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    the fact that it’s not something you’d expect to be valuable like ivory or gold. It’s just a dirty old animal horn‚ but it’s still quite valuable being worth "more than $4‚500 a pound." In Bryan Christy’s article‚ "Special Investigation: Inside the Deadly Rhino Horn Trade" he discusses the poaching of rhino for their horn‚ how this is being fought‚ and some of the people who wish to legalize the trade. It is Christy’s use of rhetoric through the arrangement of his article and overall writing style

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    Pardoner

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    explained that if bought the indulgence will erase any sin that person has done and then they will have a permanent spot in heaven. He is one that Chaucer believed was the ideal figure of evil. Each character in Chaucer’s story is based on one of the 7 deadly sins. The pardoner for example is the sin of greed. It is said that the host of their voyage claimed that the pardoner does secondary trade in relics or pieces of clothing‚ bones‚ and other objects once belonging to long departed saints. The pardoner

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    Proctor betrays his wife‚ he remains the tragic hero of the play for he recognizes his faulty actions and dies with integrity and honesty in the end. In the play‚ John Proctor holds a tragic flaw that leads him to his downfall. Proctor embodies the deadly sin of lust‚ for he acts upon his attraction to a young‚ manipulative‚ and strikingly beautiful girl in the village named Abigail Williams and betrays his wife. While he attempts to disconnect himself from his sin‚ as well as Abigail‚ she states‚

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    Hamlet vs. Beowulf

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    How do the protagonists from Beowulf and Hamlet compare? Though both play a major role in an epic story‚ they share a few common viewpoints. The outcome of both stories is greatly influenced by the main character’s struggles in life. The situations that occur throughout these stories also impact the narratives. In addition‚ the various characters in each work influence the protagonists’ choices and lives. Each is involved in themes which can easily relate to those of modern day society‚ although

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    Land of Cokaygne: Analysis

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    The poem that I will study is entitled the Land Of Cokaygne and it belongs to the “Kildare poems”. The Kildare poems are a group of sixteen poems written in an Irish dialect of Middle English and dated to the mid-14th century. Together with a second‚ shorter set of poems in the so-called Loscombe Manuscript‚ they constitute the first and most important linguistic document of the early development of Irish English in the centuries after the Anglo-Norman invasion of Ireland. The poems have religious

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    Hotel Operation

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    Chapter 1: Welcome to the Hospitality Industry After Reading and Studying This Chapter‚ You Should Be Able to:  Describe the characteristics of the hospitality industry  Explain corporate philosophy  Discuss why service has become such an important facet of the hospitality industry  Suggest ways to improve service Hospitality Industry Leaders  HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY- gets in your blood  Other say “ You must be nuts if you want to work in this industry”  Career Path In the Hospitality

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    Divine Comedy Book Report

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    Title: The Divine Comedy Author: Dante Alighieri Type of Work: Poem Time and Place Written: Italy; Dante wrote the Divine Comedy from 1308 to 1320‚ completing the work the year before he died. Setting: Place Inferno – Hell; The Valley of Evil Purgatorio – Pugratory; The Mountain with Seven Cornices Paradiso – Paradise; Dante’s imaginative conception of Heaven Time: The evening of Good Friday through the morning of Easter Sunday in the year 1300 Characters: Dante - The author and protagonist

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    In the summer in the year 2013‚ in Edinburgh Scotland‚ Julian Treasure spoke at a TED Talk titled “How to Speak so That People Want to Listen”. In his speech‚ he began with detailing what he called the “seven deadly sins of speaking”: gossip‚ judgment‚ negativity. complaining‚ excuses‚ embroidery‚ and dogmatism. After that‚ he preached about HAIL; his view for a good foundation for speaking. According to him‚ the traits that every speaker must possess in order for people to want to listen to them

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    Obesity in Americans

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    Yet this obsession with obese Americans is about more than body fat. Certainly there is a debate to be had about the extent to which obesity is a problem in America - a discussion best left to medical experts. But a close examination of the popular genre on obesity reveals it is about more than consumption in the most literal sense of eating food. Obesity has become a metaphor for ’over-consumption’ more generally. Affluence is blamed not just for bloated bodies‚ but for a society which is seen as

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