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    This was apparent in the case of the victim of the Stanford case who fell prey to the mentality saying, “For a while, I believed that that was all I was… just a drunk victim at a frat party found behind a dumpster, while you are the All­ American swimmer at a top university, innocent until proven guilty, with so much at stake.” This statement substantiates the theory of system justification in victim blaming where the obviously wronged rape victim blames herself at some point for the tragedy…

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    ocean.The Great White has adapted through changes in its’ structure, organ systems, environment, and the animals it eats; no wonder why Great White Sharks outlasted the dinosaurs and still are around today. The Great White Shark is a streamlined swimmer and is very strong. All sharks, rays, and skates share something in common which is the structure of their bodies. Great Whites have a torpedo-shaped body, pointed snout, gill slits, and dorsal and pectoral fins. Great Whites, like other…

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    Introduction My MBTI type is ISTJ; or Introvert, Sensor, Thinker, Judger. Introverts prefer to focus their attention inward, consider things fully before responding, concentrate on one project at a time, and work at a careful but steady pace. Sensors prefer to focus on "what is" rather than "what could be", work with real things rather than ideas, apply past experience to solving problems, and receive specific and realistic directions. Thinkers prefer to analyze problems logically, weigh pros…

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    students would agree is the true DB over Daniel Bonne who claimed to be so. DB had a diverse set of students like any other high school we had: the popular, the not popular, the in-betweens, the band kids, the ball players, the cheerleaders, the swimmers, the smart kids, the dumb ones, and the ones who never showed up. Some of the students’ overlap into different categories however, you would…

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    1.Introduction In the following I will present the teenage novel "Unschuldig - Pretty Little Liars", written by Sara Shepard and published in 2009 in munich.The german translation is from Violeta Topalova. The book is about 5 girls who are really close friends, but than their "Leader" Alison disapears and the girls get bothered by "A", who knows their biggest secret and every secret of each girl. 2.The author Sara shepard was born in 1977 and grew up in Philadelphia, where she collected…

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    Theme Analysis of Salt to the Sea Ruta Sepetys’ book Salt to the Sea takes place during World War II and it’s about a group of people that meet up and try to survive with each other. The group is made up of a blind girl named Ingrid, an old man called the Shoe Poet, a pregnant woman named Emilia, a sociopath named Alfred, a “murderer” named Joana, a little boy named Klaus, and a man that stole famous art from the Amber Room named Florian. They have to get to a boat called The Wilhelm Gustloff to…

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    guards ' chair, eyes flicking over the twenty some children and a rescue tube across my knees. There was a small child I noticed seemed to be a weak swimmer. They doggy paddled around the edge of the pool, panting and fighting to keep up with the other children. I asked if they needed a life jacket, but the parent told me they were a strong swimmer. It was a gross overestimate of their skills. Less than five minutes later, the child had flung themselves over the edge of the diving board. They…

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    He tries to get on the ladder, slipping as he tries to stabilize himself with the thick metal steps. Brendan jumps into the water and entertains Guinness, but remains at a distance, for Guinness is not the most graceful swimmer. He will swim in the ocean, and even pull himself onto the lilypad, but Guinness is not an olympian. He opens his mouth a bit too wide, so he swallows water when he breathes, and scratches when in doggy paddle, leaving little pink scratches on our…

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    passage from a human interactions article in the website Dolphins-World, “In 2013, a bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) was stranded on the coast of Australia and was assisted to return to the sea, but now the dolphin has been seen approaching the swimmers and playing with them,” people typically don’t show feat toward interacting with dolphins, as they have a reputation to be friendly toward…

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    Aurelia Aurita Essay

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    Aurelia aurita is more commonly known as the moon jellyfish. It is the most common jellyfish and has been seen to be blooming in great numbers in Pacific and Mediterranean waters. Scientists have mainly focused on blooms of Aurelia Aurita in Pacific waters because of their extreme impact on the fishing industry. It has been speculated by scientists that the combination of overfishing and warming waters have directly affected these blooms. Aurelia aurita is part of the phylum named…

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