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Sicilian Mafia Organized Crime
1,755 words
Organized crime has always been occupied with a
negative label. Perhaps this is due to the
constantly changing environment in America as well
as the social state of its homeland, Europe. Our
society is convinced that the so-called Mafia is a
family of pure criminals, pimps, and murderers.
Whatever the opinion, there is no doubt that the
Mafia played a big part in the history of America
and the way Americans view crime today. The
origins of the secret society known as the Mafia
are believed to be...
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Percentage Points Economic Performance
1,499 words
INTERNATIONAL LAW IRELAND Ireland is the fastest
growing economy in Europe today. It is amazing to
think That this is true after so many years of
being a struggling nation and people Forced to pay
high taxes in order to keep the economy from
collapsing. All that has changed since we joined
the EC. A lot of people can now enjoy the high
standards of living and many overseas company are
now coming over to invest here because of our
superior workforce and education system among
others. We will look...
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Personnel Managers Industrial Relations
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This paper is the result of research into and
reflection on the roles carried out by those who
are responsible for managing the 'people' function
within organisations. Whether these incumbents are
called personnel or HR managers is not necessarily
important; it is however critical to give
recognition to the complexity of the task that
faces those who have to take responsibility for
this function. This paper raises two inter-related
issues. First, in what sorts of activities do
personnel managers...
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Catholic Church Short Fiction
936 words
William Trevor, Of the Cloth, New York, New York,
The New Yorker, March 09, Of the Cloth is a
contemporary work of short fiction set in the
remote Irish community of Ennismolach County
during the early summer of the year, nineteen
hundred and ninety seven. The greater part of the
story takes place in a small, stone rectory
nestled among the green valleys and pastureland's
that lie below the Irish mountain slopes. The
author describes solitary hillsides, peaks and
valleys, and a remnant of what o...
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History Of Ireland Protestant Church
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... and bought the land were not people who were
concerned for improvement but speculators trying
to make money. There were not as many workers left
with the emigration and the death of many Irishmen
but the rents were raised yet again. Eviction was
happening again to those who could not afford to
pay these rents. Tenant Associations emerged from
this, in the north Ulster Protestant ministers
helped to form the Tenant Right Association and in
the south they formed the Tenant Right League.
Both o...
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Analysis Of The Draft Riots In 1863
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There was a pressing need for more people to
participate in the Civil War of 1863, which
compelled the United States Congress to pass
legislation, known as the Enrollment
(Conscription) Act, on 3 March 1963. Opponents of
the administration and opponents of President
Abraham Lincoln vigorously attacked the bill (the
Conscription Act), criticizing with particular
emphasis a provision that enabled draftees to
obtain exemption from service by supplying a
substitute or by the payment of $ 300. Presse...
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Managing Foreign Currency Risk In Business
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... of inter subsidiary accounts receivable
Invoice exports in local currency and imports in
foreign currency It should be kept in mind though,
that if a devaluation of the dollar is unlikely,
such hedging methods are inefficient and costly,
but if a devaluation is expected then the cost of
using those techniques the cost of hedging rises
to reflect the anticipated devaluation.
Alternatives, such as pricing decisions, currency
collars, risk sharing, or options, are not useful
since Universal Cir...
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Irish Families 'folk' Music Corpse
732 words
are short, aged, intoxicated, shoemakers, who are
guardians of ancient treasure. Lepricans are
normally dressed in pointed, or curled shoes and a
green outfit. They avoid human contact for they
have riches to offer a human once caught. The
leprechaun is split into two distinctive groups -
leprechaun and cluricaun. Cluricauns steal or
borrow almost anything, creating mayhem in houses
during the hours of darkness, raiding wine cellars
and larders. They will also harness sheep, goats,
dogs and even...
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Corporate Culture Crime Rates
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First, I need to figure out where I would like to
live not from the economic point of view, but from
cultural one. If I would be offered a job in
Dublin, I would have a wonderful opportunity to
see Ireland from within and to become familiar
with the Irish lifestyle. It is just like being an
exchange student (in my case exchange worker).
Ireland is a European country, therefore the
culture and the lifestyle are a little bit
different from what we have used to in the States.
I may have some proble...
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Order To Make Nineteenth Century
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Celtic music is a fanciful term which expresses a
world-view or record-shelf category rather than
actual links between music genres. More
specifically the term Celtic has come to apply to
easy-listening mood music with dreamy,
non-specific but Irish/Scots flavour, marked as
relaxing and evocative. The origin of Celtic music
comes from the roots of ancient Celtic people - a
group of Iron Age "barbarian" tribes with common
language and culture that inhabited vast
territories of Europe. The Celtic ...
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Anglo Irish Religious Symbolism
471 words
Exile and Illusions In Araby James Joyce portrays
his childhood as a dark, hopeless and poverty
stricken one. Which would lead one to believe that
this was how Joyce himself grew up, which is
somewhat true. In fact Joyce was born into a
fairly prosperous family of Irish merchants,
although like all Irish Catholics of the time, the
Joyce's inherited a tradition of legal and
cultural repression. (Bloom) As time wore on the
Anglo-Irish aristocracy took its toll on his
family's wealth taking away al...
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Gulliver Travels Eighteenth Century
2,767 words
In Book Four of Jonathan Swift s Gulliver s
Travels, the protagonist Gulliver goes to visit a
strange land in which the ruling class is composed
of a race of intelligent horse-like beings, known
as Houyhnhnms. The casual reader of Swift, who has
approached Gulliver s Travels under the assumption
that it is nothing more than a children s book,
will doubtless view this as an amusing episode of
fantasy, and read nothing more into it. However,
Gulliver s Travels was never intended as a
children s bo...
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James Joyce Irish Language
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Deep down in the woods Observer: What is In the
Forest about? Edna OBrien: Ostensibly its about a
triple murder in a forest, but I believe that the
novelist is the psychic and moral historian of his
or her society. So its about that part of Ireland
I happen to know very well. Its about that part of
Ireland, and the darkness that still prevails.
Obs: Was there a specific moment of inspiration,
like a news story? OBrien: News stories are
anathema to fiction. I was researching a previous
book and I...
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Macdermott Roe Irish Music Ocarolan
256 words
To most individuals Irish music brings a certain
type of music to mind, jigs, reels hornpipes
various types of dancing music. It may also bring
to mind the common pub songs regarding war, love,
sadness and of course emigration. Through Ocarolan
introduced a different flavor of Irish music that
in some ways is still seen today. His music
contains the common elements of Irish music but
adds the more classical feel that was present in
continental Europe at that time, especially Italy.
Historical: O...
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Notre Dame March 2001
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Knute Rockne was the best football coach of his
time. He coached Notre Dame s Fighting Irish. His
life was cut short by an airplane crash on March
31, 1931, in Chase County, Kansas. His coaching
years were portrayed and dedicated to his
brilliant career as Notre Dame s head Football
Coach. He is the man mostly responsible for making
football what it is today. Knute Rockne has been
recognized as an ideal football coach. He had
everything necessary to be a great coach. On March
4, 1888, Knute Rock...
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World War Ii North Dakota
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Fredrick C. Stern A Biographical Sketch of Thomas
McGrath THOMAS McGRATH WAS born in 1916, the
oldest son of James and Catherine (Shea) McGrath.
There were four younger brothers, Jim (killed in
World War II), Joe, Martin, and the youngest,
Jack. His sister Kathleen was born between Joe and
Martin. His parents were farmers, the second
generation of them, working the land in Ransom
County, North Dakota, near the town of Sheldon,
about forty miles west of the Minnesota border,
between the Maple and...
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Protestant Church Home Rule
756 words
Gladstones mission to pacify Ireland was
essentaillyan attempt to achieve a just
relationship between landlord and tenant and grant
Ireland certain independence. He attempted to
succeed in his conquest with the introduction of
several Land Acts (1870 - 1881) and the
disestablishment of the Protestant Church (1869).
The first Land At was passed in 1870, following
the Fenian uprising of 1867. This act legalized
the Ulster Custom of fair rent, free sale and
fixity of tenure in areas where it operat...
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York Oxford University Point Of View
772 words
Narrative Style and Character in James Joyce's
Clay For many readers, one of the most appealing
factors within literature is often the dynamic
representation of character. The idiosyncrasies
and appearance of characters are often depicted in
great depth and presented with a particular bias
in mind. The brief format of the short story does
not allow for great lengths of detail to be
included therefore, alternate writing styles are
used. James Joyce adopts the free and indirect
narrative technique...
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Sean O Casey Shadow Of A Gunman Ocasey
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Sean O Casey was born John Casey in 1880 in the
Dublin slums. He changed his name early on in his
career, because of his strong attraction to Celtic
nationalism. He adopted the Gaelic name
OCathasaigh, which phonetically in English,
OCasey. All his life he suffered with very bad
eyes. As a child he had an ulcerated cornea in his
left eye, leaving him with sight in one. This
caused his vision to be very dim and un-clear. He
lived every day of his life with an increasing
threat of total blindness....
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18 Th Century North And South
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The Congo boys of Cardiff Sugar and Slate by
Charlotte Williams 192 pp, Planet Encounters: How
Racism Came to Ireland by Bill Rolston and Michael
Shannon 108 pp, Beyond the Pale Publications In
the mid- 19 th century William Hughes left
Llangollen Baptist College in Wales and headed for
the Congo to civilize, evangelist and proselytize
in the name of Christian ministry and Caucasian
might. He returned not long after with sickness in
his body and two young men in tow. In the years to
come, Nasa a...
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