Globalization has brought companies to set-up their base in India. Though, indian companies are as competitive as their MNC counterparts, the question is, are we "Indian companies" doing better in our business compared to MNCs?...What factors are contributing to sustainable growth.
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Should America raise taxes? What good or harm would this do to us as a country? This is for my debate team.
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Needles to say, one of the gendered spaces to negotiate is that of spiritual guidance. Accused of encarnating evil since the Genesis of history, expelled from early Christianity by the Synod of Nicaea and condemned again during the Catar heressy, women have just recently recovered part of their s...
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Does taking from the rich to satissfy the economic burden of the poor justified? Or is it an economic and social disaster waiting to happen?
I do not believe that money and personal property should be taken from or stolen from the rich and given to the poor.
The "poor"--working poor...
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around £35 billion has been spent on the olympics, what is the uk getting out of it?
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There has often been worries of a single tech giant becoming too powerful and gaining too much control over a vital sector of the economy that allows it to abuse its position. In particular there was this worry with Microsoft and its dominance of operating systems allowing it to abuse this to for...
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As all democracies we have many systems, election system, parliamentary system, political party system, public education system, public health system, state and central administartive system etc.
And a system is incomplete without the component of "Feedback", without proper feedback...
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According to the law: 1."No foreigners over the age of 50 can marry any Cambodian women, even if they were both consenting adults" 2."Foreigners who make less than $2,500 a month are forbidden from getting hitched with Khmer women.(t the prime minister declared his assets for the f...
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I feel larger folk should pay more for their clothes because they cost more to produce. A small size is the same price as an extra large which can use 4 times more material and machining. After all,when we buy cloth we pay for the amount we want.The same as curtains,by the size. And it would be a...
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Most people are heavier by choice(eating too much and no excersise) so why should they pay the same seat price as a lighter person ?. A smaller person will pay extra on baggage weight then sit next to a heavyweight, where is the justification in that ??? the other person is 4 times heavier.The ge...
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What should we do to destroy plastic bags
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Women are 'solely' responsible for the propagation and existence of the human race. Now with the creation of artificial sperm, a man's role in the process is void and unnecessary.
Statistically:Women live longer on average. Women deal better with stress.Women perform better in school. Women are...
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The pursuit by the world's banks of ever larger profits has led the world to the brink of economic collapse. The love of money - in other words greed - has become the evil in our society. It is not money itself but the love of money which has reduced the value of human life. That so few could wil...
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As we get older we need less sleep, forcing teenagers at school to wake up for a long journey into school at the crack of dawn is counterproductive. They would do better starting school later to allow teens to sleep in and be properly awake when they start school.
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The Blackberry and the iPhone are both great phones, but the real question is which one do you think is better?
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Should America raise taxes? What good or harm would this do to us as a country? This is for my debate team.
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Lehman Brothers, a global investment bank serving the financial needs of corporations, institutions, governments and high-net-worth investors worldwide, filed for bankruptcy on Monday September 15th, sending shockwaves around the banking world. Dick Fuld stood apart from the rest, the scariest ma...
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around £35 billion has been spent on the olympics, what is the uk getting out of it?
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Does taking from the rich to satissfy the economic burden of the poor justified? Or is it an economic and social disaster waiting to happen?
I do not believe that money and personal property should be taken from or stolen from the rich and given to the poor.
The "poor"--working poor...
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After the case against NAPSTER, millions of people worldwide,continue to steal and exchange free music on the Internet while the music industry objects, but is the music industry really suffering??
The motion : Music should be free
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As we get older we need less sleep, forcing teenagers at school to wake up for a long journey into school at the crack of dawn is counterproductive. They would do better starting school later to allow teens to sleep in and be properly awake when they start school.
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With pension time bombs sprouting across liberal democracies and more and more pensioners being brought below the poverty line this house would privatize pensions. This proposition supports a gradual phasing out of government pensions to be accompanied with a regulatory framework to ensure fair c...
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Women are 'solely' responsible for the propagation and existence of the human race. Now with the creation of artificial sperm, a man's role in the process is void and unnecessary.
Statistically:Women live longer on average. Women deal better with stress.Women perform better in school. Women are...
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We the proposition define the motion(LEADERS OF COUNTRIES THAT USE EXTRA-TERRITORIAL RENDITION SHOULD BE TRIED FOR WAR CRIMES) as:'Leaders are responsible for the practice,execution and admission/permission of extra-territorial detention.They are wary of the covenants that they or their predecess...
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With the recent oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, there has been outrage at BP's lack of planning which led to this environmental disaster. However, only some of the blame can lie with BP - similar disasters litter the history of offshore drilling (such as the Ixtoc 1 spill in the Gulf of Mexico 3...
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Mr.Obama has said that a power-sharing deal that may include the Taliban is in the works. However; he maintains that such a deal should be approached with caution and will in no way compromise American values of Freedom and justice. Even if the Taliban are not included; can Pakistan and...
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They're shiny, expensive and have something of a cult following, but are they actually any better than PCs?
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Something that should be crystal-clear to this generation is that natural resources are limited and precious, and need to be carefully managed. The way natural resources are currently being extracted has led to what is known as the “Resource Curse” – serious harms to resource-rich nations. It see...
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Team South Africa is over the moon to be proposing this most orgasmic of debate motions ;)
The context is clear: the world is barely emerging from a banking crisis that caused near-irreparable damage in countless local economies, and the international banking system more generally. The causes,...
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What should we do to destroy plastic bags
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Until the twentieth century Art was mostly about beauty or perfection. Art had to stand apart from everyday life and give someone pause. Art has however morphed into including ugly things, or everyday items that are simply classed as 'art' because someone says it is. How are the critics taken in ...
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Should the U.S. Federal Government consider a plan that will increase the use of renewable energy by enacting an RPS (Renewable Portfolio Standard) that will mandate all power providers to provide at a minimum, 20% of their net electricity through qualified sources?
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OFCOM have suggested that Channel 4 merge with BBC
Worldwide (the profit making commercial arm of the Corporation) so as to keep the group afloat. This would cover the £100 million per annum that it is said Channel 4 will need to survive. Is this a step worth taking for the good of British telev...
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Most western democracies disagree with China when it comes to areas like human rights. Their inclination would be to speak out when prominent artists like Ai Weiwei are arrested. However getting into disputes over others human rights does not help the country making speaking out’s own citizens. U...
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In his hearing before the Chilcot inquiry Alastair Campbell has defended every word of the so called ‘dodgy dossier’ that was published as evidence of the need for a pre-emptive war against Iraq due to the threat from Saddam Hussein’s weapons of mass destruction. This dossier was however known fo...
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The collapse of Lehman Brothers caused a shock throughout the global economy. Saving the bank might have saved the world economy from plunging into the worst recession since the 1930s Great Depression. Was it worth letting Lehman fail when the US government has been willing to save other banks th...
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British Airways is one of Britain’s largest and most beloved (if we are to believe the adverts) carriers. Yet they now join Virgin Atlantic in having to decide how to discipline staff who criticised the airline, its boss, and the running of Terminal 5 on Facebook. At what point does the personal ...
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It is estimated that 80% of the CAP goes to the largest and richest farmers. After the Agenda 2000 Reform, direct payments to farmers were made based on what they had received in previous years. This means that the CAP is in a vicious cycle of paying out to large farmers and giving a pittance to ...
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The Labour Government plans to part-privatise Royal Mail. 30% is planned to be sold off. It was said Royal Mail "was in danger of running out of money". There have been protests about this plan and over 120 Labour MPs oppose it. How is this justified if Banks are being bailed out in the...
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Labour really wanted to shake the legal system into modernity by introducing the so called powers to introduce ‘Tesco Law’; allowing companies to offer cheap legal advice outside the business structure of a legal firm. The changes were made in 2007 when the Legal Services Act was given the royal ...
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