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    June Boatwright Sisters

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    her wall, in which she often goes to. Recently in the story however, May hasn’t been acting like herself. In fact, she hasn’t been depressed like she usually is which is anything but normal. “May had not thrown a crying jag since June performed her tomato-throwing fit, and we were all holding our…

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    Here is a ye olde tale Once upon a time, in the magical land of Yang lived a young girl named Chino. She lived along with her family and a best friend named Vamsi, he was a head knight in the king’s own personal guard. Chino hoped one day that she could be the best story teller in the entire middle earth, like her aunt Rona, who was a silver tongue. Silver tongues are a race of magical story tellers, who had the power of weaving the best stories ever heard in all of the three worlds, and they…

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    finely chopped whole wheat bread, four ounces finely grated non-dairy cheese, finely grated four ounces raw carrots, twelve ounces canned spinach, four ounces seedless raisins two cups great northern beans, four tablespoons vegetable oil, six ounces Tomato Paste, eight ounces powdered skim milk, and six ounces dehydrated potato flakes. (“Recipe for Nutraloaf” Para 1). An unappetizing food all mushed together and cooked into a bread like substance given to prisoners three meals a day for weeks…

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    within society, as well as provide psychological findings to support my opinion. Facts about Consumerism in America Consumerism in America has dramatically changed over the past 50 years. Ten years ago, it would have seemed ludicrous to purchase a tomato on the…

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    enough money because of the great depression. Science the stock market crashed the president said the worst was behind us although it wasn't, I was right in front of us, money was scarce so was food. You see mile long food lines for free bread and tomato soup. The great depression had many effects on the american family. They had no money because they had lost it all in the bank. Now, many of you are probably like “you can't lose money when it’s in the bank!” well, today in modern times you…

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    Don't worry!” He sipped his slushy noisily before leaning over to look at her half-filled container of fries. “You finished with your chips?” “Yes. Take them away from me. Quick!” He pulled the greasy carton toward him and opened the sachet of tomato sauce she hadn't touched. “You would prefer a decent coffee made by a poncy barista to chips and sauce, right?” “Barista. Hm. I’ve not heard you use that word before.” He dipped two chips into the sauce and held them up in front of her. “I read…

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    Introduction & Problem Identification A Vlasic pickle jar will be the manufactured product discussed. The pickles found in Vlasic pickle jars are grown in Mount Pleasant and Kalamazoo, Michigan. They are then processed in Imlay City. The jars themselves are primarily made of glass, which is completely recyclable. Although, data from a number of sources has found that glass jars are simply not being recycled enough. In addition to this, glass is fairly inexpensive in its value, resulting in…

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    Farm Meat

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    The Meat That You Eat The average American will consume one calf, eleven cows, 1,096 chickens, and 15,655 chicken eggs in his or her lifetime (Catalano). It is, for some odd reason, fairly easy for people to see animals in their diet as different from the animals that they have as pets. However, due to recent outings of companies such as Tyson Foods, INC. that included video footage, people have begun to actually think about the meat that they eat. Consumers saw the way that animals are treated…

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    genetically modified corn so their meat and milk are completely saturated with the GMO. According to babycenter.com, “Other GMO crops currently allowed in the U.S. food and feed supply are corn, cotton, papaya, potato, rice, soybean, squash, sugar beet, and tomato.” Children consume a disproportionately large amount of milk. In the United States and elsewhere, dairy products may come from cows treated with the genetically engineered bovine growth hormone (rbGH). The milk contains a huge amount…

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    standing there talking to a police officer. He sees the absolute terror in my face, picks me up and says “everything is okay, we are going home.” Before i left i went to say bye to my mom, i found her lying on the kitchen floor. She was as red as a tomato, breathing into a paper bag, on the brink of a total freak out. As i walked up to her i saw how terrified she was, so i leaned down and said “don't worry momma it will be alright, i'm going…

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