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    "The Most Dangerous Game"‚ by Richard Cornell was a story which Mr.Cornell used 8 aspects of fiction to show his point of view that one who has intellect can overcome one who has intelligence or instinct. The character’s used in the story gave the author a way to make his point of view come clear to his audience. The story uses sequence of events. The plot is how the story goes about. The setting is the surroundings of the story‚ or where it takes place. The suspense is the temporary holding

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    People do not fit the stereotypes. Not every depressed person will fit the stereotypes that are engrained into us by media‚ in fact they hardly every that they fit into the stereotypes at all‚ these are dangerous stereotypes that cause many misconceptions that ultimately lead people into thinking that others are ‘faking’ the illness for attention. We need address these stereotypes. The first stereotype is depressed people are always sad. This is untrue‚ often they smile a lot‚ as smiling is a defense

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    На английском языке Theater Theater is one of the best means of art and entertainment‚ which brings cultural enrichment. It uses live performers on stage to express different plays. From the times of its appearance theater has changed a lot. There were especially many transformations in modern times. The only genres seen in the theater of ancient times were tragedy and comedy‚ whereas nowadays there are lots of contemporary genres and styles. Even the types of theaters vary from classical to musical

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    1. Movies‚ Novels‚ stories‚ etc. with the same theme or storyline with the story “ The Most Dangerous Game” 1. Gilligan’s Island (TV series) 2. Lost in Space (TV series) 3. Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (TV series) 4. The Simpsons (TV series) 5. The Hunger Games Trilogy (Novel/Movie) 6. Fantasy Island (Movie) 7. Predators (Movie) 8. Zodiac (Movie 2007) 9. Battle Royale (2000 Movie) 10. The Pest (1997 Movie) 11. Relic Hunter (Movie) 12. The Running man (Novel) 13. Hostel (2005 Movie)

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    Why Football Is Dangerous

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    Football is a very dangerous sport and you could seriously get hurt doing it‚ every sport is dangerous and honestly you could get hurt doing any type of activity. Football can help you teach your children a lot of important life skills‚ that would be harder to teach them by themselves. Football like many other sports will keep you in great shape‚ but football keeps a balance of lean muscle and athleticism. It could also help your kid with the education that he needs‚ because if he really wants to

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    Madiha Zehra English 12 Ms. Mar March 17th 3013 The Most Dangerous Game Analysis 1. “The Most Dangerous Game” Richard Connell 2. Characterization: Sanger Rainsford: is the protagonist. Sanger Rainsford‚ is an adventurous big-game hunter who confronts the nature of life and death for the first time in his life during his few frightening days on Ship-Trap Island. Calm and composed‚ Rainsford coolly handles any challenge‚ be it falling overboard in the middle of the night

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    Dangerous Marine Creatures

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    Butterfly cod What is a butterfly cod? Butterfly cods are spectacular fish with brilliant colouring and long defensive spiny fins. It is part of the scorpionfish family‚ but unlike other members of this family which often rely on camouflage for protection‚ they swim freely around coral reefs‚ leaving their venomous fins to give them 360 degree protection. They include the firefish (Pterois species) and lionfish (Dendrochirus species). What do they look like? Butterfly cod are characterised by

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    In the short story‚ “The Most Dangerous Game”‚ Sanger Rainsford‚ a famous hunter‚ is skilled in the art of hunting which he had learned on his hunting trips to slow down gen. Zaroff so that he could have enough time to escape so he can win to get off “Ship Trap Island”. Rainsford‚ famous for his hunting‚ wrote books based on hunting. While on a yacht in the Caribbean Sea at night on his way to Rio‚ he heard gunshots and curious to see where it came from‚ he climbs on the rail of the yacht to have

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    Alfalfa- Is it really that dangerous? Alfalfa‚ otherwise referred to as the “father of all herbs”‚ is a Lucerne which is known for its enrichments of vitamins‚ minerals and nutrients. It was a product first discovered by the Arabs naming it “Al-Fal-Fa”‚ which directly translates to “father of all foods”. Alfalfa is widely known for its beneficial supplements to human health; it had been included in medicines to improve digestion and it is said to have a huge impact in decreasing cholesterol and sugar

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    ETFs: Why They Are Dangerous - Barrons.com Can there be too much of a good thing? Mae West didn’t think so‚ but I have it on good authority she wasn’t referring to exchange-traded funds (ETFs). New research shows that the very features of ETFs that make them so attractive are actually leading many investors to earn lower returns. The problem with ETFs is not that they are inherently flawed; it’s just that they tempt investors into money-losing behavior. ETFs’ virtues are well known. To name a

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