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    Hence the plaintiff shall claim damages under the Civil Liability Act 2002 (NSW) s 3b , which is in respect of an intentional act that is done with intention to cause injury or death. In order to successfully sue the defendants for the loss of earnings, Benji must establish the following three basics elements of negligence as defined by Gibson and Fraser (9th Edition) : 1. Does the defendant owe a duty of care to the plaintiff…

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    Everyone feels the pain of Death. People have loved ones that die. Death isn’t usually something people think of as positive. Death in The Book Thief by Markus Zuzak, transfers souls into afterlife, in Germany, 1940’s. Death is kind to humans demonstrated in the way he doesn’t enjoy his job, the way he cares for souls, and the way he cares for liesel. Death is kind to humans demonstrated in the way he doesn’t enjoy his job. In “The Book Thief,” it says, “Which has prompted me to make a…

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    question is more than likely “yes”. People have grown to not appreciate human life unless they consider a person of any value to them. A great deal of this has to do with the media constantly showing murders and people dying. People have stopped caring. Death is usually viewed as just another random person dead and not as a human being with feelings and people who loved them. A modern example which relates to “Thirty-Eight Who Saw Murder Didn't Call the Police” is the civil war across the…

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    Facing death is a topic that is greatly acknowledged and known about all over the world due to the fact that it relates to all of us. The term facing death is such a wide topic that could be interpreted many ways, it could mean a near death experience, knowing of someone who has passed away, being around when a close family member has passed or even nearing your own demise. There were three essays provided under this topic by the fifth edition of “50 Essays”. I read “To My One Love” by…

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    In this world, people were born to get respect, receive love from others and the loneliness is a nightmare for everybody. There are many individuals suffer from it and today the target is a teenage girl named Jenny who has been lonely for a long time since she was little. A horrible past for Jenny, her parents suffered from cancers and passed away. A small house outside of town is where she lives; she calls it home but people call it resort. Luckily, the only thing she has is money, but it can’t…

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    Described within the poem Horace shares or “sings” to Pompeius, his friend, a welcoming. This poem entails the friendship shared between the two during their enlistment in the war on the side of Brutus as well as during the breaks between of the Battle of Philippi. Horace initially explains how the poor leadership of Brutus led to the demise of the army, its people and the battle. He continues to explain how he had fled early in the war while Pompeius had decided to remain behind, continuing to…

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    The Crash This story follows me, my mom, and my dad. As you can tell from the title, this story won’t be a happy jolly story with rainbows and snow cones. None of those at all will be relevant to this story. This is a personal thing that I myself can vividly remember. It’s not like you expect to get a phone call that can put life in perspective. It’s not like you want a phone call that can change your life. It’s not like you need a phone call that can change your family. Haven’t you ever felt…

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    During Dr. Brian Goldman’s Ted Talk, he discusses how doctors make mistakes. He had been a doctor for many years and still to this day makes mistakes. Why do we as a society think terribly about doctors when they misdiagnose? Is it okay for doctors to make mistakes? The answer is, yes. After all, they are human just like everyone else in the world. In Dr. Goldman’s talk, he begins talking about baseball. He brings up batting averages. These are scores given to players on how well they hit.…

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    ‘regulation.’ The first being Egoistic suicide, which is where an individual isn’t integrated into a society or their community as much as they’d like to be. They do not have enough social bonds and therefore feel as though, no one will be affected by their death. The second type of suicide Durkheim identifies is Altruistic suicide and this is where the individual is integrated too much into a society, and they feel as though something larger than their life is taking control which causes them…

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    From the beginning, the world is taught that death is the worse and most fearful thing to exist. In Mitch Albom’s, Tuesdays with Morrie, it is the opposite, death is portrayed as the way one can learn to live by accepting its presence for it provides many opportunities of a good life. This will be proven by the most useful lessons taught: the importance of family, the meaning of love and how to deal with death itself. To begin, Morrie explains to Mitch during their fifth lesson that family is…

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