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    Introduction (AGG) Najmah had encountered various dangerous threats to her life, but she managed to fight through it to become a fearless machine that’s only purpose was to save her family from falling.(BS-1) Najmah had to become a amazing leader in order to survive.(BS-2)In relation to this Najmah manages to “lose” her ability to fear something or someone for her loved ones.(BS-3) Najmah also feels that she needs to take back what she believes is hers.(TS)Najmah had gone through many…

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    Hurricane of Destruction Prior to 2012, lasting memories were made on the Seaside pier then the “Hurricane of destruction,” changed everything. This storm came and destroyed a historic landmark and devastated a community. Before, Seaside was a thriving beach town in New Jersey and after, it was the a town that was changed completely forever. Moreover, the lasting effect from Hurricane Sandy changed the community, and the economy. The community of Seaside had a devastating toll to the point…

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    Candide by Voltaire is an incredibly captivating novel with real world influences that help establish the work’s core themes. The trail of destruction left by the earthquake in Lisbon was of cataclysmic proportions; Candide and Pangloss were in awe as they were surrounded by death and devastation. I interpret this event as essentially, one of the first of many turning points in Candide’s attitude. More specifically, the earthquake forces Candide to replace his absolute optimism with a…

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    Media: The Weapon of Mass Destruction for the Black Female Few would think that the media works as a political agent of destruction, most people use the media as a guide for relevant news and entertainment. On average Americans consume 15.5 hours of media. A very large part of our day is spent consuming media, which makes it a very powerful force that forms our perceptions, ideas and actions. This political agent pushes the images that society has deemed, entertaining or provocative usually at…

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    People started a political protest which was known as the Destruction of the Tea in Boston, sponsored by the Sons of Liberty in Boston. John Adams was the head of the group. On the night of December 16, 1773, Samuel Adams and the Sons of Liberty boarded three ships, some dressed in the Mohawk warrior disguises, together…

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    When we think of terrorists we think of the middle east, and how they attack the United States and other countries. This paper will briefly discuss what is terrorism and the weapons of mass destruction they use, and how it can affect western areas over a period of time. Terrorism has been around for centuries, terrorism is a group of people trying to terrorize a population or overthrow a regime either through the military or communities. The english term terrorism comes from the term regime de…

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    There are many different problems on Earth. However, I think the most serious problem is rainforest destruction, because of us cutting down trees every day, the effects on people rainforest destruction causes and what happens to Earth when rainforest destruction occurs. rainforest destruction is one of the many, but huge problems on Earth. Rainforest destruction has many different causes. the first cause is, farmers growing crops, because they cut down trees to make room for crops. the next…

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    In the book Fahrenheit 451 Montag used to see fire as destruction but now sees it as a loss. When the firefighters got the fire call to go to 11 North Elm Street Montag experience things he has never thought about before, “You can come with me… I want to stay here” (Bradbury 36). Montag tried to convince the woman to leave with him so she would not die in the fire. “She opened the finger of one hand slightly and in the palm of the hand was a single slender object. An ordinary kitchen match”…

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    to do we went for it and succeeded. The U.S. should’ve attacked Iraq because, they had weapons of mass destruction, they were the central base of terror and we needed to take them out, and we needed to remove Osama bin Laden. To begin with, they had Weapons of Mass Destruction. Iraq could’ve used those weapons in on our country and our other allis. Iraq’s main Weapon of Mass Destruction was Chemicals; Chlorine and Phenol. A picture shows power plants in the link…

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    Could the destruction of language in the past be used to manipulate people into believing anything? In George Orwell’s novel 1984, it forces society to speak any one language. It lowers the range of vocabulary to few words. Propaganda is used to change people's mindset to only think the party is the always right. By controlling thoughts, language, and using propaganda shows that the destruction of language can be used as a tool to manipulate the language. First, the novel…

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