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    Introduction I have chosen Utah for my state report. Before, I knew less about Utah. I knew that there were many national parks there, because I “kind of” researched them while trying to choose my national park for the national park report. I also knew that Salt Lake City was the capital of Utah. One other thing I know was that Utah had a low population. I didn't really know anything else about Utah before. In this report, I will tell you about Utah. It will be about how Utah became a state,…

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    from a shelter is much cheaper than buying a dog from a breeder. Anchor Julia: (Towards Brooklyn and then Camera) That’s right, Brooklyn. Most new pet owners underestimate how much it really costs to own a dog. Nowadays, it seems that most of them only think about the cost of the dog and it's food. Well they're sadly mistaken. There is so much more to it! Anchor Brooklyn: There’s the vaccinations,…

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    As the ball flew to the floor off a perfectly executed jump serve from Jake Kerschner to send Central Dauphin boys volleyball to the state semifinals, I could feel the excitement spread through the gym like wildfire. Never had I expected I would feel that much exhilaration over a volleyball game. Little did I know attending that state playoff game would dramatically change the course of my four years of high school. Less than one year later, I decided that I wanted to experience that rush of…

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    case of Seldon v Clarkson Wright and Jakes [2012] UKSC 16 which concerned the latitude for the reasoning of direct age discrimination. Mr Homer immediately gained employment with the Police National Legal Database (PNLD) at the age of 51 after retiring in October 1995 from the police force. At the time of his newly found employment, applicants for this particular role were required to possess either a Law degree or were able to hold a qualification less than that of a Law degree given the…

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    first of several websites that enabled a customer to compare, within seconds, the price of term life insurance sold by dozens of different companies.” found on page 62 that explains how what real estate agents told their customs strated to matter less and less because they could just look it up on the internet most of the time. Even though these two groups were/are very successful in their area of expertise, they both lost their secrets one way or…

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    name was Jake, and he was my best friend. Looking back on it all, his fine motor, and gross motor skills were not as developed as everyone else in the school. I did not care that no one really played with us. I taught him how to braid string, and we would spend most of our recesses making friendship bracelets. One night someone cut through in the chain-link fence as a short cut across the Bart tracks that ran alongside our school. No one noticed it the next day, and no one was watching Jake. I…

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    Freakonomics by Steven Levitt, a well renowned economist, and Stephen J. Dubner, a New York Times journalist, is a 2005 nonfiction book that ties together economics and everyday life. The sixth chapter of this book, titled “Perfect Parenting Part II; or: Would a Rashonda by Any Other Name Smell as Sweet?” explores how parents play a role in their children’s success by giving them their names. Levitt wants to know how names differ among children whose parents are of varying economic and…

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    Involvement In Sport

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    large amount of sport options, sports are not extremely beneficial to children. Sport teams take time away from time with families. Involvement in a sport causes less focus on academics and more focus on sports and the finances to participate in a sport. Lastly, sports that are less structured is more beneficial for child development, than competitive sports that most children are involved in. Some parents believe sports are beneficial because they decrease the risk of childhood obesity. They…

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    elevator, that is when a tracking shot is established and the foreshadowing and symbolism is heavily present throughout the tracking shot, for example when they arrive there is a cross graffitied on the right side of the elevator foreshadowing that Jake is going to bring up how religion saved him from his addiction. A long with this we hear a radio and police sirens in the background with graffiti sprawled all over the apartment complex symbolising Jake's past as a druggie. We also see tons of…

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    L. A-Personal Narrative

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    burger king for a whopper when I got there I realized I had no money so I needed to get money. I called my uncle if i could clean his house for some money and he said ok. I grabbed my bike and rode to his house which was less than a mile away. As I rode there I ran into my old friend Jake I owed him money and he rolled up on me and screamed “wtf wheres that money!” I tried to ignore him but he was on a bike to so he mobbed towards me and tried to pull me of my bike. We fought and I landed some…

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