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    Wk6AssgnLaymanJ Jacquelyn Layman Walden University Case Study: EPA's Seattle Regional Office Guerrilla Government Guerrilla government is the term used to describe those activities carried out by employees of public organizations who are unhappy with the practices of the organization or the behaviors of public administrators, who work to undermine the policies of their organization (O'Leary, 2014). Often, guerillas go undetected as they work hard to avoid being labeled a whistle-blower.…

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    Throughout A Separate Peace, Knowles uses juxtaposition to develop the characters of Gene and Phineas, also known as Finny. They are always with each other, and Gene even juxtaposes himself against Finny multiple times in the book. Consequently, these contrasts between them help establish their character; who they really are. One example of juxtaposition would be how Gene and Finny performed in school. Each of the boys had something they excelled at. For Finny, it was athletics; for Gene is…

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    What Does Lying Mean

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    "Oh what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive." -Sir Walter Scott Meaning : Lying leads to more lies and more chaos. The more you lie the more your not achieve on what we have practice. So, we should be always aware in our words that we are saying. "I not only use all the brains I have, but all that I can borrow." -Woodrow Wilson Meaning : It's smart to ask advice rather than depend on your own brain. Like what they said, No man is an island. So, all of us need a person to…

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    Child soldiers should be prosecuted for the crimes that they have committed. Child soldiers are, kids that soldiers in a country's military. And have committed many crimes and should be prosecuted for what they have done. Child soldiers should be prosecuted because they have committed the most brutal wartime acts. Such as rape and mass killings of innocent people. Also the story “child soldier on trial at guantanamo” a kid named khadr fifteen at the time. Committed five charges, including the…

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    off to war and did not come back. He became Rat Kiley, a man who would shoot through his own foot to escape the war (223). “They were kids; they just didn’t know. A nature hike, they thought, not even a war…” (69) Only nineteen years old, and Kiley loses his best friend to a rigged 105 round. Before that point, he and Curt Lemon saw it as an adventure, playing around with smoke grenades, laughing, telling jokes. Then Lemon dies, out of nowhere, and Kiley is forced to face the facts of war. His…

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    were drugged, forced, and brainwashed. When these child soldiers were young as 10 they were taken from their families. They were forced to fight or they would be killed or torchered to if they didn't fight for them.these Kids were forced into the war by the people who kidnapped them. They were threatening these Kids to fight. Such as saying that they would kill them or torched them. So these Kids did the smart thing and said they would fight so they had a chance to live.…

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    Social turmoil throughout the late twentieth century fueled theoretical perspectives of conflict theorists. Essentially, conflict theory focuses on the various struggles between individuals and groups as a product of power variation (Lilly, Cullen, & Ball, 2015). While conflict theorists maintain individualized beliefs about crime, there is a centralized theme in that capitalism is a significant motivator of criminal behavior. Prior to the popularity of conflict theories, Marx and Engels…

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    A Separate Peace Summary

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    to Devon, telling Finny and Brinker that Leper has gone crazy; this causes Brinker to go on about how Devon has already lost Finny and Leper, two potential soldiers, though not even Finny having the ability to calm Gene’s mind, now only denying the war…

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    wish for. The novel The Wars, by Timothy Findley, shows that when an individual gets faced with an adverse situation of hardship it allows them to change their identity making them become someone they did not imagine becoming, leading to the consequence of…(fill in after)… Robert faced many changes throughout the novel. Before the war he cared for Rowena, after a tragic event he started to become a soldier and was sent off for training. After being shipped off to the war Robert started to become…

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    Who was Responsible for the Death of Finny Imagine having a best friend who’s life and future was ruined because of you. This is similar to what happened to Gene and Finny in, “A Separate Peace,” by John Knowles, but others were also involved. Finny’s life, in fact, was lost during an accident in this novel when he fell down stairs. The incident can be traced back when the super suicide society would jump off the tree limb over the summer. This tragic accident can be blamed on Gene since he…

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