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    the day september 9th, 2001. Edward Briggs, a 25 year old firefighter was up all night on night. His intuition was kicking, just telling him, “something is going to happen today.” His 6am alarm clock went off and he had realized he had been sitting in the same spot for hours. He finally gets up to use the restroom and his legs feel like jello for how long he”d been sitting. Afterwards he sat on the couch and turn the TV on and slowly drift off to sleep. While Edward was sleep, terrible things…

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    In the poem, “Icarus”, by Edward Field, an allusion to the Greek myth of Daedalus and his son Icarus is present in the setting of a modern society. In the original story, the father and son developed wings to fly away from the prison they were trapped in. When Icarus attempted to achieve greatness by soaring too close to the sun, his wings melted and he plummeted to his death in the sea. However, in Field’s poem, Icarus did not drown and is surviving in a contemporary setting in which he feels…

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    in order to report the fraud and deceit that goes on behind our backs. Edward Snowden is one of the most known whistleblowers of our time, since his case happened so recently. Snowden didn’t release the documents for personal benefits, but for the citizens of the United States. He put his life on the line to expose what the government is doing behind our backs, and for that reason, I think his crimes should be pardoned. Edward Snowden’s sacrifice was noble and should be seen as a patriotic…

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    In the excerpt from the passage “Down the River,” Edward Abbey ventures through Aravaipa Canyon in New Mexico, while writing of his adventure. Observing his surroundings and by comparing the nature to life, Abbey establishes an attitude of wonder while also being judgmental towards nature. The author had many attitudes towards the Canyon. One of his many attitudes included wonder. Edward always showed a sense of wondering while going through the Canyon, always finding things. The passage…

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    Edward Joseph Snowden (born June 21, 1983) is an American privacy activist, computer professional, former CIA employee, and former government contractor who leaked classified information from the United States National Security Agency (NSA) in 2013. The information revealed numerous global surveillance programs, many run by the NSA and the Five Eyes with the cooperation of telecommunication companies and European governments. (wikipedia, n.d.) Edward Snowden was working as a technical contractor…

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    Edwards' syndrome, also known as Trisomy 18 is considered a chromosomal condition where there are abnormalities in certain parts of the body. People with Trisomy 18, often have slow growth in the wound (intrauterine growth retardation). These newborns usually have heart defects and other defects throughout the child’s body. This also includes a small shaped head, a small mouth and jaw, and sometimes overlapping fingers and small hands. Children with Trisomy 18 usually die within their first…

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    In “Fast Break” by Edward Hirsch; “A Hook shot kisses the rim and hangs there”. He wrote about a five second play to express the excitement and passion people have for basketball. Hirsch uses vivid language and metaphors throughout the poem to give the audience an intensified feeling of the game. The poet uses metaphors to give the poem more excitement to the game. “Gathering the orange leather from the air”. (l. 5) he is giving the game basketball more details, describing the color and texture…

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    Critical Analysis of Edward Bloom In Daniel Wallace’s book, Big Fish, Edward Bloom is the main character, Edwards life is told by his son William Bloom. Big Fish is being told as Edward is on his death bed. Edward is born in the small town of Ashland, AL. Edward is a character who is not afraid to take risks. In the novel, the stories told about Edward seem to be a folktale instead of a biography. Edward has many characteristics throughout the novel, that include potency, a double life, and…

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    Jonathan Edwards and His Role in the Great Awakening Intro In American history, one of the earliest major events was the first Great awakening. Many different preachers assisted in spreading the Great Awakening throughout the colonies. Jonathan Edwards carried on the revival of his grandfather, Solomon Stoddard in North Hampton church in the North Hampton Revival (1733-1735). Englishman, George Whitefield (1740-1770) was the best-known and most widely traveled evangelist of the time and…

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    Why are individuals so quick to judge people they do not know? In the movie Edward Scissorhands, intolerance is very abundant. The townspeople are very judgemental and inconsiderate of Edward. There are many scenes in the movie that show how different people see and perceive Edward. Intolerance is affected by different people’s beliefs and it is a very bipolar attitude and change on a dime and flares up at any time. Intolerance is very prevalent in the world we live in today. People like to…

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