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    For the citizens of Russia, their civil rights were constantly challenged and changed between the years 1855 and 1964. Between the autocracy of the Tsars and the borderline-dictatorships of the Communist leaders, through the 1917 Revolution and the Purges of the 1930s, the civil rights of many were compromised, while others’ civil rights were maintained or increased. For the majority, the actuality was a fluctuation rather than a straight increase or decrease. While equality was claimed at…

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    He also looked after the control of the royal body guards and etiquettes in the court. Chief Qazi: He was the head of the judicial department. Other important high officials who assisted the king were Mir Atish who supervised the artillery, Daroga-i-Taksal, supervisor of royal mint and Daroga-i-Daak, supervisor of the mail. Mansabdari System: The Mansab is an Arabic word meaning rank or position or status. Thus Mansabdari was a system in which the…

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    The Book Of Hours Analysis

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    center of his life, where he initially began to experiment with new styles of poetry. Rilke wrote “The Book of Hours” between 1899 and 1903. In “The Book of Hours”, each piece of poetry portrays a religious theme. In one poem, Du Ewiger, du hast dich mir gezeigt, the theme of religion is intertwined with nature as a powerful force. Mary Shelley was born in 1797 in the United Kingdom. Similar to Rilke, Mary Shelley also…

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    Yemeni Culture

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    its emphasis on free will and choice, the constraints of their parents’ and community’s expectations of them impede them from doing so. Sabana Mir discusses the alienation of Muslim Americans on college campuses, specifically Muslim women, as a result of the prevailing cultures embedded in American university life existing in opposition to Muslim values. Mir discusses the notion of pluralism as universities’ attempts to foster an atmosphere of laissez faire multiculturalism, in that one group’s…

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    Pakistan has been the multicultural society having people of different cultures and ethnicities which have all been transformed, into crystalline remains of literature in a variety of languages with a host of language, the literature produced here depicts an amazing variety Urdu, Hindi, Pashto, Punjabi, Sindhi, literatures with all of their prestige show a rich literary heritage. However, this progress and development has not been demarcated to indigenous literatures of Pakistan. Pakistani…

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    Is perfection an imaginary ideal, or does it really exist? In many cases, perfection is perceptive; it depends on how one discerns the idea of it. Some may argue that perfection is nonexistent, all things will eventually fall short of its goals, and that nothing is without flaws. On the contrary, some may argue that perfection is a scarce form of existence that only few entities attain. In the case of Chile, perfection existed in one of the most unexpected forms; Augusto Pinochet’s dictatorship.…

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    Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis: The disease that killed the Iron Horse Diseases do not discriminate between socioeconomic status, race or activity level and has little mercy. Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), otherwise known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, is such a disease. Nicknamed the “Iron Horse”, famed first baseman for the New York Yankees Lou Gehrig, was one of the first individuals to bring ALS into the forefront of the general populations mind’s, after dying from the disease after being…

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    Thagard breaking the United States space endurance record. Astronaut Thagard broke the record by staying on Mir, Russia’s space station, for 84 days. Russia’s space endurance record was set by Cosmonaut Dr. Valery Polyakov for 438 days. On June 30, 1995, The New York Times featured another story when the United States spacecraft Atlantis successfully docked with Russia’s Space Station Mir on June 29, 1995. This was…

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    one of the “most heavily consumed proteins on earth, and is created when two molecules, glutenin and gliadin, come into contact and form a bond” (Specter). Plants that contain gluten include: ➢ Wheat ➢ Rye ➢ Barley ➢ Bulgur ➢ Seitan ➢ Triticale ➢ Mir 2. What are some known health issues that some people consuming gluten have? (1.5 pts) Some known health related issues that some people consuming gluten have are anemia, diarrhea, bone pain, sever skin rash or dermatitis herpetiformis”…

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    American history happened in Orlando, Florida. Hundreds of stories and questions emerged just hours after the shooting. The shooter, the victims, and the line of events have all passed, but leave behind a tremendous story in history. Born in 1986, Omar Mir Seddique Mateen was a U.S. citizen in New York. He moved to Florida and was currently a resident in Fort Pierce (“3 Hours in Orlando”). He was raised religious and reports claim he had spite for the homosexuality community.…

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