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    Before becoming a mayor, Jean Valjean was a thief, he was convicted of stealing bread for his sisters starving children. After being caught, Valjean was given five years in prison, he elongated his sentence by trying to escape three times which added 14 years to his jail time. After Jean Valjean got out of prison he decided to be a better man. Valjean had a life-changing encounter with a bishop, he chose to become a man of God instead of the crook he used to be. Valjean becomes the mayor of a…

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    Exposition ( Include characters) who: superman Save the bank from getting robbed and save the innocent people from dieing . This happened last year before christmas when everybody was taking out their christmas money. In the middle of the town and there were cops everywhere and there was nowhere to hide because they were surrounded with helicopters. They are robbing the bank because one of the robbers used to work there as a security guard because his boss thought that he…

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    would be no more robberies if there was no money. Furthermore, people could only get what they need. Likewise, making money waste materials that we could utilize for important uses. Last but not least, if money is taken out we can have a fair economy. Life without money can create a world of freedom as long as we’re willing to change it. As stated earlier one reason there should be no more money is that there would be no robberies. To begin, some might ask, ‘’Why would there be no robbery?’’…

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    anymore “Hello, this is 911 what is your emergency?” “There are these…these two guys down here at the harvest and trustee bank, they have masks, guns, and hostages!Please send help!” we arrived two minutes later, first week on the job, a bank robbery. we didn’t know what to expect at first, maybe a 12mm pistol or a pump action shotgun, the classics you know? But these guys were professionals,they had a full auto smg and dual barrel shotguns. they had a huge drill on the vault and their…

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    to offer. She tells them she wants to go study so that she can be a masseuse. They talk about what changed in her and what are her barriers for and she answered one of them is her mom. They ask her why she committed one hundred and twenty armed robberies if kids had low self-esteem but didn’t do what she did. In the end of the chapter, they let Candace out in a halfway house in Fort Worth where she helped the girls and helped herself…

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    On January 17th, 1950, a group of eleven thieves perfectly timed, planned and choreographed one of the most well known robberies. These eleven individuals stole more than two million dollars from the Brinks Armored Car depot located in Boston. As it hit news headlines everywhere, it instantly became the perfect crime and robbery. The suspects were caught a few days before the statute of limitations. Tony Pino was the director and mastermind of the theft and Joe McGinnis assembled the group…

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    and then she just left, without helping the rest of us. It was really weird that she just left, but no one else seemed to notice. They were all just happy to have made it through this ordeal unscathed. We called the police to inform them of the robbery. The arrived in a squad car a little later. I had just want to go home, but they insisted that they would need a statement, and a description of the robbers from all of us. They took down our names, and told us that if they caught the…

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    Summary Of Cry By Zulema

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    Going back to the first part of this segment, when the narrator is describing how Zulema first told her about how she felt, and what happened after she was told that her mother left, she mentions that Zulema had started crying, and how she had listened through her own tears. “Suddenly she started to sob, holding the photo to her breast. Through my own tears, I heard her describe how she had waited for days on end for her mother’s return…” (Fernández and Franco 386/7) This sentence gives further…

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    “Cultural genocide”, that is exactly what happened when the white man colonized the Indian. To the outsider, Canada appears to be a ‘perfect’ country. From our free healthcare to our need to profusely apologize for bumping into inanimate objects, we are a nation envied by many. Our greatest strength lies in our diversity and multiculturalism. In our current Prime Minister’s words “diversity is at the very heart of Canada. It is who we are and what we do.” However, there is a part of our history…

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    Being curious the boys went to investigate the sound. They peered out of the trees to the side of the cemetery. What they saw were graves and grave markers looking as eerie as ever in the moonlight. What drew their attention to the new grave none of them ever knew but as they watched the boys saw…

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