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    He had only done a few tests, meaning that nothing was proven. On April 26, 1954 they began a nationwide test (Robert). 1.8 million people used the vaccine that year (Sherwood-Pike). On April 12, 1955 the vaccine was proven to be effective (Robert). By 1959, 9 other countries had Salk’s vaccine and they were distributing it to their people (Salk Develops A Polio Vaccine). Salk could have patented the vaccine and made it so that…

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    A Tale Of Two Cities

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    “discharged into the street free”(Dickens 275), but then someone threw a pike (spear) at him; he passed out as a result. Then Dr. Manette sees the same people that stopped and help this man plunge right back into “...Butchery so dreadful, that the Doctor had covered his eyes with his hands, and swooned away in the midst of it.” (Dickens 276). The man who was freed could represent hope. Immediately after he was freed he was stabbed with a pike. This shows that people have lost their humanity as a…

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    In order to know if this population of grandparents are achieving their goal for the intervention, the professional would re-assess through a narrative storytelling approach. By telling their story, the grandparent is going to be able to express how well his or her overall health, emotion, thought process, and behavior is going after the interventions. By reevaluating how well the client is doing post-intervention, it gives the client a sense of accomplishment and success. The grandparent will…

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    Essay On Tenterhooks

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    1a. Tenterhooks Due to its versatility and economic value, tenter hooks are one of the most interesting objects from the past. The hooks are believed to originate from England and first composed of in the 17th century. Ever since then, Archaeologists have found over 270 tenterhooks in James Fort. Tenter hooks, composed of iron or wooden tenders, and spanning from one to two inches long, were used to dry clothes after they have been washed and pounded. Wool, for example, was hung on wooden…

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    Medieval Weapons Essay

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    By the 1300s, however, crossbows, longbows and pikes were changing the battlefield. More knights, nobles and men-at-arms were wearing plate armor, which developed to protect them from such dangers. A new sword morphed from the arming sword, a longer, heavier, diamond-shaped blade designed for thrusting…

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    two anyway. Although, something was different about the team, there was an anxiety or something of the sort radiating off of each player. Everyone was thinking about what would happen tomorrow at the first game of the season, Pike versus Guerin Catholic. Our adversary Pike, is a large public school with a good soccer team and lots of talent, and we were going in with a target on our back. We were Guerin Catholic high school, state champions the year before, and everyone was out to get us. I knew…

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    Was John Brown A Villian?

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    people's lives doing so. He thought by doing this he would end slavery, but if he did not get caught more people would have died because of John. Killing and injuring people, even for a good cause, is violent. In (document C) it said “Pikes are weapons” He had about 1,000 pikes. So he wanted to hurt people even if they did not have slaves, like the murders in (document E) where he broke into a home and killed three men. So he really thought violence was the only way.…

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    Concorde The one and only supersonic passenger airplane that existed up until now was the Concorde. The Concorde belonged to both the British Airway and the Air France and was released on 21st January 1976. The Concorde flew with a speed of 2172 km/h and had a takeoff speed of 402 km/h. It used the most powerful pure jet engines flying commercially (Celebrating). Concorde was 62 m long and still increased between 15 to 25 cm due to heating of the airframe as well as a wing span of about 25 m…

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    The Wild Brunch Analysis

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    The Wild Bunch covers, no doubt, a whole variety and mix of genres and sub-genres. As anyone could make an argument for which genre they think is dominant in, “The Wild Bunch” (e.g. crime drama, romance, thriller, drug movie, dark comedy, etc.). The cinematic clues I’ve based my decision on is a subgenre of film known as the "Revisionist Western”. I’m sure you are asking yourself; how does this film that I chose enact the genre it is supposed to represent and how does it subvert it? Well,…

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    This is factual because he gave the slaves weapons from Harpers Ferry. John Brown ordered to have several hundred pikes, which he hid close to Harpers Ferry for the slaves to attack and use the stolen weapons from Harpers Ferry to start a slave revolt against it. The evidence supports the claim by saying that John Brown wanted to protect the slaves. Since he ordered to get all those pikes, that shows that John Brown actually cared about the…

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