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    then compare and contrast the prison and the jail systems. Jail is a place of detention‚ a place where an individual convicted or suspected of a crime is tained. Jail holds people accused under federal‚ state ‚ county and or city. Jails people awaiting trial‚ people sentenced for a short duration‚ typically less than a year. Jails are run by the county sheriffs departments Jails are used for short sentence or trail‚ detainees‚ suspicious people under trail are also kept under jail. Jail

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    Windermere’s Fan‚ and The Importance of Being Earnest seem quite disparate. The first is horror‚ while the latter two are comedies; the first is a novel‚ while the latter two are plays; the list of the differences between the works could continue. The striking thing about these works however‚ is their unified theme. Wilde uses the symbolism in each work—images of self in The Picture of Dorian Gray‚ the fan in Lady Windermere’s Fan‚ and the use of names in The Importance of Being Earnest—to criticize Victorian

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    fundamental rights as humans‚ and also be protected from the unnecessary harm. In addition‚ in Peter Singer’s article “All Animals Are Equal”‚ he has the same standpoint as Regan that animals should have the same principles that human received. In contrast‚ in the article “The Case of the Use of Animals in Biomedical Research” by Carl Cohen‚ he supports Regan in his moral theory‚ however‚ he argues that animals should not have rights‚ and he also points out that the using of animals in medical research

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    Being a Man

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    wear an ill-fitting coat for one’s entire life (in contrast femininity is nakedness).” What I believe he means by this is that every man must cover themselves up with a layer of manliness and toughness in order to be a man. Throughout the essay Theroux reinforces his hate for manliness and the way we turn boys into men. One thing that strikes me as absurd is his remarks towards sports and towards the people who play them. He compares sports to being “a drug worse than marijuana and is a recipe for

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    Being a Parent

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    Being a parent in todays society can be really hard‚ drugs and voilence might take your kids and teens. Thats why it’s very important to set rules and limits as soon as possible. In this text I’m going to talk about how you should act as a parent‚ how to set rules and how to set limits. As i said I’m going to talk about how you should act as a parent‚ and that is what I’m going to start with. Because i think if you act wrong to your kids from the start‚ its hard to get them on track again. You

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    Being Adopted

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    Being adopted is always tough‚ I’ve had many traumatic events that affected my life ‚ but these events happened for a reason. Without them I wouldn’t be who I am today. To begin with‚ I got adopted when I was very young. My biological mom didn’t t take very good care of me‚ and my siblings and we were all close to death from malnutrition. My adopted mom took me‚ and my siblings in and nursed us back to health. Growing up was pretty tough. My brother and I always fought. My

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    whose meaning he knows not but yet‚ can feel the song touch his heart‚ though he may not comprehend the real intent of the lyrics‚ the language being unknown to him. The poet‚ with artistic elements of poetry‚ compares the song of the Highland Lass with the relatively dim sweetness of other objects and he seems to be successful in his work of contrast‚ but despite his comparisons‚ he wonders what the meaning of the song might be. The isolation of the girl makes the speaker realize his own isolation

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    Being Human

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    Being Human Suddenly this tag is catching my attention and as days of my life pass‚ it is becoming more meaningful and relevant. I have walked much‚ seen a lot‚ been on an airy-fairy‚ grounded many a times‚ trampled‚ crushed‚ raised‚ convalesced‚ used‚ misused and disused. After all of the melodrama‚ I have realized‚ may be late‚ that this is the ultimate token of acceptability. the so called bad boy who brought it to my notice could be much more wiser than many a saints‚ what he has believed‚ he

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    (Title)Sex Saturated Societies (Opening statement)Sex‚ sex‚ sex‚ its everywhere‚ pasted to billboards‚ plastered to T.V. screens. There’s nowhere for anyone to hide. As you look up “An advertisement for Liz Claiborne fragrances shows a barely clad young couple sprawled out on a bed‚ him painting her toe nails.”(1)And one street over there’s a second billboard advertising perfume‚ as a young Brittany Spears clad in a uniquely beautiful almost transparent dress just sits at the end of a bed‚ with

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    Heidegger believes that’s the role and ultimate goal of philosophy is to achieve an understanding and awareness of one’s being. Heidegger rejects the modern idea of progress which plans a projected future of society. Heidegger wants to block this revolution‚ which is constant revolutionizing of modern ideas becoming‚ and therefore rejects the basic belief of modernism‚ the belief in progress is not the belief in becoming. Strauss believes that progress has become a problem and

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