelli 2008).
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Why Has Regionalism Become such a Popular Strategy to Cope with Globalization Social science Literature review
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Globalization may be defined as the process through which individual state economies rapidly get integrated, thereby creating a global economy that has unified policy frameworks, for instance through international organizations (Cosetta 2009). According to Molchanov (2005), it is a global culture in which there are a lot of interactions and mobility in factors of production.
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Ethical Conflicts in Good Hunting Movie 1997 Social science Movie Review
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Psychotherapists should act professionally and avoid violating any rules or ethics, disclosing information to patients may make them lose trust in your methods and once that happens then a psychotherapist is doomed professionally. Most importantly professionals should differentiate between a patient’s desired outcome and principles versus the immediate reality that they need to teach them.
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Choice of Career and its Development Social science Essay
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Bryan Kyle is fast at acquiring novel ideas as well as concepts for developing creative and innovative solutions to problems. Bryan Kyle can work with little or no supervision and can meet the toughest deadlines. Bryan has a resilient ability to perform pretty effectively even when the working environment is highly pressurized. 
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Media Discrimination on Cultural Safety to Aboriginal Health Social science Essay
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The subsequent power structure demoralized and continued undermining Aboriginal people’s role as cohorts with healthcare employees in their own treatment as well as care. With regard to healthcare delivery, practices that are culturally unsafe are described as actions disempowering, diminishing the individual’s well-being and cultural identity.
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Establishing Global Cities Social science Coursework
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Most challenges often relate to environmental degradation, pressures on existing resources, and pollution from industrial activities. Besides, globalization has several effects on land-use practices. As a result, cities that have invested in developing global cities like Sydney are focusing on developing policies that would assist in reducing the negative impacts.
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Safety and Personal Protective Needs of the Individuals Social science Essay
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Partnership suffices to be the other principle of the healthcare system in Australia. It is evident that establishing partnerships with relevant healthcare institutions and sponsors play a significant role in enhancing access to healthcare services and healthcare infrastructure thereby improving the healthcare outcomes of the indigenous communities.
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Globalisation and Young People Social science Term Paper
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The lives of the young people in China have been affected because of the widening gap between and bringing people together through improving their interactions due to globalization. Young people do perceive globalization as a challenge to them due to the inequalities that are associated with globalization (Giddens, 2014).
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The Problem of Traffic Congestion in Sydney Social science Case Study
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The original inhabitants of the city were the Aborigines who are believed to migrate to the small setting during the Upper Paleolithic period. With the evolution of time, Sydney has grown to the level it is today, both in Geographical and Demographic terms. The infrastructure of the moment can not compare in any way to that of the previous centuries.
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Over Speeding in Dubai Social science Research Proposal
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It is important to note that in order for a car to decelerate up to zero there is a need to travel through the stopping distance. Here, stopping distances takes into account the different conditions of the road, a driver reaction time, the distance between your car and the point of impact, and finally, the speed of your car.
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Methodology in Social Sciences Social science Term Paper
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The feminist perspective on research methods closes the first section. The next section compares explores the paradigm challenge in social research and compares qualitative and quantitative approaches as well as participatory and outsider research. The paper suggests mixed method research as the future direction of social science research.
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The Sociological Factors That Contribute to the Spread of AIDS Social science Essay
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AIDS is one of the diseases that have caused millions of deaths and it has no known cure (Gilbert & Walker, 2010). The illness has a lot of social implications. In developing countries, the disease has had a devastating effect on the social lives of the people. Most people have either been infected or affected by the disease.  
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Metanarratives and a House as Machine for Living in Social science Assignment
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Some examples of metanarrative include religion where the book Genesis explains how God created the universe and His plan for mankind. Another example is a science that tries to explain a large number of disparate phenomena that are physical through a set of ideas that are unified. Lastly, there is Marxism, which gives an explanation of forces that rule human society and historical changes.
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The Impact of First Marriage Age on Fertility Rate in Abu Dhabi Social science Research Paper
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The research aims at determining the impact of the first marriage age on the fertility rate in Abu Dhabi, one of the UAE emirates. The research intends to conduct a survey on 1000 females within their reproductive ages (15-49 years). The research process will take place over a period of three months using a budget of AED 600,000.   
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Yellingbo Conservation Reserve Social science Case Study
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Among all these methods, the deterrents are preferred by the majority and therefore are widely used, Sen-tree is among the most recommended ones as it is registered and deters browsing effectively thereby providing much protection for tree seedlings as is evident in the case of Yellingbo Conservation Reserve. Application of Sen tree browsing deterrent has had a great effect on the tree seedlings.
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Social Impacts of Digital Divide on Developing Countries Social science Report
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Resources in the developed countries are getting scarcer; this has made them go for resources such as knowledge and skills to in the developing countries because they are available and cheaper. The main engine for development is the knowledge that is being shared and used desperately. This paper is addressing the issue of the social impacts of the digital divide, in developing countries.
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Sexual Harassment and Assault in the Australian Military Social science Term Paper
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Sexual harassment and assault, however, are not only limited to the cases of rape. It involves any intimidation, coercion, or bullying that is of a sexual nature. It also includes seeking sexual favors in exchange for rewards of different kinds. For instance, some bosses may ask their female employees for sexual favors before being offered promotions.
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Globalization and Identity in China Social science Term Paper
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Cities in China have accepted and are practicing western culture. For instance the presence of American hotels like Marriot and even the Chinese acquiring debt from the U.S.A. They have accommodated the foreign ideas making secure recognition both politically and economically. Extending from the cities, the Chinese still recognize their historical culture and ideas.
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Analysis of the Epistemological Position Social science Assignment
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Hence, interpretivism is the epistemological opposite of positivism. Interpretivism believes that the study of the social world needs a different perspective of research procedures and that it must reflect the dissimilarity from humans to the world of nature (Berger & Ezzy, 2007). The feminist stance seeks to understand the experience of women in a culture that is largely patriarchal.
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Online Communities and Global Ideas Social science Literature review
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With the rapid growth and reliance on the internet, online communities have emerged, which have to some degree altered the traditional definition and perception of community. This forms the basis of the report, which seeks to explore the notion of community and how, if at all, online communities are changing people’s view of the community.
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Child Abuse as a Social Issue Social science Literature review
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The way childhood is constructed in society today follows a line of path dependency from a dominant neo-liberalist discourse. Such supranational institutions are male constructed and there is an unequal power relation going through these structures. Childhood is a status acknowledged universally by many and throughout history, there have been calls for adults to protect children from harm.
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Youth, Arts and Music Social science Case Study
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Education curricula in many countries have arts and music as a subject or course that young people are required to learn. Through it, they get to identify their talents in arts and music and gain the needed exposure to develop them. Looking at the participation of the youth in arts away from formal education youth arts developed through three ways - youth service, theater, and community arts.
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The Different Incidences of Self-Awareness Social science Term Paper
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Due to this, the account user is supposed to behave in a certain manner in regard to the audience. they will therefore present themselves differently based on the audience and the location, just as people will present themselves differently while at work with the workmates and seniors or while hanging out with friends at a drinking joint.
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Addictive Substance Issues within Indigenous Australia Social science Coursework
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Several studies and scholars have revealed that the highest percentage of addictive substance users in Australia are the youths followed by those in the middle and upper-income earners. The Australian government through the ministry of health has taken some health initiatives with an aim to reduce the problem.
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Inequality and Differences in Streets Social science Assignment
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The street resembles and at the same time differs from Linthorpe Street in one way or the other. Just like High Street, the environment of the Linthorpe road changes as one moves from one end to the other. The upper end is dominated by large businesses that charge high prices hence dominated by wealthy people.
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Housing Affordability Problem in Sydney Social science Report
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In Oakland as well as other parts of the US, community land has been essential in offering affordable housing. Such a move would help Sydney in cementing equity and homeownership helping one to retire on a small income. Recently, most cities in the US have witnessed an upsurge in the rent rate. Oakland is the hottest market as far as the increase in rent price is concerned.
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Life on the Periphery Social science Case Study
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A literature review assesses the limitations and strengths of acculturalisation research. Padilla and Perez (2003) included further aspects that were inclusive of social cognition, social identity,  social stigma, and cultural competence. Padilla and Perez (2003) state ‘individual differences and personality characteristics facilitate or retard acculturalisation (pg 40).
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Standards that Regulate Overlooking in Residential Areas Social science Case Study
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Windows, balcony, terrace, and patio should be placed in a location that will avoid direct view into private open place and room windows of existing buildings within 9 meters. The view should be 45 meters from the window plane or balcony perimeter. The distances between the existing buildings and the new buildings will be more than 10 meters.
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Making Social Policy in Australia Social science Coursework
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The change in social policy has a drastic effect on the choices as well as the lives of Australians over a period. In Australia, there exist numerous past activisms on policy in the areas related to social policy. The Australian education policy aims at ensuring equality as well as quality, targeting the various student populations’ subgroups. The equity indicators within the country are positive.
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How Successful is Social Identity Theory in Explaining Stigma and Prejudice Social science Literature review
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For over a hundred years social psychologists have endeavored to understand the cause of stigma and prejudice. Although advancements have been made in understanding these phenomenons, there have still only been limited achievements in the subsequent attempts to reduce prejudice and stigma (Pennington, 2000).
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Definition Urban Gentrification Social science Term Paper
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Given the fact that most of the original tenants of these low-income dwellings cannot afford to live pay for the new houses, they are forced to move into lower social dwellings that are ridden by all sorts of social vices that range from murder, robbery to drug dealings. The move to upgrade these low-class social dwellings not only affects the tenants but all the other businesses that served them.
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Aging of Art Audiences: A Current Issue in Art Social science Report
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Briefly, it is important for artwork to be taken seriously because it is a form of entertainment to the audiences and a way of earning a living to the artists. This is important because it provides some teachings that are important to all members of the organization, especially to the younger generation in upholding some of the cultural practices of the organization.
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What is the Role of the State in Your Life in Society Social science Essay
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The state provides security to the properties either individually owned or owned by the state. This fact is epitomized by the increased cases of ships hijacking in international waters, most notably in the Horn of Africa whereby the Al-Shabab militia which is allied to the Al-Qaida has been conducting regular attacks on the ships at the Indian Ocean
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Definition Corporate Social Responsibility Social science Term Paper
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Integrity and ethics can also help me to develop leadership skills which is a quality that I want to integrate into my career. These are important qualities in a professional life that may open many more opportunities in my career life. Therefore I need to ensure that am well aware of the ethical requirements of my career early enough.    
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What Ethics Means and the Help It Offers Social science Annotated Bibliography
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Personal ethics to me means, what I have chosen to be and not letting others affect the way I handle my issue as well as how I behave. Ethics is what we are composed of and how we react to situations that come before us.  It is very significant to have personal ethics as this assists me to uphold honesty, academic integrity, as well as able to follow the school rules set before us as students.
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Innovative Social Work Practice with Children and Families Social science Term Paper
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The spread or diffusion of ideas has been investigated in various fields with many models being proposed. The theory of diffusion of innovations explains how innovations can be spread to a population. To achieve social change, there has to be a way of diffusing the new ideas to the group. New ideas are not always welcome by a large group of people.
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The State of the Urban Centres in Line with the Populations in Towns in India Social science Literature review
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People in India move from rural areas to urban areas in search of job opportunities and better social amenities. In the rural areas, underdevelopment prompts the people to move to the towns where access to quality education and health care. Unequal distribution of resources compels youths to move to urban areas in search of jobs. 
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Expressing Feelings Verbally and Nonverbally Social science Essay
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I have encountered various instances that have made me improve my verbal and nonverbal communication. Such instances involve solving conflicts between people, communication with parents and colleges. My excellent communication skills arose from the ability to not just read the body language of listeners but also reading my own body language. 
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The Plight of Children Seeking Asylum in Australia Social science Term Paper
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The political ill-will and indifference have made it the least refugee populated developed nation. Despite Australia being a party to the UNHCR –Convention of the Rights of the Child laws, evidence from the past as well as the present show its poor compliance and insincerity towards the welfare of refugee children. 
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The Purpose and Effectiveness of Police Patrol Social science Literature review
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The job of policemen on patrol does not merely consist of the capturing of criminals, however. They are also assigned simple tasks such as making sure that all residents within a certain community are safe- this includes the checking of doors and windows at night to make sure that they are locked, and that street lights are well lighted.
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