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    The main method of persuasion in the paragraph is the pathos appeal. The author of the blurb is specifically targeting the audience’s heart, making us feel sad and responsible for pediatric cancer. These feelings of sorrow and responsibility will lead the audience to nominating Bear Necessities as the Charity Drive charity in order to make themselves feel better because they improved the situation. The author also was very knowledgeable regarding the audience’s constraints; he/she knew that high…

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    Mr. West Music Analysis

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    The music video is a conceptual video but the lyrics tells a narrative story about Chicago. In the music video Mr. West uses personification and metaphors to depict his relationship with Chicago. The intro begins with] “Yeah. And you say Chi city, Chi city, Chi city”. Showing that he is speaking about his hometown Chicago, Illinois. He collaborates with Chris Martin, lead singer of Coldplay, who ties in the chorus, “I'm coming home again. Do you think about me now and then? Do you think about…

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    Pedophilia, a word that anybody thinks badly of when heard. People with pedophilia are seen as crooks rather than an ordinary person who has a mental illness. Pedophiles should be in mental health facilities rather than in stripped of their privileges when they come out to the world and ask for help. The article “Pedophilia: A Disorder, Not a Crime,” written by Margo Kaplan, expresses these horrible incidences that these people face while struggling with pedophilia. The article expresses ideas…

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    There’s Hope in the Darkness The emphasis on light and dark in Beowulf helps more easily tell the story of a hero who fights many victorious battles. In Beowulf, light represents victory and well being while darkness represents defeat and evil. In the first battle of Beowulf, light and dark thoroughly exemplify different emotions and states of being. For example, on lines 192-193 it says, “There was panic after dark, people endured raids in the night, riven by the terror.” Within this quote…

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    Cowboy Stereotypes

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    Ehrlich's narrative focuses on what the life of a cowboy truly is when compared to the image of them created by the media. Generally, a 'cowboy' is a male rancher who is thought to be an insensitive, hard-bitten, tough young man who will accomplish any job needed for the ranch with no emotional reactions of any kind. This means no matter how demanding, dangerous, or exhaustive the job may be a cowboy will accomplish the task at hand. If a cowboy's entire persona was judged on how they acted…

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    In 21st century, many diseases threaten patients’ health. The scoliosis is a typical representative of office disease. “Scoliosis” says that the scoliosis could affect person’s health. When people sit or stand their spine become to be straight patients’ spine becomes to curve, so patients’ spine is not straight (Scoliosis). Many patients working places have a chair to sit, so a long time sitting and wrong sitting position could influence their spine to curve because the wrong sitting position…

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    BACKGROUND INFORMATION: Ms. Sidiqinoori is a 49-year-old, Afghani, divorced, female receiving treatment at Paradise Valley Hospital Inpatient Psychiatric Services Program. Ms. Sidiqinoori was referred for psychological testing to assess her current neurobehavioral baseline to understand her level of cognitive functioning. Ms. Sidiqinoori was admitted to the hospital on a voluntary basis due to an increase in depressive symptoms, intermittent suicidal thoughts with no plan for the past three…

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    adolescent Hepburn could not jump into the war to save the day, considering her hometown was facing Nazi Germany as opposed to a nefarious monster, but her small actions were similar to that of Beowulf’s. As Hepburn carried messages about for the Dutch resistance and attempted to raise money, she was doing everything in her power to help the place she did not even call home; similar to Beowulf. Later in life, she risked her own health and life in order to save the lives of children while she was…

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    For decades, the etiology of schizophrenia has altered and caused some controversies that researchers currently do not have answers to (Gupta & Kulhara, 2010). Scientists have conducted studies that prove that schizophrenia is a neurodevelopmental and neurodegenerative disorder. Still, that is not enough for some experts who think otherwise. Some argue that schizophrenia is a biological disorder but there are people who disagreed. Scientists even traced back to a clinical observation involving…

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    Sir Isaac Newton: The Man Ahead of His Time Throughout the ages, mankind has seen countless amounts of heroes rise and fall, but what makes them a hero? Epic heroes rise from absolutely nothing and perish in amazingly horrific ways, tragic heroes have one flaw that continues through their life till it ultimately kills them, but historical heroes are very unique from these other two. While those heroes are nice to imagine about in a make believe world, these real heroes actually had to face these…

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