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    Voter Turnout in Federal Elections In the past half of the twentieth century‚ researchers observed a decline in the voter turnout in federal elections. It has also been observed that the voter turnout has been higher in presidential elections than in midterm elections. The main factors of the declines are the citizens’ negative public attitudes and the widespread political "apathy". On the other hand‚ the difference between presidential and midterm election voter turnout was caused by what I call

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    politics affected voter turn out or behavior? With the increasing rise of partisan politics in government and elections it seems as if the United States is becoming strictly black and white‚ Democrat or Republican‚ with very little room for gray areas in between. The Democratic and Republican parties are moving farther and farther apart from each other with Democrats becoming increasingly closer to the liberal end of the spectrum and Republicans moving towards the conservative end. Voters are seemingly

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    the 2008 American presidential campaign‚ it came out that the Republican Party had spent over $150‚000 on expensive‚ designer outfits for Sarah Palin to wear to public events‚ interviews‚ etc (Nytimes‚ 2008). 3. Voter ignorance/lack of knowledge about politics Increasing voter apathy has been a problem in the majority of countries in the world‚ notably the UK and the USA‚ of which the past elections have had a relatively low turnout for the past few decades. This is for a number of reasons:

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    Censorship of Film and Television What is Censorship? It is the practice of officially examining books‚ movies‚ film‚ etc.‚ and suppressing unacceptable parts. Censorship usually takes place based on religious‚ moral‚ or personal reasons. In Film‚ censorship has taken many turns and it is continuing to encounter many conflicts. Broadcasting organizations along with the FCC (Federal Communications Center) and the AFA (American Family Association) are supposedly doing everything in their power to

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    PERCEPTION OF THE BSAGECON REGISTERED VOTERS STUDENTS TOWARDS THE USE OF AUTOMATED ELECTION SYSTEM ON THE PHILIPPINE NATIONAL ELECTION 2010 ANNABEL D. BALBUTIN A Mini Thesis Submitted to the College Of Business‚ Development Economics and Management‚ University Of Southern Mindanao‚ Kabacan‚ Cotabato‚ In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements For the Subject METHODS OF RESEARCH AND STATISTICAL ANALYSIS MARCH 2010 INTRODUCTION Background of the Study Philippines Elections

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    Silence suppression

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    Silence suppression Silence suppression is achieved by recognizing the lack of speech through a speech processing mechanism called voice activity detection (VAD) which dynamically monitors background noise and sets a corresponding speech detection threshold. This technique is also known as speech activity detection (SAD). Silence suppression is a way to save bandwidth when conducting voice communications‚ or at least audio communications‚ over the Internet; it’s an advantage for businesses‚ especially

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    Voters have described the selection of Trump and Clinton for presidency similar to choosing the unlikeable (Clinton) versus the unthinkable (Trump) (Black‚ 2016). This is due to their different personalities and ideologies that are atypical to the qualities of a traditional president. According to Ohio State University psychologists who created a test of political language‚ the reason why Trump and Clinton appeal to different audiences are because of the sheer contrast of their high and low intensity

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    Believe in Yourself Many people think of dissatisfaction as a negative emotion that should be suppressed or denied‚ but in actual fact dissatisfaction is one of the most important ingredients for success. What most people don’t realize is that dissatisfaction is a powerful form of fuel that has been the driving force behind many of the world’s greatest achievements. You see‚ in order to be dissatisfied‚ you must want something. And if you can identify what it is that you want and then stoke the

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    Dear Voters‚ I’m relying on your vote in November to revive our nation and return it to its former glory. As Americans‚ we are blessed to be able to live in this wonderful melting pot of a country. By uniting‚ we can overcome the obstacles our nation may face‚ and enrich it for the better. Without your support‚ our nation will fall‚ never to rise from the ashes again. If elected‚ I will strive to make women’s rights a priority. As a working class citizen‚ I realize how imperative this is in the

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    thought suppression

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    Introduction: All people have unwanted thoughts since this is natural for all humans (Rachman & Da Silva‚ 1978). Petkus‚ Gum and Wetherell (2012) stated that “Thought suppression is a strategy to cope with unwanted internal experiences (cognitions or motions) in which the individual actively attempts not to think about the unwanted thought or feeling that they are experiencing.” (pp. 219-225). As Wegner (2011) said‚ being human means we must suffer from unwanted thoughts. All people have thoughts

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