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In Science

How does the skin protect you and what does it protect you against?

Skin protects the inside of the body from bacteria. If it weren't for skin, we would get infections way too easily and certainly would not be able to survive. Not only jus… ( Full Answer )

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In Copyright Law

What is copyright protection What is protected How long is the material protected?

Copyright protection consists of five basic rights (distribution, display, duplication, performance and creation of derivatives) that allow the creator of an original work to … ( Full Answer )

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In Victoria Falls

Who protects Victoria falls and how do they protect it?

Managers protect Victoria falls by trying to monitor the amount of tourist that drop rubbish around the area, there are over 500,000 tourists that visit each year as well as 1… ( Full Answer )

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In France

Who is protecting France and how are they protecting it?

France is protecting itself. Along with many international relations with other countries. France is the 3rd country in the world to spend the most money on national defence.

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In Uncategorized

What protection does the equal protection have?

Equal protection "of" the law means that the law must protect everyone equally or it is unconstitutional. Currently, this is not being enforced because lawyers and politicians… have twisted the meaning to be "equal protection under the law." Equal protection "under the law" essentially means that once a law is passed all those subjugated to it must be treated "equally under" it. It is obvious that although this appears on the surface to create equality, it in fact divides people from their inherent right to have all laws treat them the same. I will provide you two excellent examples of this. The state passed a law telling all colleges that the percentages of students accepted at their college must be representative of those racial ratios within their community. This means that if blacks comprise 23% of the population within the community then 23% of the students accepted need to be black to ensure "racial equality." This law may seem "fair" on the surface but in fact, it is not. Because the state only monitors those classes, it sees fit to monitor and enforce. Additionally, it forces colleges to accept students who would not usually be accepted due to poor performance in the lower grades. Finally, those students who are high achievers are sometimes denied the right to attend a college based solely on the basis that their particular race class had more than the "allowed" percentage. This we easily see a three way split in the "equal treatment" law. Another law similar to this is a law that disallows peace officer to be sued for liable personally when they injure someone while affecting an arrest. This law clearly allows for a special protection, which would not be considered equally bestowed on the whole of society. For the law to provide protection equally, it would have to read, "no one may be held personally liable for injury when they are reasonably acting to enforce the laws of the state." Thus, all citizens would be protected equally from liability when making arrest. So to answere the question...currently, none. There are significant reasons within the lawyer community that this change in the meaning of the law exists, and I will not go into them now except to sayâ¦ask yourself which interpretation causes the most conflict. ( Full Answer )

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In Head, Ears, and Nose

What protects your ears and how does it protect your ears?

Ear muffs, ear defenders... stuff like that! It blocks out the sound or cold as the energy is absorbed through it.

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In Business & Finance

What does a protective tariff protect?

It protects domestic goods by increasing the price of foreign good. It helps stabilize the price. The Tawley-Smoot Tariff showed that this is a failed system if used too exces… ( Full Answer )

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In US Constitution

What does the first amendment protect and not protect?

This is the exact wording of the first amendment to theConstitution of the United States: . "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment ofreligion, or prohibiting… ( Full Answer )

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In Uncategorized

What does the data protection act protect?

The Data Protection Act (DPA) protects individual users from misuse of their personal data. Specifically it prohibits processing of personal data without notifying the individ… ( Full Answer )

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In Business & Finance

What is a protected tariff intened to protect?

The difference between money paid to, and received from, othernations in trade is the .