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    Kamehameha Role Model

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    Hawaiian islands even if he was not next in line to be chief of any of the island. He eventually took over the islands one by one. Kaua’i was the last island that was turned over to him. Kamehameha was a role model and he was loyal because he rewarded his main chiefs with grants of land. He was a role model because he works hard like working in a taro patch. Also setting an example of industry to his subjects. He was loyal because he based government largely on the “old hawaiian land system,…

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    Kaernick Role Model

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    are others who believe what he did was an act of justice. Colin Kaepernick should be offered a contract to play again for a team in the NFL. He has proven to be a team leader, a role model, and that he still has the athletic ability to have a successful career as a player. First, Colin Kaepernick has proven that he is a role…

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    Nursing Role Model

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    transformation of healthcare in the United States. She said as the healthcare system is changing rapidly that she is planning to go back to school next year for her Master, that she want to be well prepared to meet the challenges. That nurses have a key role to play in health transformation, and this is the opportunity for nurses to be the change they want to see in the American healthcare industry. She continue that as healthcare is becoming more complex, nurses who are leaders are…

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    Nfl Role Models

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    Kids look up to NFL athletes as idols and role models. This gives kids hope and faith. It may help some kids from staying out of trouble by showing them the right things to do. The kids want to be like their role model so they will not tend to do the wrong things. Also it gives kids something to work for. If they want to be like this person, they will work for it. They will…

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    The Maine As A Role Model

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    out there who lose their publicity, but this band in particular has remained strong for over a powerful ten years. This band created a label providing artist opportunities to make music and perform shows. To have an inspiring group of guys for role models is all some people really need to get through the day. The Maine are people who give guidance to live dreams and live better lives. To begin with, The Maine are earthlings from Arizona who struggled getting their career started. They didn’t…

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    Primary Role Model

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    My primary role model will be my mother, Ana, she has taught me valuable lessons in life that had such a huge impact. Overall, she has mainly been a teacher and counselor to me. I admire her fully because of everything she has done for my two younger brothers and me, and I know I can always count on her. My mother has taught me to become a better person and to always push myself to meet my goals in life. As she is also a source of motive and a reminder of what true love means. Furthermore, she…

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    Dimmesdale Role Model

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    these characters is known as Arthur Dimmesdale. In the novel, Arthur Dimmesdale is known to be a normal Puritan minister who preaches inspiring sermons to the little town of Boston in the 17th century. All the townspeople look up to Dimmesdale as a role model figure and show a great deal of respect towards him. However, what these townspeople are very unaware of is the fact that Dimmesdale is hiding the committed sin of adultery deep down inside him, and for seven years keeps his secret…

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    Shakespeare Role Model

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    Shakespeare, a role model, a teacher, and a timeless writer in which this nation has looked upon. However teenagers in the twenty first century have seemed to have forgotten the works and wonders that is Shakespeare. Which is the exact reason that Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet needs to continue in the ninth grade curriculum. Romeo and Juliet is a form of literature that deeply enriches our culture and language in this day and age. According to Marche, “Nothing could seem more natural to us…

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    Avid Role Model

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    People ask me what a leader is, my answer would be someone helpful to others, determined, has confidence in others as well as herself and has a positive attitude. Today, I represent the AVID class of 2018 as a president. I set myself as a role model as well as a leader. I and my peers organized fundraisers to benefit for our future. We are scholars that help to build confidence as to speak with their mind and have their voice heard. In AVID meetings, I had my classmates volunteer, to comment…

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    this time a man by the name of David Conover snapped a photo of her and encouraged her to apply to the Blue Book Modeling Agency, so she signed with them and dyed her brunette hair to a golden blonde. She became one of this Agency's most successful models. James found out what Marilyn was doing while he was away, he wrote her several letters stating that she would have to give up her modeling career when he got back, Marilyn saw her chances in modeling and acting and decided to divorce him…

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