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    There are numerous factors which influence policy making in American politics. The most obvious of these, of course, would be the structure of the government itself, how it is currently operating, the distribution of its members among the political spectrum, etc. Considering only the formulation of the government via the Constitution, it is clear that there was an intent to make the processes of policy making and law creating ones which had to go through several channels over time. However, when…

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    horses, play games, and make friends, all while developing social, emotional, physical, and cognitive skills. He has been running this program for over 20 years with the aim of helping children. Harry Swimmer’s display of compassion, empowerment, persistence, self-sacrifice, and gift giving earns him the title of God-teacher. Harry Swimmer is a horse-breeder turned equine therapist based out of North Carolina. Once the breeder of award-winning…

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    Kema Irogbe’s The Persistence of Famine in Sub-Saharan Africa discusses the problem of famine in Sub-Saharan Africa. Throughout the article, Irogbe examines many theories about the famine in Sub-Saharan African and he points out several flawed arguments. Overall, this article discusses possible solutions to the famine in Sub-Saharan Africa while addressing the factors that caused it. In the introductory part of the article, Irogbe states that Sub-Saharan has not progressed in forty years and the…

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    as making the deal with the devil, “the contract that is said to have baneful consequences for capital and human life”: the land might become barren and the person entering the contract might die in pain. The author argues that the emergence and persistence of the devil beliefs indicate that “the culture of neophyte proletarians is antagonistic to the process of commodity formation.” While trying to identify the reasons for the peasants’…

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    A six-member crew of astronauts, under the leadership of Commander Melissa Lewis, decide to suddenly abort their assignment on Mars after they learn of an imminent storm. In the process of exiting the red planet, Mark Watney, one of the crew members, gets hit and disappears from his colleagues. An attempt to search for him by Commander Lewis proofs futile. The crew thinks Watney is dead and proceeds to leave Mars. As the head of the crew, Commander Lewis notifies Teddy Sanders, the NASA director…

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    It was my fourth attempt at making banana bread. The first attempt, it looked amazing, but crumbled into pieces as soon as I cut a slice. It was too dry because there was too much dry ingredients and less wet ingredients. The second attempt, it tasted like literal white bread. The texture was still dry but lacked sweetness because the bananas weren’t ripe enough and the sugar wasn’t enough. The third attempt, it looked like the flatbread sandwich from Panera. The sweetness was just right but…

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    Forrest Gump Theme

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    The first underlying theme is perseverance. Forrest Gump goes through many trials in his life and no matter how hard it got, he continued to persist. He had this trait ever since the beginning of the movie. When he was a child, he always found a way to continue and bear with his issues. The first time you see an example of Forrest Gump enduring is when he runs for the first time away from some of the neighborhood children who are picking on him and throwing rocks at him. Forrest then attempts to…

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    “You never know what 's around the corner. It could be everything. Or it could be nothing. You keep putting one foot in front of the other, and then one day you look back and you 've climbed a mountain.” ― Tom Hiddleston. This relates to Kathryn Bigelow’s 2012 film Zero Dark Thirty because the characters in the film are determined, in the end they look back at their decisions and realizing what they have been through. The main character Maya played by Jessica Chastain is a fiercely driven,…

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    What Is Human Trafficking?

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    something one can live off of yet the employees have to stay. The problem is still around because in Mexico physical and sexual abuse is common; resulting in Mexicans wanting to seek better and safer living conditions. A noticeable promoter of the persistence of human trafficking is that when someone gets sick in a place like Mexico the health care system may not be in place or able to do anything, this is when a trafficker would tell that family that if the sick one came with him he would get…

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    Do you think different adversities are solved differently? Are there any correlations between different adversities? Is there a way to overcome one’s adversities? Well in the book I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou, the main character has the capability to solve her most important ones. The main character, Maya Angelou, experiences the wrath of racism while living in the south during the 20th century. Racism is the stem of many adversities such as low-self esteem and poverty which…

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