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    1. Personification. The "haughty day" is being compared to a person since it says the day is arrogant and proud. I am going to assume that the "fire" mentioned is sunlight and this comparison is appropriate because the sun proudly gives off sunlight when the day begins. 2. Simile. Southey is comparing words with sunbeams. This comparison makes sense because it is essentially stating that the more concise a word is the deeper the meaning that they possess. 3. Personification. Joy,…

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    rarely seeing his operational generals. Keegan, also, highlights Hitler's mistrust of many of his "staff" generals. Hitler derided them at every opportunity. He overawed his generals with his stock of knowledge about military trivia, like weapon calibers and how many towed anti-tank guns were in a battalion, holding up situation conferences for hours with such discussions. Hitler thought that he had a much more distinguished career as a soldier than his generals. Therefore, this thought had a…

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    VMI Personal Statement

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    provide an opportunity to learn, study, train and develop at one of the Nation’s most rigorous and respected learning institutions. The experience of VMI has a tradition of producing Army, Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps officers of the highest caliber. Honor, Courage, and Commitment are the hallmarks of its graduates. One of VMI graduate was my Senior Hapkido Black Belt and currently retired Colonel Alfredo Versoza of The United States Army.…

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    Being Deep Analysis

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    is so timid and afraid of going into deep water.” This quote asserts the idea that a person who is well read and knowledgeable knows to seek things on a higher plane of intelligence. While a person who wants to suggest that they are of the same caliber will do things wild and attention seeking to have the world believe that they are on that higher level. To go deeper into the point the quote implies that people will believe the wild interpretation of deep because if they cannot see the reason,…

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    superficial values. This pressure can become sometimes overbearing where students actually have committed suicide. Sarah Devens, a three sport star and all American went to Dartmouth, an ivy league, high academic institution, committed suicide, taking a 22-caliber rifle and shooting herself in the chest. She had a mental breakdown as the pressure became too much for her to handle. For coaches the sport comes first but they are very understanding to the academic rigors that especially…

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    When I think of professionalism in a work-related setting, the first thing that comes to mind is appearance and demeanor. The first impression is the most important one, it’s where you sell yourself and make a good impression. In an office, all therapists are dressed appropriately with men usually in shirts and ties while the women wear dress pants with a blouse. The very first thing a patient sees when they enter the facility, is what the therapists are wearing. Although it’s sad we judge…

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    Police In The 1960's

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    Up until the 1960's, police had been largely viewed as law enforcers, using the law to uphold peace and order (Hoover, 2014). O.W. WIlson's book, Police Administration, written a decade earlier began to change police procedure into a more professional and academic direction. He implemented new areas of study in relation to the police work and was directly responsible for reputable institutions of higher learning adding new courses to these programs. Police were now viewed not just in an…

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    (controlled by the Marines) is one terminal that I am familiar with because of the military. This facility has some of the tightest security even more than some operational bases. There waterway is controlled by security vessels armed with heavy caliber weapons. A few guys that fish near the terminal complain that they cannot get close enough to the good fishing spots because they get escorted out of the area. They do not realize the treat that they pose as a waterborne weapon to the…

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    Writing A Scholarly Paper

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    Scholarly essay is used to illuminate and investigate unique research or experimentation to whatever is left of the academic world. Writing a good scholarly paper is a time consuming task. In order to write a good essay you need to gather ideas by reading books or by browsing through Google. As most of the student have no idea to present their ideas in a paper. In order to gets the best research writing help students can depends upon professional research paper writing service. You have get the…

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    Swim Club in sophomore year, I had a conversation with coach Brian Crawford, about possible schools i could swim for. He gave me many great choices, but when he mentioned Assumption, I couldn’t take him seriously. I told him that i wasnt of that caliber of swimming, but he refused to listen. He simply told me to keep up the good work, because it would pay off in the end. Time flew by, and soon enough i was visiting assumption over the summer. I had the opportunity to meet coach Cromarty. After…

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