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    The Hunger Games is based on a dystopian novel by the American writer Suzanne Collins. The novel tackles severe issues such as poverty, starvation, oppression and the effects of war among others. The citizens starvation and the scarcity of resources that they are suffering from, both in and outside the arena, creates an atmosphere of weakness that the main characters try to conquer during their fight of survival. After the novel's success in the market, the film was released in 2012 and was…

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    The smell of the old town was always pleasant to Victoria Dubois' nose. He insisted there was one living in town, and so Vic arranged to make the collection herself. She had a very refined palate thanks to being a century old, give or take a few years, although just by looking at the young woman it was impossible to tell. The alabaster paleness of her skin that hadn't felt the kiss of sunlight in so many decades was likely the only give away to her condition. However, there was a significant…

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    Primitive Survival Sometimes in a persons life they have to sacrifice one thing to another. If we want something we will conquer obstacles to acquire to the thing we want. In the book Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer, Chris McCandless forfeits human comforts and the ease of a normal life, so he can invent a new life for himself in which he craves freedom. Chris craves something, freedom, and to achieve his independence he will risk his human comforts and eventually his life. As an adventurer,…

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    Chapter 23 (pgs 444-451) The mirant people are hungry for more than food. Living life just for the next meal is meager existence. When breaks between jobs are frequent the people create outlets for the misery trying vainy to temporarily numb the pain. Music and alcohol became many people solutions. Without entertainment storytelling and dance became these people only outlet. Preaching grew as people looked for a reason for their starvation and suffering. Chapter 24 (pgs 452 -472) The chapter…

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    The Effects of World Hunger For decades, world hunger has been a huge problem. Ironically, “the world produces enough food to feed all seven billion people”().So why is everyone not being fed? The answer to this question is “either people do not have the money to purchase food or the land to grow it.” World hunger is a huge problem in today’s world because it results in unnecessary death, triggers violence, and also affects the learning abilities of kids. Additionally, hunger is often forced…

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    Do you believe hunger is a problem in the world? What about right here in your local community? In New Hanover County alone, there are 32,350 people going hungry each day (Berener). Just think, thousands of people in your community not having the minimum nourishment requirements each day. These people could be sitting beside your children in the classroom or living on the streets you travel each day. These individuals are no strangers to us and they need our help to give them the nourishment…

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    I have two ideas of movies with a cohesive group, both of which I have watched recently and know pretty well. Idea #1: The Hunger Games Catching Fire Small group: Katniss Everdeen, Peeta Mellark, Haymitch Abernathy, and Effie Trinket. I think that these four characters are a good choice because they all have to work together throughout most of the movie. They begin working together as a group for the victory tour, and then continue working together when they are preparing for the Quarter Quell…

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    What is hunger? Hunger to us is just the mere thought of not getting something we desire and therefore not eating. But for Richard in the book Black Boy written by Richard Wright, hunger is much more than that. Richard suffered physical hunger in which he doesn't have any food to eat. Yet he also experiences mental and emotional hunger is which he wants to be noticed. This autobiography shows what hunger is like to Richard and what he does to end it. Richard is constantly battling physical…

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    the time to talk and give the hungry something to eat, so they don 't spend the day hungry. That is one less hungry person in the world. Thankfully, there are people who build food banks to feed the hungry families, and people. Unfortunately, this hunger problem affected a married couple named, Josh and Gaby. They have three children named John, gavin and marietta. They were both living in a stable condition. Gaby said, “at first our lives were pretty stable.” But then as time passed Gaby lost…

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    organisms have been around since the 90 's, they are still a highly debated topic all the way into 2016. The use of many GMOs create a hot bed of debate, but the pros of GMOs far outweigh the cons. The struggle for the population control and world hunger are evident and also uncontrollable, as we approach 9 billion people it is eminent that we will run out of needed resources such as food, gas, and space. What if I told you that the issue of food could be easily solved with GMOs, are you willing…

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