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    Zane Nelson Ms. Johnson Language Arts P5 16 May 2016 Texting and Driving: The Killer You gain consciousness, blood running down your face, and your best friend, limp, in the seat beside you. The realization hits you hard, you break down and start crying. The wail of the ambulance siren gets closer and louder on every passing second. A low hum breaks the constant wail of the siren and your sobs. You reach through the broken glass for the sound. It is your phone with a message that was sent…

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    walk save money for their car and gasoline expenses. A student that would walk to school must walk almost twenty-six miles to reach the campus, which comes quite close to the same length as the modern-day Boston Marathon. Furthermore, walking to the school from Boston would possibly be the longest method of transportation; a student would walk for circa eight hours and thirty minutes before arriving at the school. That means that if a commuter from Boston had a class at ten in the morning, and…

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    because they are being careless of themselves and their surroundings and they have no regard for anyone else’s safety. While people may think being hit by a drunk driver could only have a negative effect on them, there may sometimes be positive effects on those who have experienced them. After getting hit by a drunk driver at the age of ten with my grandmother driving, I have realized over-time that I have learned a lot from my experience. Although we were only rear ended, it was a very…

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    better than competing products. I have had experience of witnessing many competing companies that are trying to convince buyers that they have the superior product. For example, Pepsi and Coke both create commercials that present their soda in the best way possible by using average, everyday people to allow the customer to see themselves drinking…

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    Essay On Self-Driving Cars

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    less polluted” to the environment and that not because these companies are building cars that mean they are not looking out for the safety of American individuals which is why he said “we’re asking them…

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    outside. So, picture all of these loud, little ten-year-olds, eager to be the first in line to the restroom with the usual pointless attempts of teachers doing their almost ritualistic ‘shhhhh'ing. We hadn't been standing outside very long when a small car pulled up to the curb of our school, less than two hundred feet away, in perfect view of our curious eyes. The car had screeched to a stop, and three adults had stepped out and moved to the rear of the car, however it wasn't long before one of…

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    it’s not my fault, and that the weather was bad and all the other reasons people find to not blame me. But every night when I try to go to sleep I can’t get that night out of my head, I constantly relive it. It’s been ten years but I remember it like it was yesterday. My friend, my best friend actually I picked him up at 10 am for work on Friday December 20th, we lived next to each other and worked at the same place, it was a cold gloomy day. It didn’t start snowing until about 12 but we were…

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    Traffic Safety Issues

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    line onto the alternative lane. Her vehicle violently collided with another car venturing the opposing direction, and there was nothing that she could do to avoid the westbound automobile. The two sisters were immediately pronounced dead at the site of the accident (Krug). Although there is nothing anyone can do…

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    Media Literacy and the Critical Process Reality Television shows are challenging sit coms and dramas for dominance in the television market. Certain sitcoms, dramas, and news programs might be widely popular, however; they are expensive to produce due to actors, writers, producers. Reality shows may not be as popular but they are relatively cheap to produce. Often there are no trained actors and writing and production staffs are scaled down. An example of a sitcom is ABC’s Meet the Goldberg’s…

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    starting to impact our daily lives. One example of this is when we get into the car for our daily commute to work, the distractions start right way with changing the radio, adjusting the heat or air, carrying on conversations, and sometimes simply trying to pay attention to the surroundings. Yet, the harmless belief that texting while driving is simple and has actually become the biggest distraction for many drivers.…

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