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    and chivalry with their definition of "good Christian behavior". Given the political tensions of the time during which Christian nobles felt conversos were a threat to their wealth by occupying positions they felt were rightfully theirs and where Muslims still held Granada under their power, it is possible to describe the debate of women, which consists of writings in defense of women, as a metaphor for the tensions between Christians and their enemies, the conversos and Muslims. Defenses of…

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    friend and teammate Tomas. Now Cia has to face an interview based on personal questions while the testing candidate is under a truth serum. "Almost immediately I notice the tension leaching out of my muscles." The word tension is a word I can relate to because after a hard day of dance my muscles are stiff and they have a lot of tension in them. Another precise word I can relate to in the text is "Or maybe they were to scared to mention they noticed." The precise word mention relates to me…

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    with their nuclear artilleries. It was marked with high tensions between them. During John F. Kennedy’s administration, the economy was flourishing. He began to support the civil rights initiatives. And he made an agreement with Khrushchev so he could remove the missile sites from Cuba while Kennedy promised to remove its missiles from Turkey. Kennedy's try to control the communist country, Cuba, but had to back up in few days. The tension that Soviet missiles had been installed in Cuba made…

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    to religion being a superior factor in the origins of the negotiations behind the Peace of Augsburg. The aforementioned was due to the Calvinist faith continuing to expand and produce a more solid form of opposition which triggered major religious tensions between Calvinists and Catholics. The fact that the Counter-Reformation was a Catholic resurgence in response to the Protestant Reformation demonstrates the seriousness of religious conflict and the extent to which reformists would go to have…

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    to finish and was started when he was at the age of 52. The book is about one of the world’s greatest soccer goalies and how he got to where he is coming from a small, poor logging town. Mal Peet wrote The Keeper is such a unique way. It includes tension, mystery, and excitement. It’s memorable and keeps you on the edge of your seat. El Gato, the main character in the book, goes into an interview with Paul Faustino, a journalist for La Nacion, after winning the World Cup. El Gato tells…

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    favorite food for an instance. What ever the case these similarities are what can bring two or more people together. Yet when a type of disagreement happens and the pair or group don’t see eye to eye then this could cause a sort of tension between them. These tensions or differences are not always good and can leave some scars in a “relationship.” In the case of the main character from Confetti Girl, her and her father seem to have a bond of the chores they take responsibility of or the food…

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    Evaluate to what extent the competing ideologies in 20th century Ireland could cause conflict. Firstly, contrasting ideologies are likely to cause conflict due to the differing nature of their key features. A key factor still contributing to the tension prevailing in Ireland today is the contrasting placement of loyalty between Unionists and Nationalists. Ulster Unionist, who comprise almost exclusively of Protestants, place their loyalty to the British government and have demonstrated their…

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    Criticism Of SWAT Teams

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    SWAT teams were established to help with race tensions and riots. Police started to be viewed as an aggressive and cruel social institution. President Ronald Regan increased the amount of militarized SWAT teams to help combat the war against drugs (Schultz, 2014). This is where the criticism of SWAT began with the ACLU. It was believed that seeing police decked out in riot gear, not being able to see their faces, and carrying large guns, caused tensions to run high and made people feel like…

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    Australian, Nikkiah Lui has crafted a funny and warm story highlighting the themes of family relationships and rivalries, privilege and power and identity. The director has achieved great success in managing the elements of drama, particularly character, tension and symbol along with the electric style to bring…

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    My A4 History Class

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    have abused core concepts like belief, power, and morality so it cannot repeat itself. Prior to this class I always associated history separate from today's events. A course long essential question is “What are the historical sources of disparity, tension and conflict in the contemporary world?”. Learning about the Holocaust in unit 4, I saw the atrocities to Jews in Europe. The Nazi party gained power within Germany by untrue propaganda about Jews. Promotion made it easy for non-Jewish German…

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