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3)Should an accountant sign a client's tax return when he knows the return contains false information? Definitly not because it could come back to bite them in the but in the future.
1)Should a defense attorney work for a client he believes to be guilty? No because it is your opinion and you would be going against your morals.
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I type 7.05 words a minit 11:12 AM 8/24/2006computer an electronic device that accepts data performs computations makes logicaldecisions to pruduce info use ful to humans general purpouse computers computers where input /output processingcapabilities support a wide aarry of applications information data in a form that humans can understand and use data prossesing sharing information between humans and computers information utilities busness or universities that make large amounts of information publicapplication program a program that instructs the computer to perform aspecific userdefined task computer system a combination of harde ware and soft ware that interacts to acumplish a task 11:26 AM 8/24/2006 11:33 AM 8/24/2006 hard ware phyisical equipment of a computer processing storage input out put bdevices input data that enters the computer system via an input or out put storage devicesinput device harde ware device that enables the computrer to acept data 11:39 AM 8/24/2006
Computers! Where to start, why not computers in Business ten years ago. Most people would agree with me when I say that computers are taking over, you see them in more public places and job cites. I mean you go to windixe and they have the new computerized check out lane's each one of those computers has taken a humans job, they only need one person to run those computers than one person to each which saves the company money that they would have had to pay an employee. Also they have computerized bathrooms I mean the toilet flushes its self sinks turn on by them self hand dryers turn on them selfs its not right computers have taken the bathroom from us what's next an automatic tooth brusher.