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    white dress for marrying, a black dress for burying” (Woodrell 29). Ree exists in a patriarchal society, but she does not let her culture control her desires. In fact, she has incredible morals compared to her role models and peers. Her part of the Ozarks is riddled with desires that only lead to dire consequences: cooking crank until Law arrests you, sleeping around until your mind is gone and having a one night stand that leaves you married at sixteen. In contrast, she desires to save her…

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    The Clinton Conspiracy

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    There has always been a shroud of fog around the personal matters of the Clinton’s, but underneath that shroud there is a hidden evil that is incomparable to any other American politician. The Clinton’s have been involved in many conspicuous affairs including White Water and the Ives/Henry case. They also have been involved in around 100 deaths of people close to them or people who worked for them. They have used witness intimidation and other scare tactics to harass witnesses into not…

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    Essay On Spring Break

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    was 45 because it ran threw a residential area and a golf course, it 's a beautiful road and beautiful cars drive it being in a high end neighborhood. Keep in mind it is spring break so there still is salt on the road, but down in the Lake of the Ozarks they use sand because the salt will hurt the paint on the nice cars. So as we are speeding we get a little crazy, we hit 145mph in the 45 mph zone, which is no problem because we both are good drivers, well at least i thought so. We pass a police…

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    I was a boy scout as a kid and my troop did a lot of camping. One outing, when I was a patrol leader (that 's when you 're in 8th grade or so), we went to a place we called Pinacles. It was going normally and we were all having a good time except for the next morning I woke up to a horrible surprise. While asleep this kid in my tent wet the bed for some duration of time that allowed the piss to soak through his sleeping bag and into the tent where it soaked into my duffel bag. This was the…

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    Task 1 Contextual Analysis

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    Task 1: Contextual Information a. Describe your school district. Include relevant information about the ethnic, social, economic, cultural, and geographic factors affecting the district environment. The Hollister R-V School District is located in western Taney County, Missouri. It is considered part of the Branson Tri-Lakes Area. Because of the transient nature of the Branson seasonal tourism industry, the student population has a high turnover rate. The student ethnic demographics of the 1…

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    Job Knowledge: Police Service Dog Deployments and Procedures: Officer Karnes is a veteran police officer but still relatively new in his current assignment. He consistently meets the job factor expectations in this rating category and his knowledge base is very good in this area. Officer Karnes can be counted on to deploy his canine in a manner consistent with the Springfield Police Department policy. Officer Karnes understands what questions need to be asked prior to a PSD deployment for a…

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    The modern homesteading community, is one of people seeking self-reliance and independence for a myriad of reasons through small scale independent farming and food preservation and crafting. The homesteader is more that just a famer and embodies a broad and contradictory spectrum of motives, affiliations, and material practices. (Wilbur, p.154). As Rebeca Kneale Gould states “the homesteader has converted to a new way of life in which the practice of everyday life is a chosen ‘answer’ to a…

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    A Painted Home Analysis

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    2.3 Depiction of the Rural South in the ‘50s in Grisham’s A Painted House In his novel, Grisham portrays the Chandlers, a family that lives in the rural South. The family is relatively poor and works in the cotton fields, and employs people who also need money. The life of the Chandlers is not of high quality as they live in an unpainted house and have financial problems that do not allow them to buy certain facilities, such as television. Despite that, there are some forms of entertainment,…

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    Barry started remembering his dark past, how he uses to hide in the basement when the law began snooping around. After hiding out for weeks, he decided to give up running moonshine for a more lucrative business. One he became so good at the law didn’t have a clue as to who committed the crimes. “Maybe they’ve finally figured it out after all. Well, I’m too old and too tired to run from the cops now,” he thinks, glancing towards his guest. “I better make sure the boy’s safe just in case there…

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    at grass stalks, grasshoppers, bison turds, anything just to get use to the new bow. They had found a dead crow, and Luke collected the wing feathers for his arrows. Now living off the land was real, not just a hobby as it had been back home in the Ozarks. He now knew he would have to collect or make everything he needed to survive—or kill what he needed. He was now a real hunter-gatherer. The large, golden, prairie slowly changed to a savanna. A few miles farther and they were in a forest…

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