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    It was a Tuesday afternoon. I went out with my best guy friend to Panera Bread. I told him about my experiment to analyze people with me on how they really communicate and in which ways they do it. He decide to help me with my little experiment. It was so much fun, yet we went at a perfect timing lunch time. We stayed at Panera Bread for about an hour. Panera Breads Architecture fits similar to a coffee shop. Except you can hear people’s conversations more easily and there is more sound. The…

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    closest relatives, are also used to test various types of disease like such as cancer and HIV, two of one the most common harmful diseases and incurable. This form of treatment and testing to animal beings can be considered one of the most accurate ways to test diseases, but abusing the respect and dignity towards animal beings has become an inexcusable act towards them. GAP, established in 1993 , is a project build to set legal and moral rights for apes such as chimpanzees, bobos and many more…

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    We use the way of knowing (WOK’s) to explain why things are the way they are and how we make sense of everything in the world around us. The Wikipedia article about Scopes, Inherit the Wind and personal experiences can help explain how we see the ways of knowing being used in actuality. Through one of the ways of knowing, physiology, we can prove out existence on earth. We are living humans and we do need certain things to survive. We became the way we are, of course through God, but, speaking…

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    was never self-indulged by the way he played the piano. He never believed he was good enough to play professionally. “…it requires effort and sacrifice to improve” (Merullo 173). Otto has been trying to identify what the purpose of life is and if there is more to what he already knows. He lives an average life with a good wife and two decent children. Nothing extraordinary has occurred in his lifetime so far until he meets Rinpoche. He decides to consider the ways Rinpoche teaches his to live a…

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    like pictures, videos and text messages. Social media has changed the world we live from the point of living as our daily activities, our lives. It has taken over the way digital industries as well as businesses work over the internet and the ways that we function and the ways the businesses function has also mostly transformed the way social media platforms accomplish. If you are a person who is active and aware of the different social media platforms, then you should be aware of Snapchat.…

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    the theme of the story. The narrator’s actions towards Robert flowed from beginning to end leading to the narrator’s realization of his newfound feelings of what Robert, as a blind man, had been going through. His blindness and loss didn’t hinder his way of life, yet allowed him to teach the narrator something important. Robert’s visit and stay at the narrator’s home with him and his wife, lead to the narrator achieving this realization. Even though the narrator’s feelings towards Robert were…

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    went out of the way and tried to make Holly never talk to me, but in her amazing stubbornness she said no, and since that day, Hank wasn’t as mean or cruel to me, he must have moved on to some fresh-meat that just transferred from some place in Ohio. As Holly and I got to know more about each other from talking, training together, doing chores and just hanging out, we started to spend more time with each other, and this is about halfway through the time I spent there. I was on my way to ask her…

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    want to be involved in some capacity with fighting social injustice. If I were applying for a position today, I would apply to: Young People For: Policy and Civic Engagement Coordinator. This position is with the organization, the People for the American Way Foundation. In order to understand why I would pick this job, it is important to know what this foundation…

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    within me to do any of my work. From adjusting to a new campus, meeting my professors, and buying overpriced textbooks took a toll on me. Taking things day by day did not work in my favor, and I now know that planning things out will help in a major way. By the end of…

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    chose an article called "The American Way of Refuge", written by Kori N. Schake and it was published in January of 2016 by the Hoover Institution. Mrs. Schake establishes that America should accept more Syrian refugees for various reasons by using strong examples to appeal to her audience. Schake has written this particular article to appeal to all American voters in an effort to gain more support and agreement with her claim. Also, in the article, she suggests that Americans are acting as…

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