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    Today, many like Karen Armstrong, acknowledge the significant role art plays in a community. Throughout her essay, Homo Religiosus, she argues that art, much like religion, has the capability to allow one to temporarily forget and transcend their daily struggles, and rather focus on an ideal future. Maggie Nelson’s essay, Great to Watch, questions how society relates to the world and through what can we do so. Nelson opens her text with a discussion of Sister Helen Prejean, who proposes in her…

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    In the American novel The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald describes the American Dream through the main characters’ relationships, and the complex settings in which the novel takes place. The novel teaches the reader of the corruptness of the American Dream by using the locations of East Egg and West Egg to highlight the difference between old and new money. The reader sees this along with the Valley of Ashes, the place in between the Eggs and New York City, which shows the true nature of…

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    extinction. As a result, a booming industry was born. Due to technological advancements, distilling at a large scale became possible and the industry thrived. One in every 20 patents granted by the US government between 1802 and 1815 was for a distillation devise (Watman 38). Frederick Marryat wrote in A Dairy in…

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    of Rights, was submitted to the US Constitution on September 25, 1789 and was adopted in the year of December 15, 1791. The person who helped pass the amendment was James Madison. Evidence from the article states that, “The First Amendment is a distillation…

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    Turkle’s notion of “pragmatism” can be applied to Nelson’s ideas on how we spectate. Humans live in a world where they are passively scrolling through images. Nelson describes this state as “Web surfing, which consists of rapid image flow, the distillation of long, complex stories and situations … that have an eerily leveling effect on content and context” (Nelson 304). “Image flow,” therefore, creates an environment in which users can passively view a multitude of images, clips, and condensed…

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    times as well. This means that there is a possibility of chemical substance that is being attached to the fabric each time fabric softener is used. The chemical compound Pentane is a colorless and very flammable that is obtained from petroleum by distillation. Pentane also include the mixture of the vapor with air can be…

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    Karen Opas Research Paper

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    Alcoholism is one of the many problems that exist in today’s society. It may not be one of the most talked about when compared to foreign problems, but it is evident across the globe and many people are affected by it daily. Alcoholism is detrimental to the well being of a person’s health, other people’s health, and carries risks towards a nation economically. People may think excessive drinking or even drinking in trivial amounts does not affect them, but in reality everyone experiences the…

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    Lion Food

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    Research Question: Which meat consumed by lions in Kenya posses the most protein and fat? Background Research: Kenya is a country that is home to several lions. As top consumers, lions eat a variety of organisms that are found in their habitats in order to eat their required 15.5 (7.03 kg) pounds of food. In the vast savannahs of Kenya, lions can choose to consume “wildebeest, warthogs, zebras, buffalo, or eland antelopes,” (Kitzmiller, Carrie). Meat is an essential component of a lion’s…

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    Chapter Three - Conclusions 3.1 Conclusions This research aimed to verify the synthesis protocol for HPA-12 and analogues from aldehydes of Greatrex et al. (2014). Limited success in synthesising required quantities had a negative impact on the outcomes of this research, and no reasons were identified for the low yields that were obtained. Additional time, or resolution of issues resulting in low yields, would have allowed additional research and confirmation of the synthesis protocol. Long…

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    will discuss the impact alcohol can have. Furthermore, it will entail diagnosis and treatment for patients along with families suffering from alcohol abuse. Alcohol states back to the Neolithic age where it was deprived through fermentation and distillation of sugar and yeast…

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