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    speaking were what eventually helped him escape. He manages to win over Cyclops in the story with a few clever words. "'Cyclops, try some wine. Here's liquor to wash down your scraps of men. / Taste it, and see the kind of drink we carried / under our planks" (Homer 1052). Odysseus is a very good leader in the Odyssey because he is very intelligent and quick thinking. “Cyclops went on filling up his belly with manflesh and great gulps of whey, than lay down with a mast of his sheep”…

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    baby has the same right to life as any other borned human. The Democratic platform states that they believe that a woman should have the right to her body and to do as she wishes. Most of each political view point add up throughout all of a party's planks. Republicans are more for the independent man whereas the democrats are more for stronger government and equality to everybody, even the less working. If you don’t agree with either one of the two major political parties, it is ok. You are…

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    Laya chuckled reluctantly imagining the prince and Khal together. The picture was slightly arousing and when she saw Ryou’s embarrassed facial expression it seemed to be the icing on a delicious cake. She liked that she had that little detail on him and seemly Khal as well. The more information she knew about Ryou and his strange companions the better she could do her job. The faster she could leave. However the little detail wasn’t purely used for strategy. The information was also very…

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    Persuasion and Politics Persuasion in politics can be simply understood through the study of microeconomics, which defines as “the study of how households and firms make choices, how they interact in markets, and how the government attempts to influence their choices” (Hubbard, 2013, p. 25). Considering the definition of microeconomics emphasizes on the idea that a vote is involved with how the government decisions will affect the citizen directly. Government spending and the increase or…

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    After a quick quick look at the working drawings, the MC should be able to schedule the build, order (wooden planks, beams, etc.), and then just pass that information on to the crew chief and TD, who make sure that the (people who work with and build with wood) are there at the appropriate times. In many theatres, these duties having been soaked up (like a towel)…

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    couldn’t find jobs there were kicked out of their homes from the bank. They only had their money and belongings. Banks took homes and moved them to other places. So people were kicked out and had to live on the streets. Later on, people were finding planks of wood and making makeshift homes. The people were making their makeshift homes next to people to make a community and called it Hoovervilles. People had about 125 bucks or less and their had food stamps so they can save money on food and…

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    novel Treasure Island they life of piracy is much different from what it actually was like according to the factual information packet about pirates/pirating/piracy. First off, pirates were well known for looting ships and making people walk the plank. In the novel Treasure Island, it talks about a ship headed to treasure island but some of the members are planning a mutiny. The other crew members who are not part of the mutiny know about it but haven’t taken action. If this were real…

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    scrape into the ground. The cluster consisted of the seniors’ looming bodies that would go shoulder to shoulder against my own freshman self as our feet would battle for control. While this exhaustion enthralled and encouraged my game, the sprints, planks, runs, and more caused me to dread going to that grassy field every week. The humidity produced heavy, useless pants from my lungs as my throat would feel as if it was closing in from a claustrophobic nightmare. My coaches and teammates likely…

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    stared at her helplessly. ‘I-I can't-’ He choked. ‘I can't be on the road another night with them.’ He pointed but didn't look at the wagon bed behind him. Saranell raised up to peer it. Men lay in a single row, packed shoulder-to-shoulder between the plank sides that contained them” (Carr 120). Saranell looks at the dead faces of Confederate soldiers, who were fighting along with her father, leaving her wondering if her father is even alive. Reading into the facial expressions and trauma…

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    The writers in the unit “America Speaks” all claim a specific version of what it means to be an American. In “Kira-Kira,” by Cynthia Kadohata and in “I Hear America Singing,” by Walt Whitman, the writers both explain what they think it means to be an American. They way that these writers explain what this can be both compared and contrasted. To Cynthia Kadohata, being an American means that you should love and appreciate your country. You should be happy that you are able to live in America. To…

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