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    Mexican Food Essay

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    This statement may surprise those whose primary knowledge about Mexican food is tacos and burritos. Mole is Mexico’s national dish. It is served at important celebrations like weddings and baptisms. Red mole has more significance than a national dish; however. Even the very Nahuatl word “mole,” which means sauce, shows a connection…

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    an absolutely unrestricted diet. His diet consists mainly of fast food, on a daily basis, he starts his day with a large cup of coffee, and usually has some meat and eggs for breakfast, fast food for lunch, whether that is Mc Donald’s, Arby’s, or Taco bell most of the time its a burger. Then for dinner it will be a pizza or chicken. I asked him why he eats this way and he mentioned in his words that it wasn 't a choice. But because he grew up eating this kind of food. Consequently, now that is…

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    enough age to have your first job and be able to handle it. In many communities sixteen symbolizes the age of transition between childhood and adulthood, but often in cases, like mine this crucial age was still part of my childhood. I got a job at Taco Bell, where my older and twin brother worked, shortly after turning sixteen. On the first day I had a five hour shift. I grew excited and nervous because my brothers were not there, but I thought I could manage on my own. After exchanging…

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    Generally, United States would deport people who come here illegally without passports or green cards. United States, have been dealing with immigration complications for decades. An average person who has documents would not worry about immigration policies because they are fine. However, if we let anyone come in United States or let illegal immigrants stay then it will affect the citizens and residents as well. People do not realize that but it will affect them because you can get jobs without…

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    Football Game Analysis

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    As an athlete in today's society I know that you can practice for days, months, years but, that does not matter when you're out in the field. My cheer squad and I Would know this because, it happens every time we go out on the field to perform. Every football game something goes wrong, this applies to our home game October 2nd, 2015. Some people say practice makes perfect it's not always true, performing is crazy. The whole mood of a game of game is determined by, how we practiced before…

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    For decades, America has been known as a land of immigrants; people from England, France, Spain, and other countries descended on the New World to leave a lasting impression, one that can still be seen today in American culture. But of them all, England probably had the greatest effect on America. Since the time of Columbus’s discovery of the New World, Spain had been colonizing almost all the areas in the South, in what is today South America and along the South and West coast of what is now…

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    Obesity Argument Analysis

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    Obesity is a serious problem among adults, adolescents, and children; it has increased significantly and is a major problem. “Obesity is a rising problem in the United States. Obesity rates have more than doubled in adults and children since the 1970’s” (National Center for Health Statistics, 2009). Obesity is the result of fat that has accumulated because of bad eating habits and lack of exercise. Many things play a factor in obesity in the United States, but the most important are the fast…

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    Life can sometimes get hectic or extremely busy so many of us tend to pick up something quick and many times its fast food. The fast food industry is one of the largest parts of the United States economy. Companies such as Burger King, Wendy's, Taco Bell, McDonalds, and In-N-Out have become a daily consumption here in the United States. Each of these companies manages under a similar statement to serve a quick and filling meal for a very low cost. The average American now consumes about three…

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    There have been many misconceptions regarding what obesity is and how you get or become obese. This is because many people may not know what obesity really is. Just to clear it up, Merriam-Webster defines obesity “a condition characterized by the excessive accumulation and storage of fat in the body”. This is basically saying that if you have accumulated more than the recommended amount of body fat, you are overweight. More than 68.8% of the American population is obese. Of that, about 22.9% are…

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    Mean Girls Movie Essay

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    Movies are a huge part of our lives. They’re the easiest thing to watch when we’re bored, when it’s a cold and rainy day, and they’re the most common date choice. However, there is an abundance of movie we can all enjoy, although not all movies are worth watching. My all time favorite movie is “Mean Girls”. “Mean Girls” is an entertaining movie that combines all aspects of a classic film; an entertaining and dramatic plot, excellent cast, and memorable quotes. “Mean Girls” is centered around…

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