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    hand, not all the odds that are stacked against him, not the hunger that rumbles in his belly. His authentic motivation of making sure his wife and children are content is what leads him to his unbelievable victories. Similarly, Jurgis upholds the mantra of “I’ll work harder” to make sure that his young wife and struggling family have what they need. The conditions in which he works are horrific, but he continuously battles through to ensure that they will be happy. Every degrading shift Jurgis…

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    An important idea from Pim Valkenbergs’ introduction in World Religions in Dialogue is giving an insider’s and outsider’s perspective on the major religions of the world. Incorporating both perspectives will help students gain a deeper knowledge about the main religions of the world. Developing this deeper knowledge will help readers view the religions with an open mind. When it comes to understanding this book, viewing both the outsider and insider viewpoints are very important and beneficial.…

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    I’ve always been a happy person. Growing up, I had a smile plastered on my face. In elementary school, my principal even gave me the nickname of “Smiley”. I never really had a reason or purpose for my upbeat attitude growing up. I had good friends, a loving family and did well in school, but I never thought about any of that. I just liked to smile and be happy. I still managed to put a smile on my face even when things weren’t fine and dandy. In fourth grade, my grandma suffered from a stroke…

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    collaborative and thought-provoking individual. Working with a team encompassing engineers from four continents and 16 countries has produced an intense, high impact environment that relentlessly produces fresh and cutting-edge solutions. I have adopted this mantra and through working on the landmark Manhattan West development, located a few blocks west of Penn Station, I have developed and managed the creation of a new workflow for analyzing, modeling and producing engineering documentation of…

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    Plagiarism: the act of taking someone else's work or ideas and trying to pass them off as their own. Plagiarism has occurred throughout the United States with more notable cases being done by politicians in order to help their campaign with ideas and work that has been proven to have a positive response from the general public. While the common man will face harsh consequences for plagiarizing, politicians are given a free pass. The American people must condemn this unethical behavior from…

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    "Follow your passion... Follow your dreams and find yourself", Brooks stresses the excessive use of the word "your" found in commencement addresses at graduation ceremonies around the country, he believes "this mantra misleads on every front." David Brooks contradicts repetitive advice devoted to students before, during and after their graduation leading to the emphasis on the his inferior idea that when putting your mind to a task you lose yourself and from this…

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    “Service Above Self” is a mantra that is important to my life and shapes everything that I set out to do. It is a way to remind myself to always have others in mind and to be there for others when I am needed. To me, this statement is something that everyone should work towards every day of their lives. Growing up my parents always exemplified “service above self” through how they treated other people and how they lived their lives. My father is a mechanic and throughout his career has stopped…

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    Erin Gruwell was able to break barriers in her classroom for her students in room 203. First, Ms. Gruwell had the students play a game of similarities where they stepped up to a piece of tape in the middle of the classroom when she gave statement of life experiences. Many of the students in Ms. Gruwell’s classroom experience loss of a family member, friend, etc., exposed to violence at a young age, was involved in criminal activates, and other life experiences of loss and grief. Ms. Gruwell…

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    Abstract: In late 2009, Toyota Motor Corporation came into the bad light of the U.S. media and became the subject of scrutiny before the U.S. House of Representative committee after the emergence of many cases of deaths, accidents and injuries. These cases of death and injuries were majorly attributed to accidents that resulted from the problems of sudden and uncontrolled acceleration of its cars, including the popular models in the U.S market like Corolla and Camry. Even after the Toyota’s…

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    alternate extremes are vague from each other, and that they are every one of the piece of the same thing. Figure 3: Symbolism of Lord Shiva (Viewed on 7th December 2015https://twitter.com/healthsite4u/status/438972025474785280) 3.3.3 TECHINICAL PERSPECTIVE The Aghori try to free themselves from the cycle of resurrection by understanding their own place inside of the supreme. They trust that they are a piece of Shiva, and at last wish to rise above from their body, or shava, to an incarnation…

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