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    Why Is Abortion Illegal

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    illegal in this country. Abortion is the process of terminating a pregnancy within the first trimester. Think about it, that is a life that doctors are taking, most people do not even think twice about it. At 7 weeks, the fetus already had arms and legs, and a brain. Unwanted pregnancies, rape, incest, birth control failure and not being able to afford to provide care are the main causes of abortion. Abortion should be illegal because adoption is the best alternative, it can result in medical…

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    Ever since I was a younger child, I have known my career choice. I always had high hopes to work in the medical field to help those in need. My thoughts on what job in the medical field exactly were all over the place. Finally, I decided that it would be good for me to be an orthopedic surgeon. I have always thought about the future as a child. At just age 8, I thought I had everything planned. I was going to be a lawyer. After realizing that I hate history, I figured that a job in politics…

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    is hard actually living with a person that is an alcoholic. He also points out that the plays are stereotypical because when his father is drunk he is “neither funny nor honest” (183). He compares his father’s drinking to a “prince [turning} into a frog “and “no dictionary or synonyms for drunk” could compare to how his dad would behave when he was under the influence. (Sanders 184). In this section, he explains that how the world reenacts drunks does not compare to how a household is with the…

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    normal offspring, in the same way a sheep that wasn’t cloned would. Dolly proved to the world that cloned animals are capable of reproducing. On average, most sheep live to the age of 11 or 12, however Dolly suffered from arthritis in one of her hind leg joints and from sheep pulmonary adenomatosis, a virus-induced lung tumour that is common among indoor raised…

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    The Pigman Book Report

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    The Pigman Vocab Summary The story begins in the first person view of John Conlan who is speaking about his school and his reputation. He expressed his dislike for school and spoke of one of his avocations being setting off bombs in the bathroom, which earned him the nickname of “Bathroom Bomber”. John often showed his proficiency in lying and the girl he met, named Lorraine Jensen, thought that he lied so much because of his parents. They met on the school bus, but their personalities were…

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    Evangeline Smith is 19 and lives in Beijing with her parents Pam and Andy Smith, and her younger brother John. Her parents are mid age 50s and are teachers, Her dad is a science teacher and her mother is a councilor. She lived in a big 4-bed room town house with 3 floors and a basement, in the suburban area of Beijing. She had the whole second floor to herself. She had a small TV room and a nice big bathroom. Her bedroom was a nice size for a queen size bed and all of her belongings. She had a…

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    Mary Shelly's novel Frankenstein fits into the science fiction genre. The definition of this is: fiction based on imagined future scientific and major social or environmental changes. In the 1800s when Frankenstein takes place society was hopeful about science. Victor wanted to know everything about the world but not everything turns out as he intends it to. There are many connections between Frankenstein and what Shelly learned about science. Shelley has the reader thinking about the future…

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    queen was invited to the wedding feast and when she arrived, there were red-hot iron shoes, in the manner of red-hot roller skates, clamped upon her feet. First, your toes will smoke and then your heels with turn black and you will fry upward like a frog, she was told and so she danced until she was dead” (Sexton). Both numbers and colors are significant archetypes because they can make you feel a certain emotion just by hearing them in a work of literature. They can provide details to the story…

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    Australia Research Paper

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    exotic places you might see some animals along the way, like a arctic fox with white fur and small eyes, the cheetah a fast aggressive predator, the hippopotamus a giant mammal that lives near ponds and lakes, and the kangaroo, a mammal with strong legs meant for kicking. Australia is great for sightseeing and more, it’s a lovely place to visit or live…

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    Division and judgment is a common stumbling block we all face. A lot of things divides us from each other. What if because of social division one is stopped from getting to know her true self? What if the people or the thing that was once looked down upon is exactly what is needed to see life in a different perspective? Mrs. Turpin in Flannery O’Connor’s short story “Revelation, is a prejudice and judgmental woman who spends most of her life prying on the lives of everyone around her. Mrs.…

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