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    that America at that time was becoming strict with their development in the Pacific. Since the 1860’s, the Japanese and Americans had economic and political tension (Cook 117). The United States froze all of Japan’s access to oil and stopped selling scrap iron and steel. Japan depended on the United States for many of their resources and by freezing their assets caused an enormous problem for Japan. Japan 's ships, army, and planes were in desperate need for oil to continue to build their army…

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    Harrison’s athletic handicap has him looking, “like a walking junkyard,” as a pile of scrap metal (Vonnegut 43). Harrison’s athletic handicap only adds to him being tired of the government controlling him in every way and contributes to him wanting to tear his handicaps off and get others to see what he really is. Harrison being strong…

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    The picture story book, The Island, by Armin Greder, shows the importance of accepting people for who they are. This can be seen when the Islanders made excuses on why not to accept the Stranger and didn’t get to know him before judging him. This is also shown when the Villagers locked him away in a goat pen and when they sent him back out to the ocean. The Villagers became paranoid about the Stranger so they sent him back out to sea and built a wall to keep everyone out. The Islanders became…

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    Clunkers Problem

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    Many smaller car dealerships can't afford brand-new cars, so in order to stay afloat, they rely on older used cars to sell. The Cash for Clunkers program caused many of the cars that these dealerships depend on to be destroyed and sold for scrap. The program got rid of up to 750,000 used vehicles, and many of these cars were still functioning. The destruction of these cars caused the supply of these still useful vehicles to drop significantly. Because the supply is has gotten lower, and the…

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    Thousands of imposters have come and gone in this little world of ours. However, only a few were given a title and known for their artistic work of manipulating others. Most imposters impersonated others, tricking their clients into truly believing something completely false. Victor Lustig, born as Robert to the Miller family on January 4, 1890, in present day Czech Republic, is one of the world’s most famous and smoothest con men ever. He was a “gifted student with a seemingly bright future…

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    Many people believe that Exit through the Gift Shop is a fairly odd film in general, because of the poor picture quality, and actual production of the film. There is so much more to a film than just picture quality, production, and characters. The most important subject in films is the content and theme. People want to figure out the theme and content so they know what is actually going on in the actual film. Exit through the Gift Shop is a great film and I really enjoyed watching the film, but…

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    Homeless Deprivation

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    around me starving, struggling to provide food for their children and just survive. If one is to walk around at the end of the day it is a devastating sight as the restaurants throw away the days excess food and the homeless come running, fighting for scraps, moldy food and expired products. My plan is to start a business that puts refrigerators in front of restaurants for people of the community to place their left overs in and for the restaurant employees to put food, that was not used…

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    “No,” he answers. “They use them. Force them to build weapons and other junk…” He pauses, stepping around me. “What’re you doing? The power core’s blown.” “It’s not,” I whisper, eyes never leaving the weapon. “What?” I snap the tiny casing back on with a pop. “Said it’s not. It’s old and a bit slow, still works though. All it needed was a few wires switched and the core lineament adjusted.” I flip the switch on and the laser gun lights up, a soft purring tingling my palm. I aim at the wall and…

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    In the novel House On Mangoes Street by Sandra Cisneros, the women are depicted as weak yet the anchors of the family. For example, Rafaela who has to sacrifice her desires and her wishes so her husband can pursue his. The text states “Rafaela leans out the window and leans on her elbow and dreams like her hair is life Rapunzel’s. On the corner there's music from the bar, and Rafaela wishes she could go there and dance before she gets old.” Women like Rafaela, The Vargas mom, and Esperanza’s…

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    Introduction Project management is a subject which developed rapidly in recent decades, and it is an important part of modern management. There are three major goals in the project, such as project quality, project cost and project time. The project quality management is an important content of project management. With economic globalization and China’s entering into the WTO, the competition among construction enterprises to become more competitive. If many construction companies want to keep an…

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