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    known as Wovoka. It taught that the buffalo herds would soon return, and the Lakota would return to their days of power. The Lakota had seen much death among their people and one of the most interesting aspects of the Ghost Dance was that the members would see their deceased loved ones once more. The Ghost Dance religious belief was not one of violence, but of peacefulness. The journalists of the day quickly took it upon themselves to condemn this sacred practice labeling it as that of…

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    death, it will attain its goal and one day you will find it waiting outside your house, without any “haste.” We all react differently towards death. Some are so consumed by grief and agony that they nearly succumb themselves. On the contrary, others take a moment to reflect upon their own life and find a spot to improve. However, some choose to laugh and ignore the enduring truth of death. They are so amused with the grand irony of life, forgetting that one day they will also…

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    an example of foreshadowing? The main purpose of this story is to basically tell how the little girl Myop wondered off and saw her too far away from home. When she realize she was too far she began to walk back towards her house then she steps on a dead man face on a mistake. She later then realize that the man got hung by the tree she was around because his head was in one spot while his body was in another. The plow line that was in the soil was what made me think the man was hung. In…

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    down the path of evil to the point where he is dead, meanwhile our evil-in-training protagonist has the chance to meet him with the only difference is he is alive. The way this fateful encounter happened was that the narrator and his friends were running and attempting to hide from the other greasy characters that were trying to hurt them by going into the lake and using it as a cover under the woods and night sky. The protagonist realizes the “dead man rotating to expose a mossy beard and eyes…

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    Capulet • Mercutio • Friar Laurence Romeo, an emotional teen who is struck by Cupid’s arrow. Driven by the dream to one day forever be with his Juliet. Due to his family 's circumstances, Romeo does wild things to be with his love, he even kills himself to be alongside her in heaven. Juliet, a jubilant only child who loves her dear Romeo, she kills herself when she sees Romeo dead beside her and is deeply affected by her family 's constant feuding. Lord Capulet,…

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    An Overview of the Zero Day Economy: Classification, Longevity, and Costs of Zero Day Exploits Offensive cyber security hinges on exploiting vulnerabilities in order to create effects on adversaries’ cyber systems. A commonly shared belief in the field is that an attacker has more of an advantage if the effect uses an unknown vulnerability, also known as a zero day. Given this shared belief, the discovery of zero days, the process of turning them into reliable effects, and their eventual sale…

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    people living in Oran. As the days go on, the number of dead rats increase. In The Plague by Adam Camus, suspense is shown through how naive the people of Oran were when they first saw the rats and the rising death counts of them and their impact. In the beginning of Part One, there are many interactions with the people and the rats. On of the first ones was when Dr. Rieux found a dead rat in the hotel. In the book it recalled, "personally he thought the presence of a dead rat was rather odd,…

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    But once they hatch from their egg they become a caterpillar. That caterpillar will outgrow or shed there skin 5 times. The 5th time the caterpillar sheds its skin it will disappear and go into it’s chrysalis. It will stay in it’s chrysalis for 10 days. Finally once it comes out of its chrysalis it is a butterfly. That butterfly still has to wait about 2-3 hours before its wings harden. Once they harden it can fly. After that, the migration starts. The migration is a 2 month process. The…

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    sacrifice, burial, worship, festivals -Vicky The arrival of a child was a welcome event in the Inca empire, both parents were required to perform rituals to ensure the safe delivery of the infant. Pregnant women were expected to continue working until the day they gave birth, which was done without assistance. The newborn was either placed in a cradle, carried by the mother while she worked or tied in a pack across her chest. The baby was named later during a ceremony called ‘rutichikoy’ where…

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    pronounced brain dead. In the U.S., less than one percent of all deaths are brain deaths, so only…

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