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    championships, but they set their goals so high so they can make it to Williamsport. It’s not just only in the United States, it is international. Kids around the world get to participate in it. There is so many positive influences about the Little League World Series, from the lifetime friend ships with kids around the world, to the respect the kids have in their home towns. The Little League Baseball World Series is an annual baseball tournament for children aged 11 to 12 years old. It was…

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    (or not) of receiving that kindness” (Beauti). Chivalry has existed for decades, since knights, princesses, and castles existed. But since then, chivalry has started to fade away. Over the past several years three things have come up: parental influence has lessened, men don’t care about being kind, and feminism. These things have always been there, but lately in the 21st century, it all has become a more critical problem. Being chivalrous is more than being kind to someone, it is about…

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    Everdeen never intends to kill, only to survive, not for herself or glory, but for her family. Furthermore, after she wins the Hunger Games, she takes on a larger responsibility, to eliminate Snow, the corrupted ruler. At first, Everdeen is hesitant, could she rise up to the challenge, or be the people’s hope? This is why she inspires me, the way she influences those around her, and how she manages her army. Everdeen rules by belief, not by domination. Even when she is a…

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    himself in Amir, and therefore doesn’t know how to connect with him. He expresses his frustration to his friend Rahim Khan in the quotation “He needs someone who… understands him, because God knows I don’t. But something about Amir troubles me in a way that I can’t express. It’s like…’ the ellipsis in the quote shows uncertainty. Baba doesn’t quite know how to say what he wants to without sound like a bad father or person, hence the pauses. It is ironic how Amir tries so hard to impress his…

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    in the way people act and look, what they want to be like when they grow up, and how they live everyday life. Those are just minor influences athletes have on people, but three athletes in the past fifty years have significantly impacted life in United states. Lance Armstrong, OJ Simpson, and Tiger Woods impacted US society both positively and negatively. Lance Armstrong impacted the US by his foundation, his comeback story from cancer, and his infamous seven straight Tour de France wins, but…

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    interest in voting. Durst 's sarcasm is evident throughout the essay as he picks fun at the voter 's excuses. Flaws that exist in the election system are also mocked by Durst. The election system is kept ineffective to keep it weak and not give the people power. Durst alludes to the fact that voters inactivity in the election process leads to problems in their community. Durst 's use of sarcasm points out to the audience that their apathy only hurts them in the end. It hurts them because they…

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    his accomplishments and influence were so significant that other languages have words meaning “ruler” that derive from his name." Caesar's death proves that even your most trusted friends can not be trusted. Atony uses the art of persuasion and he gains the power of the Roman citizens through the rhetorical devices ethos, pathos, and logos. After Caesars death, Antony gives him a funeral speech in the market place to supposedly just pay his repeats to Caesar. “Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend…

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    Interest groups are organizations of people that aim to influence the policy through methods such as lobbying government, educating the public, and even mobilizing the public. Interest groups are distinguishable from political groups as they focus on governmental policies, whereas parties tend to be concerned with personnel of the government and who wins elections. Interest groups have their focuses aimed at the advancement of their member’s interests. Interest groups can include businesses,…

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    just 5 yards away from a touch down with 3.2 seconds remaining. “What are we going to do captain?”, asked Joseph. “We have got to rush the line of scrimmage and blitz the lineman and go for the sack,” said Junior, the captain. “All right men, let’s win this football game!” Everyone replied in a loud chant, “Ready… Break!” The football players took their position and were pumped and ready for the other team to snap the ball. Then like in an instant the play was underway. Jimmy had a rush of…

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    brought us more ways than ever to communicate, and businesses want us to talk positive about their brands. This influences their stock and revenue. Although we not might know it, but the consumers control everything that businesses do. Take for example: you see Aaron Rodgers on the front of a box of Wheaties. You probably think…

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