What processes or systems should be in place to prevent or detect quickly the types of action that occurred in World Com? d. Were the external auditors and board directors blameworthy in this case? Why or Why not? e. Betty Vinson: victim or villain? Should criminal fraud chargers have been brought against her? How should employees react when ordered by their employer to do something they do not believe in or feel uncomfortable doing? 3. Include a title page, bibliography, and work cited
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Elphaba, aslo known as the wicked witch of the west, is victim to descrimination due to her unusually strong talent and green skin tone, but learns through her unlikely friendship with the a "goody Goody" witch named Glinda that being an outcast isn't necessarily a bad thing. The government exploits her powers, convincing the public that she is a villain rather than a hero, trying to save the animals from the oppressing government. She learns that with the corrupt government, it's sometimes good
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Proctor claims to have confessed himself to God for cheating on his wife with Abigail. However, he will not confess to the court. Danforth explains that he needs the legal proof of Proctor’s confession and have him admit to the use of witchcraft because it is the easiest way to end the trials. Proctor believes that if he confesses, he will lose his soul and dignity. After all of the lies in Salem, the only thing left to Proctor’s “self-worth” is his name, which is why he refuses to sign his confession
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Analysis of King Lear King Lear, by William Shakespeare, is a tragic tale of filial conflict, personal transformation, and loss. The story revolves around the King who foolishly alienates his only truly devoted daughter and realizes too late the true nature of his other two daughters. A major subplot involves the illegitimate son of Gloucester, Edmund, who plans to discredit his brother Edgar and betray his father. With these and other major characters in the play, Shakespeare clearly
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The Caped Crusader, the Worldʼs Greatest Detective, the Dark Knight, defender of the innocent, crusader for justice, and defender of Gotham City. Now that sounds like a real superhero and someone to look up to. Playboy, Spare Parts Man, alcoholic; does that sound like someone youʼd call a hero? Batman and Iron Man are very different kinds of heroes, but the men behind the masks seem to be very similar on the surface. While Batman has a very strict moral code and refrains from killing anyone when
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from accounts belonging to financial institutions. For instance, in the United States, the victims of the attack were companies whose commercial accounts had a minimum of several million dollars. The attackers sent SpyEye and Zeus software to hack computers that were infected with malware. This cyber attack has an extensive network and automation which interacts with serves that are used by their target victims. But much of the transactions are carried out in the servers used by the criminals. Two
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the feminist Frequency website published December 5, 2012. In the speech Online Harassment and Cyber Mobs Anita Sarkeesian talks about the major issues of Cyber Mobs and its consequences. She starts out telling how she herself became the villain of a massive online game in real life, by simply launching a fundraising campaign about how women are being represented in video games. This lead to a massive online hate campaign managed by a bunch of male adult gamers. Sarkeesian tells about how
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the American man, a man who fights to protect his family, his business, and himself. In the popular 1960’s western film The Man Who Shot Liberty Valence, guns have a prominent role in the film; the major conflict circulates the shot that killed the villain. But when did the western thrill turn into one of the largest problems America faces? When, in recent years, an estimated 283 million guns in the hands of Americans kill over 30,000 people. According to Gun Violence Archive, in 2015 there have been
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definitely feels threatened by Othello’s dominance over him, both in his military rank and his relationship with Desdemona, as portrayed upon Iago’s words, “I hate the Moor!” (I,iii,377). Iago then manages to spread his jealousy to his impending victims, such as Othello; as the subject of his jealousy is partly the sheer beauty of Desdemona. In the plot of Othello, the most devious and perfect example of a human incarnation of the “greeneyed monster” is Iago. Iago originally becomes jealous when
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second he is colored black "black paws" (1) (color of evil). An evil force is something that can not be banished. It can only disappear, but eventually it comes back. According to east Europe evil is only able to be invited in. They say the wolf is a "villain" (1) but it does not mean he is an evil force. A sexual predator is evil too but can be destroyed. ` The wolf is more noticed to be a sexual predator. Like most sexual they feed on little kids because they have less knowledge. The wolf did not target
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