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[1989] Proceedings. The 9th International Conference on Distributed Computing Systems, 2003
A voting protocol overcoming the usual requirements of a minimum number of three copies to be of any practical use and relatively high number of read and write requests is presented. It provides a significant amount of fault-tolerance with as few as two replicas.
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A voting protocol overcoming the usual requirements of a minimum number of three copies to be of any practical use and relatively high number of read and write requests is presented. It provides a significant amount of fault-tolerance with as few as two replicas.
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Social Choice and Welfare
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Amihai Glazer, Refael Hassin, Irit Nowik
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Amihai Glazer, Refael Hassin, Irit Nowik
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The Bystanders of Workplace Bullying
2020Workplace bullying is often seen as a two-party process occurring between perpetrators and victims. However, increasingly researchers are recognizing that other people are affected by, and involved in, the process of bullying. Organizations are social entities in which people typically interact with, and work in the presence of, others.
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Aldosterone — Villain or Bystander?
New England Journal of Medicine, 2004The two primary regulators of aldosterone secretion are potassium and the renin–angiotensin system. The latter is involved in volume homeostasis, with high salt intake suppressing the renin–angiotensin system and aldosterone levels and low salt intake having the opposite effect.
Robert G, Dluhy, Gordon H, Williams
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Environmental Values, 2012
Most normative advice to individuals about what they should do to help prevent climate change focuses on reductions in personal emissions. This is consistent with an accountancy model of morality, with perpetrators held responsible for the harms they individually cause.
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Most normative advice to individuals about what they should do to help prevent climate change focuses on reductions in personal emissions. This is consistent with an accountancy model of morality, with perpetrators held responsible for the harms they individually cause.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1977
The bystander who witnesses a crime without coming to the victim's aid is legally innocent. There are no legal constraints on considerations of personal safety. Whether the witness is morally absolved of all guilt is, however, another matter. The verdict depends on the individual conscience and the moral drummer to whose beat it is attuned.
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The bystander who witnesses a crime without coming to the victim's aid is legally innocent. There are no legal constraints on considerations of personal safety. Whether the witness is morally absolved of all guilt is, however, another matter. The verdict depends on the individual conscience and the moral drummer to whose beat it is attuned.
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2017
INTRODUCTION Victims and perpetrators are often referred to as two completely separate and homogenous sets of people. However, the reality of many historical injustices is more complex. Neither all victims nor all perpetrators are necessarily comparable and the two groups are rarely separate and distinct.
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INTRODUCTION Victims and perpetrators are often referred to as two completely separate and homogenous sets of people. However, the reality of many historical injustices is more complex. Neither all victims nor all perpetrators are necessarily comparable and the two groups are rarely separate and distinct.
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