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    Whilst having aided the growth of society, technological advances have also helped to negatively debase its moral development. Agent Orange was a chemical meant to accelerate the growth rate of soybeans. In the future this technological advance in high quantity became a herbicide and a defoliant, the opposite of its original purpose. During the Vietnam war, 77 million liters of it were used by the U.S. Military as a weapon against the Vietnamese. Over four hundred thousand Vietnamese people…

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    to present the program as under the full authority of South Vietnam government, Operation Ranch Hands planes were stored alongside President Diem's private planes at the United States Air Force Base Bien Hoa. Although the United States Air Force initially planned to remove American markings from the planes and replace them with South Vietnam markings, a pilot involved in the first stages of Operation Ranch Hand recalled the Air Force Commander never implementing the remarking of planes, because…

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    The Vietnam War continues to have lasting impacts even though the war ended more than forty-three years ago. The herbicides used during the Vietnam War can still be found in high traces in some places in Vietnam. The environmental impacts caused by Agent Orange and other herbicides than lead to many deadly illnesses for soldiers and local natives. The used of Agent Orange during the Vietnam War has effects millions of people and it will affect many more in the years to come. Clearly, herbicides…

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    “I have no future, no happiness” (“Eating, Drinking, Touching, Breathing, Nursing, Conceiving”). Do Duc Diu, a father who lost twelve out of his fifteen children from the effects of Agent Orange expresses how Agent Orange has changed the meaning of his life. The effects of Agent Orange are horrific. Any where from 2.1 million to 4.5 million Vietnamese citizens have been exposed from the time of spraying the dioxin-contaminated herbicide ("Health Effects of Agent Orange/Dioxin"). It has been…

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    Benefits Of Immigrants

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    additional tax each year to help with the funding of the CWP. The taxed amount will be determined upon the number of immigra not agree with the tax, if they are in need of the additional help then the tax is necessary. Other similar programs, such as, the Guest Worker Program make the farmers pay fees but the workers are temporary. With the Citizenship Works Program, the immigrants are able to gain citizenship and maintain working for the farmers if they choose. Furthermore, the farmers are only…

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    Bracero Shortage In Mexico

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    During Word War II the United States was faced with impending labor shortages in the agricultural sector of its economy, as many of its rural workers moved to factories and the front lines in order to support military efforts. Struggling to sustain a rural workforce that would maintain its harvests, the U.S. looked to Mexico as it was facing high unemployment rates and poverty at the time. Together the two governments created what is known as the Bracero Program. Signed on August 4, 1942 the…

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    Supernatural, a manifestation or event that attributes to some force beyond scientific and logical understanding. For many, these events involve ghosts, a haunted object and/or a place, just like the events that take place in “The Judge’s House,” by Bram Stoker. The main character, Malcolm Malcolmson is a hardworking young man who just wanted a quiet place to study for an upcoming exam that would isolate him from distractions. Malcolm goes on a search for a quiet place, and then comes across the…

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    Throughout the stories of “The Monkey” by Stephen King and Dracula by Bram Stoker it is seen how there is an element of the uncanny at work. As each of these narratives is read, what we have become familiarized with as human beings becomes foreign and unsettling to us. What we thought we understood has been changed and has now become frightening. To better understand the uncanny I will first summarize how Sigmund Freud describes it, then I will argue that there is an element of the uncanny in…

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    One vacation place to consider is Tanque Verde Ranch. It is a great place to spend some quality family time and have an amazing stay! According to Tanque Verde Ranch website, it is the largest guest ranch. ‘The present day ranch has 640 acres and leases from the U.S. Forest Service approximately 60,000 acres for its cattle operation.” It is a great place to spend some family time and be outdoors. This shows that there is so much that one can do. You can do yoga if people are feeling like doing…

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    relationship with your family. Imagine the look of excitement on the face of your loved ones as you bask in the moment. These lifelong memories are formed every day for both children and parents alike at our trike park. Some of our more fortunate guests may be able to recall a memory like this as either a child themselves, or as a parent or grandparent watching the joy in the face of their family member as they rounded every curve with the enthusiasm to ride for hours. However, due to the…

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