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    They have developed miraculously, starting out with little to nothing, then coming up to be a dominant species. A human is part of a species that is unique, that can be rapacious and cruel, but also pleasant and caring as presented in A Separate Peace by John Knowles. Humans have a trait of being demanding and controlling. Usually it’s intended to get what is wanted. The antagonist of the story, Finny, was calling out to Gene, the main character, “When they torpedo and troopship,.. You…

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    you need can either ruin your life or make it better. It can also make you greedy and selfish. Sometimes we think we need something but in reality we don’t. Having more than we need can give us anxiety and cause us stress. In the short story “Civil Peace”, a man turned in a pile of money and got a reward. Instead of feeling happy and excited about it, he got nervous he was going to get robbed. Nevertheless, he was living fine without the reward, but now that he has it his life has become more…

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    Not many people live a double life, but if so, how hard is it to lead vastly different lifestyles? In the book, The Short and Tragic Life of Robert Peace, by Jeff Hobbs, nothing came easy for the main character, Robert Deshawn Peace. Rob came from a crime ridden neighborhood yet was able to achieve major accomplishments. He was perceived to have inhabited two vastly polarising and fierce insular worlds: the streets he’d come from and the honor roll student he characterized as. Just like his…

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    In The Missing Peace, our story’s protagonist, Lamort, helps her grandmother run her “yellow house”, a residence for tourists when they visit Haiti. A woman named Emilie Gallant has come in search of her mother, a journalist suspected to be dead. During her stay at the…

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    LeeJessica O’Banion English IV October 14, 2016 Police brutality- No Action, No Peace For every 1,000 people killed at the hands of police officers, only one officer is convicted of a crime. On hand, police alone killed at least 102 African Americans in 2015. On average, that is at least nearly two killings a week (Statistics 1). Some actions have been implicated to combat this situation of police brutality, such as, protesting and demonstrations. Also, different tactics such as training…

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    Do what I say! War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength (G. Orwell, 1948). This quote basically describes how does a totalitarian state works. A very cruel government system that violates human rights like for example the right of opinion. This regiment has been implemented by Benito Mussolini an Italian dictator that participated in the World War II as an ally of Hitler. In this essay, will be discussing the rules, the historic events and the important figures of totalitarianism…

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    Elliot did not realise what he had done, until he saw a tired smile of the headmaster staring blankly at him. Thoughts were rushing through his head. Elliot's heart was pounding, he wanted to run, but his feet would not move. He knew this was the right thing to do, if he opened up and stoped this mess, he could finally be friends with Ben and Louise again. “Is there anything I could help you with?” the headmaster questioned. I could easily lie, he does not know anything, the headmaster is blind…

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    and depend on others to do the work or job for that person. Symptoms have been started throughout human life and the differences it has on human beings. Enger devotes his time writing about the independence and dependence people have. In the novel, Peace Like a River, Enger explores the obstacles Reuben, the protagonist faces when he has asthma and how dependent he is on others to him being an independant person. When the Land family faces violence, fear, and a war…

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    Metta World Peace, an athlete who deals with bipolar disorder, has made gracious efforts to help fund mental illness studies. His name was tarnished due to his inability to control his anger on the court, resulting in a seven game suspension.Since then he sees a psychiatrist and take proper steps to clear up his name. Most of his work includes talking about his journey at mental health hospitals. In 2012, he visited Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital at UCLA, in front of 13 adults and 23 children…

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    large-scale wars such as The War of 1812, the U.S. Mexico War and both World Wars showed the military might of America. However there are a number of small wars that are less known and show the countries vulnerability. In his book The Savage Wars of Peace, Max Boot chronicles some of the lesser-known wars in American History, especially conflicts in which the United States has struggled. He points out that in small wars, or wars in which full scale battle does not occur the Unites States is more…

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