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    Christine Lagarde

    Leader 2: Christine Lagarde Christine Lagarde, born on 1 January, 1956 in Paris, France into a family of academics is the first woman to run the 188 country financial organization, spending much of her two years on the job, battling the debt crises in Europe and calling out for ailing global economies to accelerate steps for a stable growth. She succeeded Dominique Strauss-kahn as the next person to lead the IMF under a cloud of controversy and in the wake of the global economic crises.

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    Gay Marriage

    the Governor also has the power to decide if their state is mature enough to be passed, though it would still not be a for sure thing. In the midst of this budget crisis in Washington State, there is also talk of legalizing same sex marriage. Christine Gregoire, the Governor of Washington State, “vowed to get a marriage bill passed in the upcoming legislation session (which was Monday)” (Garber). For the span of seven years which Gregoire has been in office, this is the first time she has been

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    Review of the Bail Bond System

    Kevin Hudson 3-29-2011 Prof. Kuennen Review of Bail Bond System To begin the process of bail, first there must be a suspect, an arrest, a police report filled out, and charges filed against the suspect. From here, there are five possible release options: own recognizance, property bond, cash bond, surety bond, and citation release. In the following paragraphs, I will present each of these topics and show how they are typically used. The most commonly used form of release from jail, until the

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    Literary Analysis of 'Dreams' by Fleetwood Mac

    critics (Rumours). This album was the peak of the band’s success but also represented the end of several relationships within the group. During the time the album was made, drummer Mick Fleetwood was going through a divorce, band members John and Christine McVie were separated, and Stevie Nick’s eight year relationship with Lindsey Buckingham had ended. Through the tension, the band was able to produce a mix of emotionally charged songs. Within the album, “Dreams” received the best feedback. The

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    Concet Critique

    The concert I chose to watch on the internet was Fleetwood Mac. This concert was the Mirage Tour. This concert took place on October 21 and 22 in 1982. Fleetwood Mac consists of Stevie Nicks, John McVie, Mick Fleetwood, Lindsey Buckingham, and Christie McVie. Stevie Nicks was one of the main vocalists as well as Christie McVie. John McVie, Christie’s wife, used the bass guitar along with Mick Fleetwood who would use the drums and percussion. Lindsey Buckingham also sang, played the guitar, and played

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    Wrongful Convictions

    remedies that should be available to people who have become a victim of wrongful convictions. The case of Guy Paul Morin occurred between the 1980’s and the 1990’s. “Morin was accused with the rape and murder of his eight year old neighbour, Christine Jessop, and was convicted in 1992 in Ontario ” (Kaufman, 2001). “He was charged due to the evidence of hair and fibre found on the body of the victim” (Denov & Campbell, 2005). This indicated that there was direct contact between the victim

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    125000104 12/3/13 Christine de Pisan “Primary Source Essay” Whether born to a Father working in French nobility, or just being the average woman in society during the late 1300's, the support for education of women was unyielding. However, this firm belief men claimed was challenged by Christine de Pisan. Christine's recognition of “being the first European woman to earn her living as a writer” and being regarded as “one of the first Western feminists” were not her only feats. Christine disputed the

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    Christine de Pisan

    Humanities I, Application Project I Samantha Baker Matthews Hum 2123: General Humanities II Online Dr. Andrew Vassar Christine de Pisan: Building the City of Ladies Christine de Pisan was a pioneer in feminist literature. As the first feminist writer, she used her courtly influence to create a platform against female oppression. To comprehend the motivation behind Christine‘s provocative allegory “Le livre de la cite des dames” (The Book of the City of Ladies) one must consider the

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    Christine De Pizan's The Treasure Of The City Of Ladies

    Christine de Pizan (1364 – c. 1430) was an Italian French late medieval author. Writing both poetry, biographies, and books containing practical advice for women of that era. Her writing stemmed from her need to earn a living for herself and her three children. Fortunately, by the year 1405, Christine had completed her most famous literary works, The Book of the City of Ladies and The Treasure of the City of Ladies. The first book stressed the importance of women’s past contributions to society,

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    Leadership

    Christine Lagarde Christine Madeleine Odette Lagarde is a French lawyer and Union for a Popular Movement politician who has been the Managing Director (MD) of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) since 5 July 2011. A national of France, she was previously French Finance Minister from June 2007, and had also served as France’s Minister for Foreign Trade for two years. Christine Lagarde has been nominated unchallenged for a second term as chief of the International Monetary Fund. International

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