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    As U.S. citizens it is culturally acceptable to have multiple children but that is not the same in other countries. In China there is a one child policy that limits the number of children a married couple can have. This rule was first introduced to the people of China in 1979 (Levin). Just as expected there are several exceptions to this rule such as either spouse being an only child. If either spouse was an only child then it is legal for the couple to have a second baby four years after the…

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    China's One Child Policy

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    Over the course of several years, China has had a policy called the One-Child Policy. The one-child policy had a terrible start and a pretty dry finish. The One-Child Policy was a bad idea. One of the reasons why the One-Child Policy was bad is because of the extreme loss in females. The reason why females were born less is that families wanted a male to live with the family name. The abortions of females became so bad that China would not allow the parents to know the gender of the child.…

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    captors, or “people with gear,” cast shadows on the walls, which the prisoners interpret as reality. Later, they set one of the prisoners free. After leaving, he discovers that the world is not as he expected. When the prisoner returns to the cave, he tells the others of the world above. I had a similar experience when a transgender woman married into my homophobic family. My view of the world changed entirely and I was a different person from then on. Like the characters in Plato’s allegory,…

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    what they call a “unique colony” within today’s world, and not a social group who makes their decision based on society’s opinions. The authors chose to use the metaphor of a colony to symbolize that although the church is part of the state its first priority is God and his will, rather than the governments. The second metaphor the authors chose to use throughout the book is that Christians are resident aliens, meaning that we do not belong to this world but instead belong to heaven. This…

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    Have you ever wanted to change the world? Had a dream so big that you couldn 't sleep? My dream that kept me up all night was wanting to make an impact on this world and be an inspiration in someone’s life. Inspiration is finding strength in yourself to fuel your motivation. So how does someone become metaphorical fuel to inspire others? They get elected into the prestigious Student Government Association. SGA provides an elite way to not only platform your future for success, but to help you…

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    The mere mention of the word death evokes fear, anxiety and restlessness. It preys on the young and old alike, the poor and rich, the strong and weak, the brave and the cowards. Because of its nature that remains to be a mystery, men and women have turned to poetry to vividly describe it, seeking to shed a glimpse of light on this “might foe” Such thoughts are captured in the two poems by John Donne, “Death, Be Not proud” and “The Tyger” by William Blake. For sure death is just a temporal state.…

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    A Separate Peace: Betrayal A Separate Peace has many themes represented through the duration of the book. One of John Knowles most expressed themes is betrayal. Knowles does so through various literary devices and techniques. Knowles’ setting is a tremendous contributor to the betrayal between Gene and Phineas (Finny). While Gene Forrester is at Devon there is a numerous amount of foreshadowing being used. The war, the steps, and even the tree are examples of foreshadowing being…

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    library is in one word, glorious! It is in one of the outer towers so I had to struggle and fuss with my dress to avoid dragging it across the ground outside, but it is well worth it. The books spiral up the tower along with the staircase and the room is still around 40 feet in diameter leaving plenty of space to walk around the amazing furnishings. It smells of dust and leather, the warm air feels as if it is hugging me from all around. Being in so many libraries throughout the world, I can…

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    Essay About Acting Career

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    One of the most wanted careers in the world today is acting. Not many have the skill and drive to achieve successful career in that department. Many desire the job for the fame and money, but some love it for the pure joy of performing. There are many appealing aspects of the job such as flexible work hours, recognition by the public, and the salary if you become big. One has to be able to take the dedicated time it takes to perfect the craft. Even though natural talent is something that is…

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    You Begin Poem Analysis

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    is to suggest major ideas about life and the world, through the conversation of a parent trying to teach their child basic ideas and eventually more advanced concepts of the world. The poem suggests to its responders that although there are people in the world who are teaching us, even they can never know everything. The main theme or message of the poem is to encourage future children to be able to make their own choices and opinions about the world and be free from influence of the other…

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