Undue influence (as a term in jurisprudence) is an equitable doctrine that involves one person taking advantage of a position of power over another person. Undue influence - Undue influence in contract law. If undue influence is proved in a contract (at least in Australia), the contract is voidable by the innocent party, and the remedy is rescission. There are two categories to consider: Presumed undue influence Actual undue influence Undue influence - Pres ...

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• Undue influence - Undue influence in contract law
• Undue influence - Presumed undue influence
• Undue influence - Actual undue influence
• Undue influence - Undue influence in probate law

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Undue influence, Undue influence - Undue influence in contract law, Undue influence - Presumed undue influence, Undue influence - Actual undue influence, Undue influence - Undue influence in probate law

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The Beatles' influence - Composition and recording. Whilst by no means the first to do so (Buddy Holly composed his hits, for example), the Beatles' example made self-composition the standard for rock bands then and since. Although they did not necessarily invent all the new ideas they incorporated in their music, they often competed with and played off the developing ideas of other prominent acts of the period (such as Bob Dylan, The Byrds, and the Beach Boys). As such, they spurred rock music, which hitherto ha ...

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The Beatles' influence, The Beatles' influence - The music, The Beatles' influence - Composition and recording, The Beatles' influence - Instrumentation, The Beatles' influence - Length of Songs, The Beatles' influence - The album format, The Beatles' influence - Photos and music videos, The Beatles' influence - Legacy and parody

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The word 'vegetarian' was coined in 1847 when the British Vegetarian Society was formed. Before this, vegetarians were known as Pythagoreans. The pentagram (five-pointed star) was an important religious symbol used by the Pythagoreans. It was called "health". ...

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Pythagoreanism, Pythagoreanism - Influence, Pythagoreanism - Pythagorean cosmology, Pythagoreanism - Influences, Pythagoreanism - Reference

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The Machine almost perpetually holds a supermajority of seats in the SGA Senate and all but one of the offices in the SGA Executive Board. Currently, that token office is the Executive Secretary. The Machine also has a history of influencing the composition of honor societies, insuring that each honor society has a majority of Machine greeks who will vote for the slate of candidates for offices within the honor society, and who will perpetuate the Machine majority for the next year's inductees. Organizations alleged to be under Machin ...

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A number of plays, from 1587 on, are influenced by certain aspects of revenge tragedy, although they do not fit perfectly into this category. The plays of Shakespeare that reveal such influence include Titus Andronicus, Julius Caesar, and Macbeth. Other plays indicating such an influence include Christopher Marlowe's The Jew of Malta John Marston's The Malcontent, Antonio and Mellida, and Antonio's Revenge; all three of these may be, and the last certainly i ...

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Revenge play, Revenge play - Origins conventions and themes, Revenge play - History, Revenge play - Influence

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To "turn stones into bread" has become a common phrase in the English language. The temptation of Christ is a frequent subject in the art and literature of Christian cultures. ...

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Temptation of Christ, Temptation of Christ - Influence

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Although not achieving major commercial success and not well remembered, Starz has proven to be influential far beyond their commercial success. Several 1980s hair metal artists, including Poison, and Vince Neil of Mötley Crüe, cite Starz as a primary influence. Kerrang! magazine included the first two Starz albums on their list of the most important heavy metal albums of all time. The band regrouped in 2004 for a number of successful club dates, culminating in the two day, 2005 "Starzfest" held in Teaneck, NJ which featured ...

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Starz band, Starz band - History, Starz band - Influence, Starz band - Discography

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The painting of a grinning face named Tillie has appeared in many Weird NJ books and on the magazine covers. In 2004, the Palace Amusements building in Asbury Park with the image of Tillie on it was destroyed to make way for a hotel. When Weird NJ readers learned of the planned demolition, efforts were started to try to save the building. Tillie's face was saved; but the rest of the building, built more than a century ago, was not. Weird NJ has also influenced other similar groups in New Jersey and around the United States. These include "The Midnight Soc ...

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Weird NJ, Weird NJ - History, Weird NJ - Influence, Weird NJ - Reference

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Ovadia Yosef - Government Influence. In 1990 he used his position as Shas spiritual leader to pressure Prime Minister Itzhak Shamir into agreeing to hold negotiations with Arab states for a peaceful settlement to the Arab-Israeli Wars. Shamir, a member of the Likud Party, refused to make any commitments. The relationship between the two had never been comfortable, according to one biography of the Rabbi,Ben Porat Yosef because of Shamir's unstudious personality. As a way of gaining a character analy ...

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Ovadia Yosef, Ovadia Yosef - Biography, Ovadia Yosef - Influence, Ovadia Yosef - Government Influence, Ovadia Yosef - Cultural Influence, Ovadia Yosef - Bibliography, Ovadia Yosef - Controversy, Ovadia Yosef - Politics, Ovadia Yosef - Theodicy, Ovadia Yosef - Peace Advocacy, Ovadia Yosef - Notes, Ovadia Yosef - External link

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John Locke was preceded by a few decades by Samuel Przypkowski on tolerance and by Andrzej Wiszowaty on 'rational religion.' Isaac Newton had met Samuel Crell of the Spinowski family (originally Krell from Germany). Englishman John Biddle had translated two works by said Przypkowski, as well as the Racovian Catechism and a work by Joachim Stegmann, a "Polish Brother" from Germany. Biddle's followers had very close relations with the Polish ...

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Polish brethren, Polish brethren - History, Polish brethren - Influence

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Thanks to the efforts of distributor Ben Barenholtz, the film made its way to many repertory theaters and independent cinemas. It quickly became a cult classic and a standard at midnight movie showings for the next decade. Like many cult films, it was exceptionally popular on VHS given its limited box office gross. Eraserhead also became popular among experimental film fans, Hollywood insiders and fellow directors. After seeing the film, Mel Brooks hired Lynch to direct The Elephant Man (1980), which more or less lau ...

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Eraserhead, Eraserhead - Synopsis, Eraserhead - Filming, Eraserhead - Influence, Eraserhead - DVD availability in Region 1

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Many artists have been influenced by Norman's music including Frank Black of the Pixies, who even covered one of Norman's songs, "Six-Sixty-Six" on his album Frank Black & the Catholics. During the song "Levitate Me", Black says "Come on pilgrim, you know he loves you" - a phrase that Norman would use in his concerts. Black was one of the "special guests" at Norman's June 2005 concert in Salem, joining h ...

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Larry Norman, Larry Norman - Influence, Larry Norman - Selected Discography, Larry Norman - External link

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The film version was re-told (perhaps "parodied" would be a better word) in a 1962 tongue-in-cheek version reset in the American West and starring all of the members of the Rat Pack, entitled Sergeants Three, with Frank Sinatra in the McLaglen role, Dean Martin in the Grant role, Peter Lawford in the Fairbanks role, and Sammy Davis, Jr. in the Jaffe role. "Gunga Din" is also the title of an apparently unrelated 1969 song by The Byrds, written by Gene Parsons. The Gunga Din Highway is also a novel by Frank Chin, the polemical Chinese-American playwright and fiction writer who deals with themes ...

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Gunga Din, Gunga Din - The film, Gunga Din - Influence, Gunga Din - Trivia

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Professor Arf's influence on Turkish Mathematics was profound. Although he had very few formal students, almost all of the present day active mathematicians of Turkey, at some time of their carrier, had fruitful discussions on their field of interest with him and had received support and encouragement. Cahit Arf is regarded as the greatest Turkish mathematician of the twentieth century (the runner-up for the title could be Selman Akbulut). ...

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Cahit Arf, Cahit Arf - Biography, Cahit Arf - Influence, Cahit Arf - Cahit Arf Lectures

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His books and are widely read by the mainly francophone young Muslims in Europe. His lectures are also widespread on cassette tapes as well. He was invited in September 2005 to join a task force by the government of Tony Blair in the UK. ...

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Tariq Ramadan, Tariq Ramadan - Biography, Tariq Ramadan - Views, Tariq Ramadan - Influence, Tariq Ramadan - Criticism, Tariq Ramadan - Books

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Certain lines from Phèdre have become classics. The musicality of the alexandrine verse "la fille de Minos et de Pasipha:e" was celebrated so much that it became the object of mocking imitations. Phèdre's influence was far-reaching. During Racine's time, Phèdre was also the title of a play by Jacques Pradon, treating the same theme. In the nineteenth century, Émile_Zola loosely based La Curée, one of his books from the Rougon-MacQuart series (an exploration of genealogical and environmental infl ...

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Phèdre, Phèdre - Summary, Phèdre - Phèdre's ancestry and its curse, Phèdre - Influence, Phèdre - Characters

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Rollo May, a pioneer of existential psychotherapy in the United States, was deeply influenced by Rank’s post-Freudian lectures and writings and always considered Rank to be the most important precursor of existential therapy. Shortly before his death, Rollo May wrote the foreword to Robert Kramer's edited collection of Rank’s American lectures. “I have long considered Otto Rank to be the great unacknowledged genius in Freud’s c ...

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Otto Rank, Otto Rank - In the Vienna Psychoanalytic Society, Otto Rank - Post-Vienna Life and Work, Otto Rank - Influence, Otto Rank - Major publications

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Influence Science and Practice (ISBN 0321188950) is a Psychology book examining the key ways people can be influenced by "Compliance Professionals". The book's author is Robert B. Cialdini, Professor of Psychology at Arizona State University. The key premise of the book is that, in a complex world, where people are overloaded with more information than they can deal with, people fall back on a decision making approach based on generalizations. These generalizitions developed because they usually allow us to act in a correct man ...

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• Influence Science and Practice - Reciprocation
• Influence Science and Practice - Commitment and Consistency
• Influence Science and Practice - Social Proof
• Influence Science and Practice - Liking
• Influence Science and Practice - Authority
• Influence Science and Practice - Scarcity

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The Moral influence view of the atonement is a doctrine in Christian theology related to the meaning and effect of the death of Jesus Christ and, while originating in the Middle Ages, has been largely taught in liberal Christian circles. Drawing primarily from the works of Pierre Abélard, the Moral influence theory teaches that Christ's death on the cross served for humankind as an example of God's great love and Christ's obedience. Other related archivesChristian theology, Jesus Christ, Pie

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