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    person having nothing and one person having something. If you look at the movie or book, a Christmas Carol the main character scrooge has so much wealth he does not know what to do with it but his store clerk works for nearly nothing and every penny goes to his family who has nothing. How does a person get into poverty? There is no set way but some of the major ones that comes to everyone’s mind are lack of…

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    affect her mood. “There´s nothing so humiliating as looking poor in the middle of a lot of rich women.” (Maupassant 2) She says this because she doesn’t want the rich women judging the fact that she doesn’t have that much money. As a result, she borrows jewels from Madame…

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    basketball my freshman year in high school. However, I quickly discovered I was not the best at playing, but I did not let that stop me. Growing up in a family that is predominantly women, I was always pushed to do better and to not let anything stop you simply because you could not get the hang of something. I was taught to find another angle, and to find something…

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    Through their works, American poets Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson comment on the mysteries of life and the end result of death. In a combination between the words “death” and “brain,” in the poems “Because I Could Not Stop For Death,” and “The Brain – Is Wider Than The Sky,” Dickinson attempts to show the reader the numerous possibilities of life. Walt Whitman, in the poems “Song of Myself,” and “Leaves of Grass”, tries to combine the words death and grass in an attempt to explain how to cope…

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    Edgeworth thought, grimacing. There’s nothing. “No. This can’t be.” Edgeworth’s despair spilled out from his lips, his voice snagging on the sobs in his throat. “How could- I don’t know. I thought…” “It doesn’t matter.” Phoenix murmured. “None of that matters anymore.” “How could you say that…

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    Disasters In Haiti

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    water to drink, and food to eat. Only when the horrible disaster happen is when we start to think about the actual heart breaking things the earth can do to us. Sometimes the earth is cruel to us, and their simply isnt anything that humans can do to stop disatsters that happen. The earth that all humans call home, can actually be the one thing that completly destoys peoples "homes'. In Leonard Pitts article that he writes about the earth, and the distruction of Haiti, a main message he expresses…

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    George Stone is my name but in this environment it really doesn't matter. The only thing I care about is staying alive. I am a Jew that's been taken to one of many concentration camps. I’ve been here for 4 months, nothing here is pleasant. People are dying every day and the smell of death lingers in almost every corner. I have 12 hours shifts where I move sandbags from one place to another, It’s been weakening my body drastically. I dream that I wake up and I everything would be back to normal…

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    “The Lottery.” This story 's ending was a huge surprise for the audience, but it wasn’t very believable if one relates it to reality. In the story, everyone acted like nothing was going on, but someone was going to die at the end of that day. In reality, these people would of either left that village years ago or there would be a stop to this “tradition.” This is what makes the ending so unbelievable; nobody would want to take this risk of death by just a tradition once every year. Also, the…

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    want to play along, they’ve got a problem on their hands. “Freedom,” as we Americans know it, is exactly how it sounds. You may do whatever you want (inside the law), think what you want, say what you want, wear what you want (as long as it’s not nothing). It also comes with a side note of “to be free you must be democratic, capitalist, and aware that whatever you say can be used against you in court of law.” Countries, populations who don’t necessarily want…

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    Violence has been a way for people to express their emotions throughout history. Everyone has experience violence at least one part in their life. An extreme case of violence is occurring in the Hawken Middle School. Hawken has been a very profound and a well-known school for many consecutive years. However, they are currently experiencing daily incidents in which students are harmed by their fellow peers. Teachers are currently solving this case by suspending students, but that has not worked…

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