It's a machine, made of several different parts, and it uses a power source other than direct human movement.

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The movement for corporate social responsibility is in direct opposition, in such cases, to the movement for better corporate governance, which demands that managers fulfill their fiduciary duty to act in the shareholders' interest or be relieved of their responsibilities.

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The higher interest rates charged by microfinance companies are perceived to be in direct opposition to original intent of the movement.

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Each firm operates in its own distinctive environment in which compensation formulas have to interact with the patterns of shareholder control, the type of direct regulation in place and the rapid movement in product markets.

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Direct action is intended to draw media attention to the anti-fracking movement, motivate the anti-fracking opposition, and physically disrupt operations.

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Architecture is not just buildings, but the way in which they are put together to direct our progress through a calculated sequence of spaces, and how those relationships control our movement and mood.

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They used their knowledge of the astrological movement of the sun through the seasons to align their pueblos on south facing cliffs to receive direct heating sunlight in winter, yet be shaded in the summer.

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Mr. LARRY SABATO (University of Virginia, Political Scientist): This has a direct impact on the Democratic Party because the vast majority of money, manpower and materiel that the union movement supplies in politics goes directly to the Democratic candidates for Congress and for president.

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