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    forceful words that revealed his appreciation for their efforts. He described his faith and gratitude toward the sailors saying their perilous trips demonstrated an example of their “devotion” and “courage” stating that they “never faltered in their duty.” They were undeterred by how exposed they left themselves. Churchill’s expressive word choice demonstrated his sincere gratitude and faith toward the military and shed them in a positive light that left people feeling more assurance in the…

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    Socrates commences by making a serious request to the jury to listen to him. He also asks them to forgive him if he begins to talk in the way he usually does. The people accusing him have already spoken out against him. They warn the jury of his persuasive way of speaking and how he might seem convincing as he is professing his innocence. Socrates states he does not speak eloquently. He says he will speak so that everyone to understand why he believes he is innocent. He even believes the…

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    by my poor attempt to fool him, but he was my friend, and it was impossible for him to conceive any fault in the brilliant mechanic that he so wrongly imagined I had for a brain. He quickly changed the subject. “I’m sorry, mon Capitaine, I had to warn you… I should have done it earlier at the Bistrot when we were having a drink, but I wasn’t sure then… So, I came back here to check… I entered the house through the window of the office… ” “And?” I interjected. Sanvergogne did not answer. He…

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    Quaker's Lawrence

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    This was a problem for all able bodied men were required to do their duty. However, in respect for the Quaker’s religious beliefs they were not forced into service, but had to pay a ‘fine’ via “Militia Exemption Monies” which was paid by each Quaker head of either 4 1⁄4 bushels of wheat or the equivalent of ₤2 2d 6p. Lawrence…

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    Research indicates that eating disorders tend to emerge in adolescence to young adulthood. Considering this age of onset, many affected individuals who become affected by this disorder are spending most of their time in school with their peers and school faculty. This places school counselors in a very important position to detect student eating issues in the early phase and take steps to meet the students’ needs. School counselor plays a critical role in assessment, support, referral, and…

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    and this ensures that one is not doing something wrong knowingly or unknowingly. Patience is also a key issue in this poem as well as being truthful to others and us. The poet as well talks about showing love and respect to other people. The poet warns the reader not to go our way for those in our company to feel comfortable thus a healthy competition. Self-confidence is more emphasized here with reader advised to have the courage to face disapproval and discrepancy, but it also goes against…

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    and eastern people have different beliefs. Most of us don’t believe in God, but we trust in Republican Party, so that our filial duty will follow the republican party. On the contrary, western people will follow what God ask them to do. They more pray before doing something. And most of the times they will obey the Bible. So we all have faith in our different filial duty. 2.3.2 On the Aspect of Friendship and Love Do as you would be done by.你愿意别人怎么待你,你就 应该如何待别人。 The course of true love never…

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    Recent high profile attacks carried out by homegrown jihadists, such as Zale Thompson, a Muslim convert who attacked two New York City police officers with a hatchet, have many within the United States Government concerned. In a speech at the National Defense University, President Barack Obama stated, “[W]e face a real threat from radicalized individuals here in the United States…often U.S. Citizens or legal residents [who] can do enormous damage, particularly when they are inspired by larger…

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    The Handmaid's Tale

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    Texts studied in tandem may share common ideas, values and concerns, whilst the paradigms of their individual context shape representation and meaning. A comparison of texts allows for a deeper understanding of the social and cultural commentary offered by their creators. The speculative fiction text The Handmaid’s Tale(1985) written by Margaret Atwood incorporates the 1980s context of different cultural and political ideologies, whilst the revolutionary biotechnology of the 1990s moulds the…

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    Police Death System

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    it that even those who are supposed to protect life, inevitably end up doing the opposite? As a part of our death system, the police have been put in place to prevent death. However, why is it that throughout history, the police have neglected their duty to prevent death? In the book, Death, Society, and Human Experience, the death system is a structure built upon many different components. People, place, times, objects, and symbols together…

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