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    Goof Off Research Paper

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    The term “goofing off” is a complicated term for something so simple. Goofing off is simply enjoying your time with your friends without the everyday worries of life. Not to mention, to goof off with your friends you just simply forget about the world around you; the surroundings disappear, people become non-existent, and you are left with your friends and yourself. The atmosphere is relaxed, you can hear the musical notes of laughter, a chorus of voices just a murmur overhead, but at the moment…

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    whom all men turn – man of experience – noblest of men, we beg you, save this city. Thebes now calls you its savior…” (Sophocles, 7) However, because he refuses Tiresias’ pity—his poor judgement—a reversal of fortune occurs: his wife commits suicide, incest is revealed, and Oedipus is struck with the curse he unknowingly placed upon himself. This reversal and his enlightenment to it occur at once. “It has all come true. – I stand revealed—born of shame, married in shame, an unnatural murderer.”…

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    William Shakespeare lived in the late 1500’s, around the turn of the century. In his time, he was widely known and respected; but he was also an enigma. Who was this man and how did he create what he did? People questioned everything about him: his sexuality, his appearance, religious beliefs, even if he wrote his writings or stole them from others. Despite all these mysteries, there’s no doubt that he had a part in shaping the world--but how? Shakespeare had both a positive and negative…

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    intentional termination of a human pregnancy. The common reasons for a woman to consider abortion are because of the inability to support or care for a child, to prevent the delivery of a kid with birth defects. Also because of pregnancy caused by rape or incest, physical or mental conditions that endanger the woman's health if the pregnancy is continued, failed birth control. Although a couple of these are justified reasons for abortion, the rest is no excuse for ending the life of an unborn…

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    values of a society, and their view on what is wrong or right. Each culture judges sexuality differently, and things such as religion, age, gender, race, etc… all come in to play. Only variations of one norm is present in every society, and that is the Incest Taboo, because it prevents more than one major issue from occurring from a sexual relationship between family members. Aside from that, sexual deviance, or deviance in general, is diverse. In the U.S., sexuality amongst teenagers is frowned…

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    According to human rights law, the right for a person to have autonomy over his or her own body is a basic human right that every person is entitled to. However, for millions of women throughout the world this right is violated by U.S. foreign policy. U.S. foreign policy prohibits the use of United States Agency for International Development (USAID) funds to be used for abortion outside of the United States regardless of the circumstances. This penalizing policy is known as the Helms Amendment…

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    pieces of work of literature of all time. William Shakespeare’s Pericles, centers around a young prince, Pericles of Tyre, who wants to win the hand of a princess in the kingdom of Antioch, where he learns the king and his daughter are engaging in incest. Pericles flees out of fear of being killed for learning the truth about their relationship; this begins his grueling journey toward happiness. The Tale of Genji is a classic work of Japanese literature written by Murasaki Shikibu in the…

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    Benefits Of Abortion

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    Abortion is very common. In fact, three out of ten women in the United States will have an abortion by the time that the are 45 years of age. but abortion is nothing new. In fact, abortion first abortion happened in the late ninth century. Since the 1970, nearly one and a half billion unborn children have been lost to abortion worldwide. Recently, numbers range for 30 and 60 million abortions per year. In the Bible, God says that knows a child before he is formed in the wound, says “Jeremiah…

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    Deciding which of the twenty-seven amendments to abolish is a tough task to do. All of them have very legitimate functions in protecting fundamental human rights and ensuring the smooth functioning of government. In all honesty, I would not repeal any of the twenty-seven amendments, but for the sake of argument, I would repeal the sixteenth amendment which grants the federal government the power to collect income taxes. To begin this discussion, it is important to note that taxation is theft,…

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    Pro-Life And Abortion

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    Such bills and amendments would include, the Hyde Amendment, which blocks federal funding for Medicaid to cover a woman’s abortion with the exception of rape, incest, or medical complications (Planned Parenthood). Then there are others, such as the 20-week ban, which is the maximum number of weeks that a woman can be pregnant after the act of conception (Planned Parenthood). This also falls under what the views are for those that are in governmental power. For example, those that are in a…

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