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    A personal example of this is a time back July of this year when the group blocked off a very busy highway in my home state of Minnesota. This is seen by many as an irrational way of no real action being done and does more bad for the name of the group then attention and validity of the group. The group has done this multiple times in which they block off highways and other busy roads around the US to gain attention around the cause which I personally don’t agree with this method…

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    aid in portraying this. As the grandmother prepares for the car ride she gets dressed up in lady-like clothing just in case “of an accident anyone seeing the dead on the highway would know at once that she was a lady.” This is ironic to the story in two ways. First, this alludes to the fact that she later will lay dead on the highway. Secondly, her absolute need to prove that she is a lady though she is not. The grandmother views herself as lady like- proper, gentle, and upright. Despite this,…

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    Minimum Drinking Age

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    Drunk driving is a serious issue in today's society, even with the age being 21. So, the age should not be lowered. The National Traffic Highway Administration (NHTSA) states “the 21 minimum drinking age law has saved about 900 lives per year”. If this was to be changed to a lower drinking age, the crash related alcohol rates would increase. Alcohol-related traffic deaths in the United States was 12,998 in 2007, and increasing dramatically as time goes on. This statistic is three times as many…

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    Citizens would be swinging fists in desperation to gather food from local grocery stores. There would be gunshots echoing across the four lane highways, that are backed up bumper to bumper in traffic, as man struggles to move an inch. Food, water, and other necessities would be stolen. Bodies would be slumped over steering wheels lining up along the highway. While it is hard to imagine, it could easily have been a reality. Ask yourself what you would have done to protect yourself if you knew no…

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    What is envy? The word envy defined is a feeling of discontented or resentful longing aroused by someone else possessions, qualities, or luck. A suitable example of the word envy comes from the poem "The Highwayman". In the poem it tells the story of two people who love each other very dearly, who are Bess, the landlords daughter, and the Highwayman (bandit). However, a hostler named Tim began to lust for Bess. For that main reason, Tim began to gain jealousy and envy against the Highwayman.…

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    Mazda6 Case Study

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    However, the inline-4 engine in the Mazda6 has better highway mpg than the Honda Accord at about 37 miles per gallon. City mpg is 25 miles compared to 21 miles for the Honda Accord with the compared with the same engine. Cost There are many factors to take into account when determining the total cost of…

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    Red Sundays Research Paper

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    old four door and they started down the dusty gravel driveway. After a few minutes, they merged onto highway 71 and they were on their way to grandma and grandpa’s house. Shirley loved this highway because of all the beautiful scenery it had to offer. There were lakes twinkling with the reflection of the sun and trees, oh so green, that stood tall in the distance. After 30 min of driving on the highway, the car took a left turn onto a dirt road that lead to Grandma and Grandpa’s tavern. They…

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    dirt, so when any weather hit the roads would be awful. In 1921 “The legislature passed the historic Highway Act, which included a one-cent-per-gallon tax on gasoline to help finance hard-surface, all-weather highways. By 1929 the legislature had raised the gas tax to five cents per gallon. These funds allowed the state to pave more than three thousand miles of hard-surface (concrete or asphalt) highways connecting the county seats and state…

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    Studies done on the highway patrol of Arizona in 2006 and 2007 showed that they were 2.5 times more likely to stop an African American driver than a white. That’s almost 3 African Americans being stopped for every 1 white person (The Reality of Racial Profiling). 2009 studies taken in West Virginia showed that highway patrol were 1.64 times more likely to stop African American motorists than a white motorist, this means…

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    thing would be difficult. I know. I had to get to work without a car and it was one of the most toughest times of my life working. I had to ride a scooter, a scooter goes around thirty-five to fifty miles per hour. The main roads I took were the highway which had a speed limit of sixty. I obviously was creating traffic every day. I would get nervous, angry and embarrassed. I always dreamed of having a nice car, I had a nice job but my only problem was saving money. I get lucky, most days the…

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