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    Right To Be Forgotten

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    “knife” because it can make people become better or worst in their life, especially in business. Business can lead to triumph in reality, and The Right to Be forgotten can help remove one’s financial situation from the public. For example, the article “Op-Ed: BBC vs Google over 'the right to be forgotten'” by Tim Sandle, Mario Costeja González is a lawyer, and he had unpaid debt from his business; then his property was used for auction, which can negatively influence his future and reputation.…

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    Books Clare Anne, Unlikely Rebels: The Gifford Girls and the Fight for Irish Freedom. Laffan Michael, The Resurrection of Ireland: The Sinn Féin Party, 1916–1923, Cambridge University Press. Presenting the War in Ireland, 1914-1918, in Paddock T (eds) World War I and Propaganda, Leiden/Boston: Brill, 2014 Newspapers Irish Examiner, Saturday, August 23, 2014, Fog of War: The lies that lay behind WW1…

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    The Human Rights Campaign is a civil rights organization that works to achieve equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender Americans. Equality has not come as easy for these people in America since the start of this country, but the HRC is working hard to try and achieve these basic rights in life. There have been victories along the way many coming in recent years for this campaign with the biggest to date being the Supreme Court ruling this year stating that bans on marriage…

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    millions of refugees to safety and freedom. Two authors Michael G. Mullen and David Miliband argue that decimating the United States refugee resettlement program would put thousands of victims' lives and the American values at risk. In the New York Times op-eds, “Welcoming Refugees Should Be a Settled Question” by David Miliband and "The Wrong Time to Cut Back on Refugees" by Michael G. Mullen tackles the same topic. David Miliband is a British former international secretary and President and…

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    Throughout the American election history, immigration has been an important topic for the presidential candidate’s debate. According to the article, Why Immigration May Decide the 2016 Election, by Partnership for a New American Economy, immigration has once again become a hot issue like in the past elections. The article also analyzed, the reason the Republican lost over seventy percent of that vote in the 2012 presidential race was the Republican’s harsh rhetoric dramatically affected…

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    involvement through the basis of humanitarian aid. Since then Western celebrities, including Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt, and Michelle Obama have used their public platform to bring African crisis and need to the public, including George Clooney’s recent Op-Ed titled “War crimes shouldn’t pay in South Sudan” which urges international leaders to end the war in Sudan. But what much of the public doesn’t realize is even humanitarian aid often has debilitating effects on the African continent.…

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    is because for two and a half years they communicated online, on the phone, and through various social media sites. They were as close as friends that had lived next door to each other, yet the most they met was on the internet. Kyle Chayka in his op-ed for The New Republic makes an argument that in our age of social technology that people should lighten up to the idea of online intimacy. In the age of Skype, Facebook, Tumblr and countless other sites, talking online has become nothing besides…

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    lack of food, while the latter suffers from obesity, the state of being overweight. What’s ironic is that the rate of increase in obesity and the fatal consequences dragged along are causing almost as much concern as the hunger epidemic is. In an op-ed essay “Too Much of a Good Thing” featured in the Los Angeles Times (22 July 2001), Greg Crister introduces the widespread epidemic and points out that Americans should stigmatize the concept of overeating. Having thoroughly researched obesity in…

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    once again. “Radical Republicans” are starting to pop up within Congress, similar to what occurred in the 1960s. Since history is likely to repeat itself, what occurred then is likely to occur in the future if this trend continues. The New York Times op-ed article, “Anarchy in the House”, written by Geoffrey Kabaservice, warns against these so-called radicals and the danger they are to their own party. The article was originally…

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    does it in a way the will make him/her feel better about the situation. By forgiving a person one can better understand the self-healing that is produced and in turn provides a positive way to move on. For example, in the “Render Unto Larry’s” an op-ed piece written by Phil Holland, tells a memoir of his childhood, in which he and his friend Chester stole model paints from a neighborhood store. Sometimes the words or actions of another person can trigger an emotion in someone’s mind. Mr.…

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