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    Being Commander in Chief, the president has full power over the army, navy, and all militant divisions, when war or any dispute breaks out. The president also has the power to grant reprieves and pardons to anyone who has given offense to the U.S. This means that the president has the power to go against the judiciary branch and relive anyone of their punishment, or post pone that punishment for further investigation. With the advice and consent of…

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    No Boy Ichiro

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    No No Boy is a very enlightening novel, for the author employs characterization cleverly, thus helping readers see the burden of race from different people’s perspectives (Ichiro – a no no boy, Kenji – a soldier who fought on behalf of the US, Emi – wife of a soldier, Ichiro’s parents – patriotic Japanese, Kenji’s family – victims of the war, Taro – an impulsive young Japanese and etc). Accordingly, double consciousness is illustrated throughout the novel, as Ichiro struggles to make peace with…

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    This Little Essay Went “Wii” All the Way Home Remember 2006, when life was so simple? The Jonas Brothers were at the peak of their career, Taylor Swift was still good, and Hannah Montana’s secret identity remained safe. There was also a technological revolution that would rock the gaming industry and change the course of the livelihoods of millions of children forever. The world was born into the glorious era of the Nintendo Wii. With classics such as Mario Cart, Super Smash Bros, and who could…

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    quote shows that Abigail wants to lie to avoid the trouble she might land herself in if she confesses. However, upon examination of John Edwards Sermon, he says “If we truly come to God for mercy, the greatness of our sin will be no impediment to pardon,” (Edwards, 2). This shows that The Puritans believed that sin would be forgiven, no matter how great, if they came to God and begged for mercy. As Puritans, Abigail and her friends should have come forward and explained their sin fully rather…

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    Edward Snowden: A Hero

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    How would you feel if you are being watched? Even if you didn’t do anything wrong. Edward Snowden is a former National Security Agency contractor. In June 2013, while station at the NSA base in Hawaii, he stole confidential U.S. documents. One of these included mass surveillance of citizens along with the globe. He took these files to Hong Kong, China to meet with publishers of Washington Post and the Guardian whom he contacted with. A few days later, a news story was published about the mass…

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    Grant's presidency General Ulysses S. Grant was the Republican nominee for the 1868 presidential election, and despite his lack of political experience, he was a northern war hero. Grant narrowly won the election by 300,000 majority votes against his opponent Democrat Horatio Seymour. Grant campaigned by “waving the bloody shirt” and used the slogan "Vote as You Shot" to gather support from Union army veterans and revive memories from the Civil War. President Grant was an honest man, but his…

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    Death Penalty Case Study

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    Q1. What is your opinion on the death penalty? Life is a human right and I believe that the death penalty is wrong and a past time. I understand that when an individual commits a severe indictable offence such as murder, rape or terrorism, they should be punished but they shouldn’t be executed, because it violates that right. I don’t agree with the death penalty because it does not act as a deterrent as people continue to murder on a regular basis, it cannot be reversed, therefore if the person…

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    Billy Budd Justice

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    situational rationale and especially his moral, since Billy is seen as both a son and an angel (Explained further below). However, in actuality, his decision is based on his experience and knowledge. It is implied throughout Chapter 22 that any method to pardon the manslaughter Billy committed would ultimately result in chaos to ranks, punishment to the superior officers (Vere included), and a dangerous precedent which may allow future leniency to other criminals. This effect is further…

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    Some people believe that money and greed seem to be the root of all evil. This in fact may be true, but, what causes people to behave in such a manner to where money controls their behavior? Manipulating and deceiving people out of their hard earned money is very frowned upon but somehow people get away with it and it still happens like nothing. Money and greed bring out the darkest part out of people’s souls and make them think in such an evil devilish way that they have never thought before.…

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    Sweeter The Berry Analysis

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    Over the course of human existence, a power system has emerged similar to that of other species; there is consistently a leader role, those who make the rules, and a follower role, those who must follow the rules. The 2015 album by hip-hop artist Kendrick Lamar describes the relationship of the music industry and the black musician, a system that mirrors the human power system. Lamar’s work also explores the exploitative power that the alphas, hereby known as the ruling class, have over the…

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