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    his failures in life and says, “ I have missed more than nine thousand shots in my career, I have loss almost three hundred games, twenty six times i have been trusted to take the game winning shot and missed, I have failed over and over in life and that is why I succeed.” This is such a powerful commercial and is quite ironic. Nike’s main target is selling shoes. They target basketball players specifically and it is quite ironic they took a different approach when filming this commercial.…

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    Social-Cultural Context When considering the socio-cultural context, Celia is a Mexican immigrant living in the United States. She has spent much of her adult life caring for her children and in the role of a caregiver. With Hector being the family patriarch and the sole person contributing an income for the family, their separate roles have been distinct and gender-specific. It could be that their Mexican culture contributed to the division of labor within the household. These distinct roles…

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    considering that they too received a hand me down way of communication (Peterson, 2017). He points out that at the center of communication is a fundamental need to be heard, and the feelings that that accomplishment renders. Thusly effective connecting is missed by the overshadowing adolescent and stagnated listening techniques. The “listener” therefore only seeks to find another space to jump in and switch places again.…

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    contemplation about the term “progress” and its utility. Isn’t progress good? If it is good, are we making the right progress? And if we are to progress, what are we to survive? The documentary takes a dystopian approach toward answering its posed question though it does not fill in the void for what is missed. What is clearly driven and understood from the documentary is that we fool ourselves to think that the technological advances we continuously innovate on make us better as people and aid…

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    An Ethical Approach on Abortion Pro-choice: The radical idea that women are people. In today’s society pro-life and pro-choice are common words that have developed into one of the largest debates nationwide. While abortion is a seemingly growing subject matter, over time, not much has changed. There are many studies and individual opinions imputed into the ideas of what is right and wrong in the sense of abortion, but that’s not what this paper is about, although the title may have confused you.…

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    Beowulf: A True Hero

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    storms, or from injury. In addition, they also inspire and help others. For example, Michael Jordan, a famous basketball player, inspired many others to do their best and never give up. Jordan even admitted he has missed over nine-thousand shots, lost over three-hundred games, and missed twenty-six winning shots that costed the game, but he kept on playing and became one of the most…

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    further inspection, the use of a single word (“recognize” in this case) ties chapters 37 and 38 of Genesis together – something that is missed without considering literary elements of the text. • More attention needs to be given to aspects of the text such as: tone, syntax, rhythm in poetic works, use of imagery, etc. • Reasons for not utilizing the literary approach have been stated as follows: o There is a level of…

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    gifts. Paul must confront them on this topic, and it is from his exhortation to the Corinthians that one is able to get a glimpse into the nature, purpose, and limitation of gifts in this early church. The beauty of this passage, and one that is often missed as the focus is drawn to the gifts, is the picture of the Giver of the gifts. This passage is massively Theocentric, and to miss this is to overlook the point of the first eleven…

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    Obesity In South Dakota

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    In the Rapid City Journal, programs were mentioned to have small impacts, but not enough to reverse the rate of obesity. Goals of the obesity programs have been missed several times, which raises the question of what may be the root cause to the obesity epidemic. Some argue that bad eating habits and lack of exercise are learned from home, which supports the data of a stagnant rate. If we take into account the cost…

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    deer and became extremely anxious. My heart began to race, and my palms started to sweat. My dad told me to take my time, but I could not resist. I fired my rifle as soon as I got the chance. I looked up from the scope only to find out that I had missed the deer. To my extreme luck the deer did not move. It merely lifted its head and looked around. My dad reloaded the rifle and told me that this would be my last opportunity to kill the buck. I aimed at the deer slowly this time, making…

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