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    The essay “Crito” is a dialog between Socrates and Crito’s‚ who is trying to convince Socrates to escape from prison and his ultimate death. Both parties give good reasons on their positions‚ but it ultimately is Socrates’s decision. The Conversation begins with Socrates questioning Crito‚ why he is there so early‚ which he replied that he comes to the prison often and knows the “prison-warder” (43a). He continues to tell Socrates that he could not sleep because his friend is about to be executed

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    watch the ‘never before’ seen show. Years later we find out the truth. The torture of animals and the small confinement that these animals have been forced to live in. Orcas were “...confined to a tank containing 0.0001 percent of the quantity of water that he would traverse in a single day in nature.” High death rates and behavioral changes in the animals that have never been seen in the wild. Several that have caused death of other animals and humans. How did we not see this? The death of a trainer

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    Quoted from Peta.org “Dolphins from Clearwater Marine Aquarium in Florida were unable to open their eyes and their skin started peeling off as the chemicals in the water had unknown side effects.” The tanks are so limited that they spend more than half of their times above water‚ causing them to obtain sunburns‚ which the performers cover with black zinc so the viewers can not see the sun burn on the orcas backs. Marine parks put on shows showing people dolphins who

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    The Giver Argument Essay The Giver‚ by Lois Lowry‚ is about a twelve year old boy named Jonas who receives a painful job. He received the Receiver of Memory‚ which is one of the most honorable jobs in the community. Jonas receives memories from the past that are very painful for him to handle. With a small 2 year old named Gabriel‚ he decides to travel through the cold and snowy hills. At the end of the book‚ Jonas and Gabriel both survive the harsh weather and find themselves at a town in Elsewhere

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    • The two methods of curing the mischiefs of faction as defined by Madison are one by removing its causes; the other is‚ by controlling its effects which is controlling everyone’s opinions‚ interests and passions. Madison defined that faction was a number of citizens‚ whether a majority or minority gets united and activated by some common impulse of passion‚ or of interest of the community. • Among the two factions discussed by him‚ the first is to remove its causes which is destroying its liberty

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    action : a passage urging readers to take a specific action in support of the views of the author coherence : the sensible presentation of smoothly connected ideas in a paragraph or essay conceding a point : acknowledging that an opposing point is reasonable conclusion ( sound file ) : the final paragraph of an essay connotation : a shade of meaning in a word or phrase that makes it different from other words or phrases with similar meanings emotional appeal : an argument that tries to persuade

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    town without water. Well‚ in a town in Michigan‚ this technically happens. In Flint‚ Governor Rick Snyder decided it would be cheaper and more efficient to switch to the water source to the one next to them‚ the Flint River. The only problem was that the water was very corrosive and the pipes transporting the water was made from lead. Quickly‚ the water was mixed in with the lead and poisoned almost the whole town’s water system. Now that many are poisoned and can’t use their own water from their faucet

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    waters and for any U.S. citizens to take these species form their environment and prohibited any importation of marine mammals as well. However‚ they said that a small and regulated amount of marine life could be taken for public display‚ scientific research

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    Steps in planning an Argumentative Essay 1) Query keywords in question 2 Identify key issues 3) Uncover Assumptions 4) brainstorm both sides 5) broaden and deepen (Scope and depth) 6) take a stand 7) Identify 2 strongest arguments on opposing sides‚ problematise and answer 8) Thesis statement Organisation when writing the essay II) introduction 1) grabber 2) transition 3) thesis Statement II) Body 1) Topic Sentence 2) Elaboration III) Conclusion 1) Final thought 2)

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    underwater research. Thing that prove historical perspective‚ underwater research data‚ and underwater explorations. ROVs (remotely operated vehicles) have been around since the 1970s. Their main uses are to find ships and treasure deep under the water. They can go over 35‚000 feet underwater and the deepest manned submarine was only 13‚000 feet. On one side of the debate‚ ROVs are not valuable tools for underwater research. However‚ ROVs are valuable to underwater research because historical perspective

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