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    his match against Lukas Lacko. The fan yelled out a quirky marriage proposal to the King of Clay leaving commentators and spectators bursting in laughter. However, the Spanish tennis returned the shoutout with a shy wave. 6. Novak Djokovic Former World No. 1 is one of the most loved tennis players in the Open Era. Novak Djokovic never misses an opportunity to interact, be it with the ball boys or the spectators. During a practice session of the US Open 2012, a young boy shouted, “will you marry…

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    Revolutionizing the Fitness World Blood. Sweat. Tears. In the world of athletics, these three little words are the epitome of being an athlete. These words are written on the walls of many gyms, weight rooms, and posted on the inside of athlete 's lockers across the world. These words are related to sports such as volleyball, basketball, football, and soccer, just to name a few. CrossFit is changing the world perception of athleticism, and what it means to be an athlete. Also, it is redefining…

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    themselves and the Native Americans. These aspects aided in the European domination over the New World and in due course, assisted Europe to become the greatest world power there is to date. Despite the many obstacles and difficulties thrown their way, the European settlers and rulers persevered and defeated many in their paths. To begin with, the Europeans transported animals who were alien to the New World and dealt with remote territory that required them to accommodate to the novelty around…

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    animals and the people. Not only that, but I ponder what I will be like when I return. What lessons will I have learned? What will my perspective on the world be? These questions excite me. The reason is that I know that this upcoming semester will change me for the better. I am aware that I am fortunate enough to be gaining an understanding of the world that I cannot attain in any other way. I will be…

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    In “The Blazing World and Other Writings,” Margaret Cavendish introduces us to a new form of writing. Cavendish is a woman who adventured into the male zones of science, philosophy, and politics. In this story, Margaret shows that women are more than capable of taking over and ruling the world when the power is given to them. We are shown that Cavendish uses a feminist structure throughout her writings. The Blazing World and Other Writings begin with a lady being stolen from her home by…

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    spends hours creating intricate structures in nature only to have them destroyed by natural causes. He is helping show us that we can change the world, but what we change can always be changed by something else in the world. For example we can build dams as humans but the water can weather them down and destroy them. Showing that all things in the world are on an equal level even though we like to think we are superior. Connerton brings up the idea of forgetting old knowledge to form a new…

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    Grate Meaning

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    and found a much deeper meaning behind this simple grate. This grate caught my eye because as Bennett talks about in her writing on assemblage this grate felt like it had the power in my eyes, even though it wasn’t a living thing. Bennett said the world is filled “with all sorts of animate beings, some human, some not, some organic, some not.”(Bennett, 2005, Agency of Assemblage, p.1) So even though the grate wasn’t technically alive it…

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    pollution and zero accident. For most students outside, maybe their educational objectives stop when they achieved their master or Ph.D. Nevertheless, for me, my educational objectives will never stop until this world change into what exactly as my dream, and I, Ahmad Ekram will be a world-class engineer one day, God-will. It will be a long journey of my…

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    Moral Theory By Rachels

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    be treated and that we should hope these actions are reciprocated onto us. He believes that there are multiple strategies in finding where we are in life, such as comparing one’s life to that of other’s. We must know that we are not alone in this world and that we have an obligation in taking care of others. Rachels believes that we are rewarded for our work and self-improvement, but not our luck. I agree with Rachels in many ways, but there are a few points that he makes that I disagree with.…

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    The Doors of Perception Young adulthood is a time of existence in two worlds. In one world we have the yearning be an the adult, which is filled with excitement of all the unknown. The other world is the world of adolescence, which is controlled and offers protection. This war between the two worlds is not only emotionally forced on a person, but physically, socially, and ethically as well. For Chris McCandless a 22 year old in, “Selection From Into the Wild” this longing to hold on to his…

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