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    because the main characters learning and teaching the lessons are our age so they are more relatable. Therefore, Leviathan should be used in the tenth grade curriculum instead of The Wave. To conclude, the tenth grade team of teachers should include LEVIATHAN by Scott Westerfeld into the tenth grade curriculum. Leviathan teaches valuable lessons for the tenth grade students. These lessons can help the tenth graders live there lives smarter and to learn that helping others can help you in the long run. Also, it’s a historical fiction so it draws the readers attention.It makes the readers want to understand the historical characters and events. As well as it’s part of a trilogy so it’d get students to want to read more. The other two books are Behemoth, and Goliath. Put LEVIATHAN by Scott Westerfeld into the curriculum so the students will want to read more and continue reading.…

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    In Carla Seaquist’s Behemoth in a Bathrobe, historical events, opposing perspectives, and an interesting use of dialogue are used to persuade American citizens to be more mindful and motivated to get back a lost “can-do spirit.” The playwright originally published this article in February 2003 on Christian Science Monitor, just two years after the attack on September 11, 2001. Through this piece, she challenges Americans to stop avoiding the issues that need to be dealt with. The revised version…

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    In times of war, large amounts of growth are seen in fields and industries such as automobiles and weapons. Money and capital hold up huge capitalist behemoths as they churn out weaponry. Capital is created by the working class and the proletarians. It is then spread to large companies and government industries that magnify it and use it to create warfare. The very base of the pyramid of war is the working class. If they are exploited by a fascist dictator they die and bleed in the political…

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    “Noct wants to clear out the area and get rid of a Behemoth, called Dead Eye. Those things are huge, and will probably kill us!” Prompto told me that Noct wanted to clear the area out of the Behemoth so the Chocobo’s won't have to fear it. “This doesn’t sound very safe,” I pointed out, crossing my arms over my chest. I didn’t want to go through this at all, even hearing the name Behemoth made me scared…they were violent creatures…they were also very powerful to probably put an end to an Iron…

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    been touched yet. She looked down to notice a deep gash on her stomach which explained the blood. The Vixen stared at her new wound with many emotions confusion,anger,fear . “I wasn’t putting on a show for you earlier, when I strike with my sword a piece of metal that is so thin it is invisible to the naked eye is created and left wherever I strike, I can shoot this strands of metal out with enough force to cut through anything. That is my invisible strike” Then with a gesture of a hand the…

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    Snapmaw Dichotomy

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    video doesn’t actually show you defeating the beast, so this beast may prove to be quite difficult. Lastly, we have the Behemoth. The Behemoth uses its giant stature and its ability to manipulate gravity to hurl immense boulders at you. Quake Smash and Charging Quake are a few of the beast's abilities that have it pounding the ground for an Area Of Effect style attack. Don't get too close to this one. Its special ability is Gravity Purge, where the mammoth sized beast uses its gravity…

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    Dexter To Hobbes Analysis

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    General Information “The monster and the police. Dexter to Hobbes” by Mark Neocleous, published in Issue 185 of radical philosophy. The purpose of the article is to identify and respond to the similarities of Hobbes’ Leviathan (published 1651) and the current state of police power in bourgeois modernity. In addition to this goal, it examines the idea that the monstrous “Leviathan” enacted by our modern policing system shares many attributes (and thusly some of the monstrous attributes of) the…

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    ownership,” yells Corson. “No one can stop us now,” shouts Hael. “The Wastelands belong to us now,” yells Laaval as shouts continue from the crowd. Stealth slowly exits the structure deactivating his cloaking device and continues down the neighborhood area. As he ventures down the avenue four hulk humanoids appear from the darkness in front of him. These creatures have enormous muscles that putrid throughout their blue-metallic bodies carrying giant maces. The hulk…

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    Dark, striking, and afflictive are adjectives that my mind conceives when experiencing a migraine. The word migraine has become engrained in my vocabulary as a menacing antagonist. It has been able to take the last two years as its hostage, and is a merciless captor. Also, migraines have managed to grasp onto the thresholds of my education. For instance, during the second semester of Junior year I missed twenty-two days of school. It has been an exhausting, strenuous, and demanding two years;…

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    England, France, Australia, Italy---these countries have placed bans on marketing prescription drugs directly to consumers. In fact, only two developed countries haven’t banned direct-to-consumer advertising---New Zealand and the United States (Canada allows highly regulated direct-to-consumer pharmaceutical advertising). While pharmaceutical companies have been advertising prolifically for decades, 1997 brought on the current onslaught of direct-to-consumer pharmaceutical advertising…

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