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    These two books were brilliant and fantastic to read. Elie Wiesel was the author of “Night”. Khaled Hosseini was the author of “The Kite Runner”. This compare and contrast essay is about how the books “Night” and “The Kite Runner” are possibly related, or how they are different in the way they are written, or in the way they are trying to get their point across. In the book “Night”, Jews are taken away from their homes, and sent to concentration camps. Which this event in history is the…

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    hillside smile and the seashore laughter of her lips then he would. With Poem “Pamphilia to Amphilanthus” it says “But if he pay, his gain is our lost will.” Meaning if he wants to play that game it is fine with me his gain is my lost. One of the differences used in both of…

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    The dictionary defines the word “blind” as the lack of perception, awareness, or discernment. Symbolism, irony, and foreshadowing is used in many ways by the author in her short story called “The Lottery”. Shirley Jackson uses these literary devices to emphasize the idea that people will follow traditions blindly if that was how they were raised. “The Lottery” by Shirley Jackson is a short story about a strange tradition. Once a year, the town gathers together and one member from each…

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    War is beautiful. War is necessary. We must fight because we are right, and the enemy is wrong. When raised in a nation that is free, these three statements will be echoed until it is time to be shipped off to battle. There is no argument or resistance, only a generation of young men that believe their right is not to be free, but to die in hopes that their sacrifice will bring freedom to those they love. “Dulce et Decorum Est” by Wilfred Owen is a bitter contradiction about the common belief…

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    Selena Quintanilla Essay

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    Selena Quintanilla: Queen of Tejano "Neither of us knew that Yolanda had returned to the same gun shop in San Antonio a few days before this, where she repurchased the exact snub-nosed Taurus 45 revolver that she had bought before." Selena Quintanilla-Perez was a well-known Tejano pop singer all around the world; having sold several of her albums in English and Spanish, expanding her legacy throughout the years. Not only was she a star however, but also wanted to become a fashion…

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    Ayyan Ali Analysis

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    maker, vocalist, and songwriter.[3] She began displaying in 2010 furthermore won the title of 'Best Female Emerging Model'.[4] She is additionally been named four times for the Lux Style Awards.[5] In 2013 she called for rectification of her name as just "Ayyan" in the wake of being alluded to as "Ayyan Ali" in some long range informal communication sites. Ali began her vocation as a model at age of sixteen. She began demonstrating in 2010 furthermore won the title of 'Best Female Emerging…

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    The Just War Tradition

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    The Just War Tradition is like any other known tradition, this one has been passed down but it isn't just some hand-me-downs or grandpa's watch but a continuous argument for decades now. The article gives the long historical background on where the tradition originated from. Just War Tradition is also known as the Just War Theory meaning before the government could even demand soldiers to fight and survive for their lives there has to be justification. The theory goes far as the B.C. era and…

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    Assess the contemporary coherence of the just war tradition. Realists describe war as an inevitable outcome of the anarchical international system in which states interact with each other. Based on this premise, throughout the centuries, has been witnessed the flourishing of a tradition of thought focusing on the ethics of war: The Just War Tradition. Its central hypothesis is that the use of force can be morally justified, or in other words that war can be morally right. This view differs from…

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    The basic requirement of jus ad bellum is possessing just cause. The clearest example of just cause would be the right of self-defense: if a nation is attacked it has the right to defend itself. By extension, this also means the right to defend other nations from aggression to meet treaty obligations or under the direction of an international regime such as the United Nations. By further extrapolation, the right of self-defense allows for preemptive action if an attack is imminent.5 This does…

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    I heard the sirens as I ran upstairs. My old dog was found dead in my grandparents backyard in his doghouse. My grandfather told me people beat the dog up because he was always howling at night. Is killing another justifiable? No, because killing one another is not a justifiable act. Killing is a sin, which can be a terrible emotion that always makes us feel guilty about ourselves. There are other more moral solutions. In the case of military ethics, It is Very unethical To knowing kill…

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