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    motion for summary judgment stating the plaintiffs did not have standing as they were not customers of the bank, and therefore the case should be dismissed for lack of standing. The plaintiffs argued that they did have equitable standing they were customers of the the bank involved along with their Company Heronwood. They also argued as they have placed their personal Home as collateral for Heronwood, they have met the term for being a customer of the bank in there for summary judgment should…

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    When making our first impression of others, people tend to put an abundance of focus onto traits that should not matter. We often let our judgements of people we happen to be unfamiliar with become our reality. I chose a text of a picture of six trees showing their reflections into a body of water they surround. Each tree had its own unique features, however their reflections into the water were similar. This painting displays the concept that no matter how different people seem, they are still…

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    Love can make us do crazy things. It can take us on life changing journeys, sometimes even journeys that take us across the world. Love can sometimes weigh us down, if it isn’t good for us or returned to us. It can hinder our judgements or even alter our beliefs altogether. But in the end we must decide if love is worth the ups and downs. Whether we should put ourselves, our very hearts, on the line in the hopes of finding a love that will endure a lifetime. In this paper I will explain the…

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    I am writing in response to your request that I analyze Vanessa Friedman’s “Don’t Ban Photos of Skinny Models” and to make a recommendation for or against the publication in The Shorthorn newspaper. I have considered the rhetorical appeals of Friedman’s article and come to a conclusion that the readers of The New York times will find it quite convincing. Even though it could be unpersuasive to some readers, I am in support of publishing her work because readers all over are likely to find the…

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    How Will We Live Impressions and judgement of people we don’t even know are fairly common. We might hear a rumor about someone, or just hear of someone’s actions. Judgement is very common, and it prevents many relationships. Whether it’s someone race, religion, hobbies or interest we form our opinions about that person, but we do not truly know that person. Throughout first year seminar judgement was found in a lot of the texts we read. Judgement was found early in the course when we discussed…

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    What’s a stereotype? A stereotype is to believe unfairly that all people or things with a particular characteristic are the same. It’s a bad trait that most human beings have and do every day without even noticing. We tend to “Judge a book by its cover.” But you never know what could be in that book, may it just be a clear white cover with just the authors name, or a colorful active cover, that seems more appealing. It’s all about the material inside, that we wouldn’t know what that material is…

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    First Assumption Socrates

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    can make a judgment about all of Theodorus’s physical attributes, such as the fact that Theodorus has two eyes, a nose, legs, etc., but this does not distinguish Theodorus from other people that share the same physical attributes. Thus, in order to separate Theodorus from the rest of the people that share the same attributes, one must be able to distinguish what it is that differentiates Theodorus from the rest of the people that share the same physical attributes. However, mere judgment is not…

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    Power In Antigone

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    At the end of Antigone, Creon discovers that he led himself to his own doom by his pride and power that manipulated his better judgment. Creon 's self-confidence helped promote his loyalty to Thebes. However, in the process of promoting his devotion to his land, he became overwhelmed with the power he possessed. "The furies sent by the gods and the God of death to strike you down…

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    Introverted individuals in particular exemplify how individuals keep a facade of themselves to protect their identities from the harsh critiques and unrealistic expectations of society. Shy, quiet, reserved: all those terms describe introverts; however, in some cases people consciously choose to act in such a way that averts attention and scrutiny. In school, societal pressures demand competition between peers for academic achievement; it demands conforming to a set standard of appearance; it…

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    Online Dating Profiles

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    the profiles were still judged by their immediate profile. The few differences being one female being rejected for “seeming irritating,” another in which the subject only read “I’m an angel” in a female’s bio and instantly rejected her. Societal judgment seemed to play a large part within the experiment. The first reluctance was shown when there seemed to be a chance that the subject’s friend could figure out that he had created a Tinder through Facebook. The connotation of Tinder users seems…

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