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    She refused. The case was stagnant all of summer of 1998, that is, until Lewinsky’s new lawyers made a deal: Lewinsky would testify as long as she was granted immunity from being charged. So now with Lewinsky’s account completely mismatched to Clinton’s coupled with the tapes and physical evidence, Clinton came clean and apologized in a televised address. Unfortunately…

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    the idea of how one learns to speak like the opposite sex. In an article the class read, called, “THE PRESIDENT'S TRIAL: THE INTERN; Cool Refusal To Take On Damsel Role” there is a clear tension between Genderlects A and B. This article examines Monica Lewinsky’s visit to the Senate. Throughout the article, they describe the amazement of…

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    Monica Lewinsky definitely could say her one, huge mistake impacted her life in a way no one could imagine. She is know for today as the woman that had an affair with Bill Clinton, who was the President of the United States at the time. “Not a day goes by that I’m not reminded of my mistake, and I regret that mistake deeply” (Lewinsky 1). As a result of her affair, the internet, news channels, articles, and more blew…

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    opinions and thoughts might affect others in some different ways. “The Price of Shame” is a video found on TED talk by Monica Lewinsky, who stands to oppose the cyber-bullying case. Lewinsky is calling people to take an action to stop it from happening and trying to open people’s eyes to see that cyber-bullying is rapidly increasing all over the world. On her speech, Lewinsky persuades her audience, International citizens, through her honesty as she spoke against cyber-bullying, from which she…

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    can be social rejection or distance while persistently avoiding, ignoring someone. A person many of us have heard about is Monica Lewinsky. She was shunned by society because she had an affair with a married man who was also the President of USA. She admitted having had sexual acts with then-President Bill Clinton. When authorities saw the closeness between the two, Lewinsky was from the White House to The Pentagon. While working there, she entrusted a co-worker Linda Tripp about her…

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    administration itself. The main focus of this investigation was Bill Clinton's suspected relationship with Monica Lewinsky. It was in a separate sexual harassment case where Bill Clinton denied having a relationship with Lewinsky while he was under oath. Even after the scandal was made public on January 21, Clinton continued to deny that anything ever happened between himself and Lewinsky. On September 9, 1998, Kenneth Starr made a report to congress which deduced that Clinton had committed…

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    Question 1A: Captain America has always been perceived as an American solider; tall, muscular, etc. In this regard, Singh differs from Captain America in such physical traits. Singh as opposed to Captain America is skinny, has a beard, and wears a turban as part of his costume. Furthermore, Singh suffers from major anxiety and is self-conscious regarding his body image. He was challenged to walk around New York City despite of his fear of rejection and wrongful looks made by…

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    During the puritan reign of America, shunning and scandal were based on religious ideas, such as: committing adultery, religious sinning, breaking puritan norms, owning extravagant things, and following another religion that was not Christianity. Monica Lewinsky…

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    The Watergate scandal might just be the biggest political scandal in American history. The Watergate scandal was about a break-in at Democratic National Headquarters. It was discovered that the participants were involved with Republican members of Nixon's administration. When news of the break-in came out the Nixon administration tried to cover the incident up. That was what led to the hearings and possible impeachment proceedings. Nixon ended up resigning as President. Around the time of the…

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    Clayton Garnier 3/3/15 3rd Period, 2nd Period The Best President “If you want them, you’ll have to go through me.” There is always a best president to ever lead the USA. As a worker in the Smithsonian’s new wing in the American History Museum we all have to chose who the best president was. It was an easy choice to make. The man I chose did many things to help the country prosper. Bill Clinton is the best president because he signed the Violence Against Women Act, the Violent Crime and Law…

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