No, electrocution is the third leading cause of a worker's death. The ones before electrocution are falls and being stuck by objects.
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I would say...MORE...
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I did some research, lol. Hope this does you justice!
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Bearing in mind this fragmentation of Chapter XIII of Leviatan, I consider that man by nature is a social being
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We are born with the instinct to depend on the care and love of our parents, as we grow we feel the need to interact and share with others people, we are born with the innate desire to help, care for and respect those who need it, therefore justice is always linked to our being, even for many people who do not believe in God, they feel the desire to do and exercise justice when they see that bad things happen to innocent people, therefore how are we going to manifest justice in a society if we are only going to be alone? <u><em>justice is a relative quality</em></u> that is manifested in the daily life and interact with other people.
Answer: Frame-up
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This is the act in which false evidence is given about someone in order to falsely accuse them of the crime that they did not commit, usually this is done by the actual person who committed the crime in order to dogde the punishment whilst others take their fall.
We see the publicists above (who represents the actor who is allegedly accused) saying the woman are just doing these sexual claims for money gains , by doing this they are shifting the focus from the real perpetrator to put the blame on the women; to say they are the guilty one because they were driven by extortion.
They are trying to bring evidence that will make these woman look guilty.
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Cultural relativism
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In sociology, the term cultural relativism refers to the notion that one person or culture believes and practices should be studied and understood based on that own person's culture instead of using other culture criteria to judge it. In other words, it is the idea <u>to understand another culture by its own standards and not by the standards of another culture</u>.
Therefore, we can say that cultural relativism is the perspective that tells us that each culture must be understood in terms of the values and ideas of that culture and should not be judged by standards of another culture.
