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    I am writing to express my concern about an issue that I see so much now – gun control. I see many reports with the headlines saying gun shooting. Many innocent people are dying more than usual due to guns being purchased easily. Also, many people with bad backgrounds are purchasing guns easily and using it badly. It makes it harder for people to go each day thinking whether their life or their families’ life is at risk. Something must be done in order to make this place a safer place. JoJo, you…

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    The narrator seems to be a lost. The narrator Jackson is describes as a homeless Powpow American Indian man. Jackson is also seen as an alcoholic and a generous man. When Jackson compares Junior and himself, Jackson describes himself as damaged and appears as a Indian after Columbus and Junior as a Indian before Columbus. This shows Jackson had a negative outlook for himself. Jackson describes himself and the way he lives as poor and gives the readers a feeling of pity for Jackson. Jackson first…

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    Madonna's Roles

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    The actual chess pieces were found, and there was quite a number of each figure and some were varied slightly, indicating different sets. The material that was used to create them was walrus ivory and whale tooth. These were rare materials and there was a need of a lot skilled craftsmen in metal tools to create them, they were expensive to produce, therefore. The patron of this set must be wealthy and to have power, since the medieval period and those who had enough money for such pieces…

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    Free Will In Macbeth

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    The question people often ask after seeing Shakespeare’s Macbeth is why Macbeth falls into such depths of evil. It almost seems as if Macbeth is a pawn of fate, with influences his choices, like the witches and his wife pushing him towards murder and evil. However, in reality, Macbeth is not a pawn of fate. Although, he freely chooses to let fateful factors influence him to murder and then chooses to keep on murdering. Although the witches and Lady Macbeth influenced Macbeth, he ultimately acts…

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    Between 1965 and the 1990s, culture and popular music had been intertwined in the United States. There were postwar promises of prosperity such as jobs, social leveling and of peace. However, this was not at all true and the promises were not kept. During these periods a counter-culture surfaced that reacted against ongoing justices and questioned the United States. One of the prominent keys were musicians who wrote protest songs and delivered their message to the people. Music had revealed the…

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    themselves. Rodya believes that he is doing the right thing by killing the old pawn broker, Alyona,…

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    eyeing for them, other jobs fail to employ workers because of the lack of skilled labour specific to the nature of the work. Ricci, to his surprise, is taken in for the job of posting advertisement bills, which requires a bicycle. Maria, Ricci's wife, pawns her bedsheets, which she received as dowry, to redeem Ricci's cycle. Ricci is posted to his new job, but the family's happiness is short lived. While at work, the bicycle is stolen, leaving Ricci desperate to find it, without which he will…

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    Personal Narrative

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    “Alright… is there anything else that I need to know?” I ask, a nervous smile on my face. Deep down I know it will be okay, but in the moment it is a lot of responsibility being set upon my small shoulders. There will be no adults. I am the adult. The only adult. “Nope, I think that’s it. They were really looking forward to you coming this evening... Thank’s again.” And with that Mr. and Mrs. Castaño step out the door all made up and nice looking of to a wonderful date without the kids. “Hey…

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    The Pope’s Daughter: The Extraordinary Life of Felice della Rovere is the perfect blend of a scholarly read and a sensational history novel. Caroline Murphy did a fantastic job of the telling the life story of Felice della Rovere. Murphy’s book shows how a Renaissance woman achieved great power and respect by not birthright but by working for it. Felice della Rovere was the daughter of “The Warrior Pope” Julius II, and by definition, illegitimate. Julius did not want to be associated with the…

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    three quoted examples from the text in order to support my opinion; Firstly, the portrayal of Scrooge’s quarters and yard in stave one, secondly, the description of Scrooge’s old boarding school in stave two, and lastly, the depiction of the run down pawn shop and surrounding neighbourhood in the fourth stave.…

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