Month: December 2018

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Analyze the purpose and effect of applicable law in light of actual or potential legal challenges, and defend your conclusions as to such law’s viability, effectiveness, and/or constitutionality.
Keep in mind the distinction between a legal and a policy argument. While you may touch on policy considerations in your analysis, keep your focus on the legal argument.
Format for all written coursework is Times New Roman, size 12 font, double-spaced, 1” margins, and page numbers with submission in both hard and soft copy. Cover sheet, footnotes, and bibliography are required. Turabian format is preferred, but I will accept without penalty any clear and consistent citation format.

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Comparison of U.S. and foreign national security laws. Compare a specific U.S. national security-related statute (for example, FISA, CIPA, Posse Comitatus Act, etc.) with its counterpart (or lack thereof) in one or more other nations. Compare US to China and Russia in 5 pages

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Analytic Research Paper: Students will prepare an academic research paper on an African geostrategic issue. Papers will be graded on the following qualities (a detailed rubric can be found on the unclass Blackboard site):
1. Well-defined thesis or problem/issue statement.
2. Clarity of the paper’s logic in making a reasonable argument and drawing a conclusion or recommendation for policy.
3. Use of appropriate evidence to support the analysis, to include the quality of the sources of evidence.
4. Application of a theory or concept learned during the course, such as an international relations theory.
5. Present one or more countering points of view.
6. Use of appropriate citations and endnotes, using formats consistent with Turabian.
7. Absence of mechanical issues (grammar, punctuation, spelling/typos, within page limit constraints).
The research paper will be 10 to 12 pages in length, 1.5-spaced. Papers will be written in 12-point Times New Roman font, with 1” margins on the top/bottom and sides. Students will use footnotes (not endnotes or in-text citation) . A bibliography is required. Title page, footnotes, and the bibliography do not count towards the page count.
Academic research papers should conform to the writing style described in Kate Turabian’s A Manual for Writers of Research Papers, Theses, and Dissertations, 8th edition.

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assignment details, be detailed and use as many sources as needed.

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Hello dear writer
I need a good statement letter based on the information in word format.
In 2014 I bought a car from Friend of my friends, based on my trust in my friend, I paid the cash and I have not received any receipts and I was a new immigrant and I did not know how the vehicle’s document is in the US, and the seller, went to DMV department and registered the car on my name but he put his names as a lienholder in title without my consent and buyer signature. If I knew that he wanted to do this, I would never pay him.

Then, I went to DMV (Department of Motor and vehicles) and they told me “you need to write a statement of fact and explain the story “
Please see another attachment and write a statement for me with good grammar

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Salinger weaves a variety of symbols into The Catcher in the Rye, including (but not limited to) the red hunting hat, the ducks in Central Park, and Allie’s mitt. Select and analyze one symbol that Salinger uses in the book. Explain how Salinger develops this object as a symbol throughout the story. Discuss the symbol’s meaning and significance, and explore its contributions to the overall message of the novel. Please select a very deep meaningful symbol not listed in the examples above for originality.
Your essay should include 1-3 quotations for each argument, each of which must be properly cited. You should include a Works Cited page and reference any sources you consult, even if the novel is your only source.
Please keep in mind that I am in grade 11, this is for ENG3U course. Please also look at the attachments of photos including the success criteria to get a 100% (level 4+) and essay formats. Thank you

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The Law of Supply and the Law of Demand covered in chapter 4 are definitely at play in the global oil markets. Do some research and post your opinion about the prospects for higher, or lower, oil prices in the year ahead. You’ll need to mention the major influences affecting oil supply and demand. Focus primarily on oil, not gasoline. What about the price of oil at the end of this century?

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40% Research Proposal
(2000 words)

As the module aims to introduce students to the research process, the final assessment in the form of a research proposal is designed to test your knowledge on the benefits and disadvantages of different research methods, and which are most appropriate for particular research questions. By the end of the module you will have been guided through a research project and be ready to design your own. This will also help to prepare you for your dissertation module in the final year. Your draft is included as one of your portfolio tasks, for which you will receive written formative feedback. As a minimum this should include your research question and chosen method, and you can write up your other sections too – up to a maximum of 1000 words. Your final proposal should include the following sections:

š Rationale
š Research Question/s
š Methodology
š Literature Review

Pick a topic that you find interesting or would like to know more about. Devise a research question or questions that you are able to answer with a small research project. In writing your question, consider what is already known by other researchers in this field. Outline your chosen research method and how this will help you answer your research questions, and why other methods would not be suitable for this task.

The best proposals demonstrate clear links between the research questions, methodology and existing research on the topic as well as meeting all or most of the criteria below. Weaker proposals do not fully justify choices, or contain insufficient research on the topic. Getting the right research question is also very significant for all the other elements of your proposal – so be sure to attend the seminars to discuss this.

Marking criteria:

Knowledge and Understanding

· You have used academic sources (peer reviewed or published books) to show that you know about existing research in this area

· You have explained the pros and cons of different research methods, using references from academic sources on the reading list

Intellectual Skills

· You have provided a rationale for your choice of research methods that links to your research questions

Scholarly Practices

· You have correctly referenced in your text and provided a correct bibliography

· You have written in the appropriate academic style

Research and Enquiry

· Your research questions are clear, well phrased and answerable

· Your chosen research methods will allow you to answer your research question/s.