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		<title>An Apple A Day: The Fall and Rise of Apple, Inc.</title>
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<br /><br />A little over a decade ago, around 1996, the world believed that Apple Computer was on its deathbed. The company lacked a marketing plan. Its less efficient computers were priced significantly higher than the competition. And by 1996, the company had fallen out of the top 5 in U.S. sales. Nearly 15 years later, on [...]1


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		<title>The 3rd Dimension</title>
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<br /><br />Despite relatively mediocre reviews, Avatar has grossed slightly over $1.6 billion worldwide since its December 18th release. Less than a month later, virtually every major electronics company was showing off 3D televisions and Blu-Ray players at the yearly Consumer Electronics Show. Just as 2009 could be called the year of Twitter and the iPhone, 2010 [...]1


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		<title>The Virtual Recruitment Office</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 06 Dec 2009 15:00:33 +0000</pubDate>
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<br /><br />In a pledge to the United Nations, the U.S. Military and the Pentagon both promised that U.S. citizens under the age of 17 would not be targeted for military recruitment. Despite these promises, America continues to sell the highly profitable business of warfare to its youth. With President Obama having recently committed another 30,000 troops [...]1


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		<title>Soccer: Still the World&#8217;s Greatest Sport</title>
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<br /><br />It can be a daunting task to find people who respect the sport of soccer in the United States, despite its status as the most loved sport in the world. Americans turn to other pastimes, most prominently baseball, basketball, football, and hockey. While I love all of these sports, a year of watching &#8220;the people’s [...]1


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