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    Perm Hair vs. Natural Hair People think that getting a perm is better for your hair but it really isn’t. Getting a perm messes up your hair badly. I have some reasons as to why natural hair is more convenient. Being natural saves you money because you don't have to keep going back and forth to the beauty shop to get your hair taken care of. A perm on the other hand, you have to always go to the beauty shop and that can become expensive and also hard to maintain. According to…

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    Black women in America today are embracing their natural hair like no other time. Although any one race can be considered to have “natural hair”, the phrase is often defined differently in the female African American community. When I look at my hair in the mirror and say that it is “natural” I am stating that it is hair that hasn’t been touched by that “creamy crack” but, rather, replaced with a head full of “nappy hair”. We as black women are making it a point that our hair is beautiful in the…

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    Natural disasters have destroyed many great cities and moments, like the Lighthouse of Alexandria which was destroyed by a tsunami. Even a winter snowstorm can completely throw everything out of control, it can mess up your work, and also can do damage to properties. In The Giver, they have learned how to control nature and natural disasters so that there cant be these inconveniences and damages. Having the technology to control nature and the environment is good because it could get rid of…

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    countless of different views of freedom and liberty. John Winthrop believed in two kinds of liberty, moral and natural liberty. The Puritans had a different belief as to what liberty and freedom is. The restrictions of moral liberty were vast and the consequences of not following these rules were found out by Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson by both being banished because of their beliefs. Natural liberty in the sense that according to his Puritan belief system, simply meant that man, like…

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    of many known natural disasters such as volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, tsunamis, etc. Whenever a natural disaster occurs someone, somewhere did something to get the gods mad as is the ancient Greek's mentality. Coming back into reality, science has another perspective. Humans can make conclusions about the cause, effect, plus the origin of any natural disaster before it happens due to an advancement in modern-day technology. In Homer's great poem, The Odyssey, portrays many natural phenomena…

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    Is Hume’s Natural History of Religion Really a Problem? In this essay I will explain how Hume’s natural history of religion isn’t so much a threat to religion as it is a valid explanation. Hume’s claims of natural explanation will be presented and assessed based on their rationality of how religion has progressed through history. From here I will analyse Hume’s argument and then proceed to consider a counter-argument against this natural history of religion involving supernatural explanations.…

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    tropical rainforests such as the Amazonian rainforest in Brazil have been affected by natural forces like fire storms and drought. These events are random and therefore are very hard to detect. However it is well known that the damage caused by these natural forces cause far less damage then what us humans cause; mainly in the fact that the forest may never recover from human activities but will easily recover from the natural disasters and the ecosystem of that particular forests is less likely…

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    John Locke and his idea of natural rights has been key in shaping our ideals as a government and as a country. Locke was born on August 29, 1632 in Wrington, United Kingdom. He grew to be a great scholar and philosopher, going on to voice the importance of our natural rights; life,liberty, and property. Locke believed that, by nature, all men were created to be free and equal. His idea went on to be written in the Declaration of Independence (written as “life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness”)…

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    Conserving and managing natural resources and wastes are national priorities. From unplugging your television, to riding a bike to work, there are many ways in which we can sustainably manage natural resources and wastes. Natural resources are what makes modern life possible for us, and it may seem impossible for some to cut back because of how much more convenient it may be. Conserving and maybe even, “going a little prehistoric” will come in handy once we are using less, and preserving more.…

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    In the film The Natural directoried by Barry Levinson, All part of thing have been transformed from the 1952 book The Natural composed by Bernard Malamud. While in the book there were a lot of little contrasts, a couple of real changes where made. These progressions drove us to hate Roy Hobbs in the book or not needing him to prevail to the motion picture where he was cherished and individuals needed him to succeed. In the motion picture from the book that gave an alternate state of mind and…

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