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    States the fastest growing sport is soccer. However‚ it seems miles behind American football in its appeal to Americans. This is very strange considering how the world views soccer‚ also known as football‚ as the most popular sport. Soccer is a sport of true passion amazement that American Football cannot compare to. In the beautiful game of soccer‚ a player does not need much equipment. This makes it so easy to get out and play with friends. In soccer a player only needs shin guards if that‚ and a

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    The American Dream is known all over the world to people who believe the United States holds the American Dream. People who don’t live here in the United States are trying to reach for the American dream which is inclusive to attaining an upper to middle class lifestyle. My personal view of the American Dream includes attaining a nice job‚ family‚ and materialistic things that go with attaining the dream. I believe everyone wants to attain this‚ but everyone won’t have the opportunity. I will argue

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    Buffalo ‘66 (Directed by: Vincent Gallo) Buffalo ‘66 is Gallo’s ode to his childhood and hometown. Like most artists he writes from what he knows. Having moved to New York from an early age (around 17)‚ for his directorial debut he went back to the city where he grew up‚ and even shot scenes in his real parents’ old house. Buffalo made him what he is‚ and still resonates deeply in him. He had enough emotional distance when he made the movie to be able to find the humor in it‚ but watching the movie

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    Supporting materials are smoothly incorporated into the sentences. 5. In writing this critical analysis‚ the writer has considered purpose and audience. 6. The conclusion brings the essay to a definite close. 7. The paragraph is relatively free of errors in spelling‚ grammar‚ usage‚ mechanics‚ and manuscript form. Sample Outline for a Critical Essay The following is a basic outline of a critical essay‚ the kind that might be written in a composition‚ literature‚ or film class. in this case

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    American Revolution Impact Essay The ideals of the American Revolution were (according to some) brought back with the French army to France‚ where the French Revolution of 1789 broke out. However‚ unlike the American Revolution‚ the French weren’t a colony‚ they couldn’t just stop taking orders from the King. They had a massive armed revolt against him; peasants and the poor rose up against the aristocracy‚ the King and other aristocrats were executed by the "will of the people". The French revolution

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    Critical Essay by. Juda Smith I think the nether grave is the best story‚ because it’s very relatable. Majority of kids get bullied and or go through a bad time at least once in their life‚ so they either find ways to escape it or lie to people about how “good” their life is so nobody knows how bad it actually it. People connect more with things they can relate too. Fact. But‚ ‘”A Sound of Thunder” is a better story that can be classified as science fiction because it has something to do with time

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    The American Flag On June 14‚ 1777 the new nation “America” now had a national flag. America is now a independent country and are on their own away from great Britain after winning the war. This paper will explore and inform you of the American flag history and significance. The American flag represents the United States freedom from Great Britain. Not only is the American flag a big significance to the United States‚ but it is a very good explanation of our country. The American flag shows the bond

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    Beautiful Losers: A Critical Analysis Essay “ The world looks at graffiti and sees garbage and ugliness”. These were the words of Margaret Kilgallen‚ a talented street artist that felt that the true garbage or “mind garbage” was to be found on commercial billboards. Growing up in the small town of Kensington‚ Maryland‚ Kilgallen was introduced to folk traditions such as Amish quilting and banjo playing; she became adept at the banjo herself. After a BA in studio art and printmaking at Colorado

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    What exactly is the societal definition of "normality"? In this personal essay "Us and Them" by David Sedaris‚ the author not only brings this thought into the mind of the reader but also manages to make an eye-opening point about how in today’s modern society‚ we often single out and sometimes even shun people whose habits are different from those that we may consider "normal" (while not really understanding just how subjective the concept of normality is itself.) Sedaris explores this exact idea

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    During the American Revolution‚ fighting in the war was considered too much work for the women in the family. Only men were allowed to serve as soldiers during this time because they were the only ones able to understand military strategy. Although women were considered unskilled and uneducated about the war‚ they also had a great impact on the victory of the war. Because they severed several roles‚ women were the primary reason men were able to function during the revolutionary war. Women had a

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