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    Imagine sitting at an old wooden desk drenched in candle light with parchment paper and an old pen. Imagine all the fantastical, adventuresome, and downright amazing things that could originate from one person sitting like this thinking these things. Now realize almost all the incredible classic authors that are still read and praised today started from a beginning such as that. One of these authors was Charles Dickens. His humble beginnings and naturally optimistic and although slightly…

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    26, 2001, after the 9/11 attacks, President George W. Bush signed into law the USA Patriot Act which granted the NSA total, unsupervised access to all fiber optic communications including emails, text messages, phone calls, and social media (John Oliver). The Bush Administration used the powers set in place by the Patriot Act to overrule the FISA Court, or the three judge panel, and directed the NSA to spy directly on al-Qaeda and other terrorist groups making contact with citizens of the United…

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    visible in Mary Oliver’s poem “Crossing the Swamp”. Here is a poem about a person’s struggle through life and how they grow by overcoming their issues. Oliver clearly demonstrates this with the tone, the structure, and the metaphors inside the poem. First of all, the tone shifts from negative to positive in the poem. In the first stanzas Oliver uses words like, “pathless”, “seamless” and “dark burred” to initiate a negative tone at the beginning of the poem. At the stanzas near the end of the…

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    Despite the humor, Oliver touches on a strong serious problem. To many, it seems elementary but people still have significant issues with asking for and recognizing another 's for their consent. A common theme is that people don’t know that consent looks like and what it doesn’t. When polled, over 40% of college students believed that undressing or pulling out a condom is sexual consent while over 40% believe it is not (Oliver). injury is imminent if this confusion is not…

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    there is a positive relationship between customer satisfaction and profitability. 2.5.2 Negative Aspect Rust and Oliver (2000) say that a customer that is satisfied with a product or service will raise their repurchase frequency and…

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    feel strong enough to watch what is happening about people and the environment. In such cases, some shows, like Last Week Tonight with John Oliver or The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, try to inform society about events using humor. Most of these comedians are concerned about the worldwide issues, and they boldly do routines about problems using facts. John Oliver in one of his shows about climate change states, “You don’t need people’s opinions on a fact. You might as well have poll asking:…

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    A Painful Problem: An Examination of Child Abuse Prevention Jason Schafer Florida State University INTRODUCTION Child abuse is universal, it is not limited to poor families in destitute neighborhoods. Child abuse and neglect crosses all racial, cultural, and economic boundaries. Unfortunately, children are a common target of abuse and neglect. The abuse can come in a variety of forms: sexual, emotional, and physical. This abuse often leads to detrimental problems for the child. Children who…

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    6.5 Mannlicher had too much recoil for Margot to deliberately shoot her husband. Having said that, Oliver states that the “Mannlicher weighed only 6.5 pounds and had a ‘light recoil,’ according to early 20th-century African safari guides” (“The Short Happy Life”). This would make it fairly easy for Margot to shoot Francis. After the incident occurs, Wilson becomes just as suspicious as Margot. Oliver believes that “Wilson’s idea, by way of Shakespeare, has been argued as the central theme of the…

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    took place between Hamas and Syria. Another example is the Paris bombings in November of 2015 (Masters). France has a strict “no gun” policy, which made them a top target for ISIS (Masters). America is already a victim of terrorist attacks, and the problem would be worse if guns were to be taken away. Along with this, larger risks would arise such as bombings and attacks by countries like North Korea and Russia who already have a record of executing these harsh acts of violence (Masters). These…

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    girls come from homes where their Mother’s abuse legal substances (cigarettes and alcohol). A study which looked at the effects of parental substance abuse on children found that nearly a third of the participants had grown up to have a serious drug problem (Bancroft et al, 2004). The assignment will focus on how parental substance abuse has effected the girls development and predict will what the girls’ lives are going to be like in five years. Organisations and agencies of professionals…

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