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    More specifically, similarly to American cities, where suburbanization has caused economic inequality in cities, the green belt is accused of excluding people from some opportunities offered in a city. According to Mace, Blanc, Gordon, and Scanlon (2016), even though the London’s Green Belt has successfully stopped the physical growth of towns and cities located immediately surrounding countryside, some developments has taken place in the country areas beyond the…

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    to supply their own gloves, typically made of leather. The first boots were made of leather and were knee high. Eventually leather boots were replaced with rubber ones and extended to the hips. Gloves are now made of a special blend of high perform mace fibers that make the gloves resistant to heat and fire. Boots are now made out of a combination of syndic material, leather, and rubber boots”(Firefighting…

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    Art classifies a civilization; it distinguishes the difference in culture made by sculpture, paintings, and tapestry. Today I have attended the Metropolitan Museum of Arts, to visualize art in Ancient times from different civilizations. By observing each civilization sculpture, I would distinguish the difference between appearances of religious leaders or gods. Thus, furthering information learns from History class and comparing it to the sculptures I 've chosen. Egypt was a civilization where…

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    children closer to their mother, the fears in the children’s eyes are like a doorway into the mind capturing a memory of madness that may build a negative picture once developed. And for that reason, the officers holstered their weapons. Within seconds, mace to the eyes drops the knife. A blackjack finds its way upside his head knocking him to the floor as officers with nightsticks hammer his skull into a bloody mess. Curling into a fetal position he will require paramedics’ once the officers…

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    Tuesday, September 11, 2001 was a morning that changed the lives of many and devastated our entire nation. A terrorists attack occurred when planes were flown through the twin towers of the World Trade Center in New York then another plane crashing into the Pentagon building in the capital city of Washington DC. The importance of 9/11 is the impact it made on American history, the horrific attack upon our nation that killed and injured thousands is the reason this event is still relevant today.…

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    War has a significant impact on society, revealing certain aspects of human nature otherwise hidden. From a historical perspective, both Joseph Heller and Ian McEwan criticise the nature of war through Catch-22 and Atonement respectively. Both authors reflect upon values and attitudes present during wartime through the portrayal of characters reflecting these and create a ‘constructed world’ of war, reflecting aspects of reality, to discuss and criticise the questioning of reality consequential…

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    his old southern ways and loathes Steadman because of where he comes from and how he acts. He says, “Bug off, you worthless faggot! You twisted pigfucker! If I weren’t sick I’d kick your ass all the way to Bowling Green--you scumsucking foreign geek. Mace is too good for you… We can do without your kind in Kentucky” (Thompson). Thompson’s personality has taken a drastic turn for the worst by the end of the story, he is so disgusted by Steadman, because of his actions and Steadman does not…

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    as tilting. The lances were made from solid oak, but were made blunt enough to not penetrate the armor. Since they were made from oak, a significant striking force was required to shatter them. However, Other weapons that were used infrequently are maces, morning stars, pole weapons, and swords. The purpose of these weapons is also to knock the opponent off his horse and to strike the opponent in certain positions to gain more points. While using all of those dangerous weapons, armor and…

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    Baltimore has risen in mayhem taking after the demise of Freddie Gray, who passed away on April 19th because an extreme spinal cord damage that occurred while in police authority. But before we get into why exactly this happened, let’s get into the background of police brutality and exactly how long it’s been going on. Police brutality has been going on since the beginning of the police force, regardless of race, since before when it was only just the Europeans the thought of power above the law…

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    There is a disease corrupting the minds of millions of Americans today, but no actions are being taken to combat it. No one seems to know about it which is ironic because the disease is ignorance. Ignorance is the origin of some of America’s most despicable societal issues which include every single type of discrimination, whether it be prejudice towards race, gender, sexuality, or religion. America’s politicians and government have become distant and unaware of serious and concerning issues,…

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