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    Pippa Alternate Ending

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    life will be fantabulous! Just wait and see! However, as Pippa’s formless soul was free-falling down to the hospital, another soul rammed into her by accident and knocked her off gear. She wasn’t heading down to the hospital anymore, no, she was hurling right to a long-haired guy. No, no, no! This can’t be happening! she internally screamed before being completely engulfed in his body. Pippa inwardly cussed the soul that had taken her place in the hospital, that could’ve been her, that was…

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    Elite pitchers have been the story in Major League Baseball(MLB) this past season. Many pitchers were outstanding and fantastic all year, but there were two pitchers that set themselves apart from the rest by becoming the true elite pitchers, Clayton Kershaw and Jake Arrieta. Clayton Kershaw was brought into the MLB in 2006 by the Los Angeles dodgers. Being an already effective pitcher, Kershaw got drafted in the first round, getting the seventh pick overall. He would make his MLB debut on May…

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    The Hero's Journey Essay

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    Ethan C. Buck, a dog, went on a journey. The Hero’s Journey. The Hero’s Journey is a set of steps in a narrative to complete a challenge. The hero, in this case Buck, went through countless challenges in his lifetime, and lost many, many owners. Buck had conquered the wilderness, but had lost his innocence along the way. His first kill was troublesome, A horrible way to be the head of a pack. The cold hush winter of the Yukon terrain, had both Spitz and Buck crying out in pain. Buck’s innocence…

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    Akhil Kemburu Short Essay #1, Feb. 8th, Section D The Fall of the Natives’ Civilizations: Were the Spanish at Fault? Christopher Columbusis proclaimed as a hero and an explorer because if it were not were his voyage in 1492, the New World may not have been discovered until much later. His proposal to sail to India by traveling west is what led him to the New World, and the Europeans’ encounter with the Native Americans. Although Columbus is heavily praised today, the consequences of his…

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    Part One: Introduction Police brutality and the use of excessive force unfortunately, is not something that is new in America. From the Rodney King incident in 1991 (Biography.com Editors) to the Michael Brown (Ferguson) shooting in 2014 (Buchanan, Fessenden, Lai, Park, Parlapiano, Tse, Wallance, Watkins, Yourish), to the use of excessive force which resulted in the death of Eric Garner in 2014 (Karabel, 2015). Police brutality and excessive force is quickly becoming a topic of conversation for…

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    feedback way you can also find out about the reforms that maybe necessary to satisfy the needs of customers and expand your business better. Also, a closer connection with clients, such as remembering to make a birthday post on the social site, or hurling out some birthday offers their way, adds a personal touch to the…

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    Gods In Gilgamesh

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    The Epic of Gilgamesh is a tale of the grand adventures that Gilgamesh experiences during a period of his life. The tale enraptures its audience with its portrayal of Mesopotamian theology and its themes of love, morality, death, and gods. There are many lessons and concepts that can be drawn from the Epic of Gilgamesh. However, an intriguing topic to be discussed is the risky relations between mankind and the gods in Gilgamesh. The story shows that gods are beings not to be trifled with despite…

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    POWs during WWII During World War II there were hundreds of POW camps that were located across the United States, Asia, and Europe. POW camps were camps that held prisoners of war. These POW camps were supposed to follow the international laws of the Geneva Convention, but a lot of the time the camp officials did not follow these regulations. Laura Hillenbrand’s biography Unbroken, describes the life of Louis Zamperini who was an American POW that was captured and lived in several Japanese POW…

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    A deal was ultimately signed in Abidjan in November 1996, stating that the war was ending ‘with immediate effect’ (Gberie, 2002, p. 3). Unfortunately, this reuslted in the nonparticipation of the RUF in the elections and their hurling of atrocities on civilians by amputating the hands and feets of wommen, children, and even babies. Furthermore, it resulted in the formation of another armed group Armed Forces Ruling Council (AFRC), who executed more malicious terror and vandalism…

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    Arrogance In The Iliad

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    In the Iliad, written by Homer comes a great Epic written back in Ancient Greek time, no specific time period, around 750 B.C. The story starts about nine years after the Trojan War has started. We see many great characters in this story that express themselves throughout the story. Satterfield states, “Were our Iliad like the more traditional story apparently proposed in the poem, however, it would be a fundamentally different story. It would end before Achilles reenters the battle to kill 0;…

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