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    Why Study Argument? We read and listen for rhetorical benefit To voice our opinions Gather facts when we research Gathering perspective from all sides opening points of views Trying to overcome bias‚ and to understand it Have to build common ground Need various perspectives first 1. REASON 2. Evidence 3. Hear/read multiple positions/perspectives 4. Build a common ground We use argument/persuasion in our daily life EXP: at store‚ with family/friends‚ work to get resources or raises

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    To Dril or Not to Drill

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    the six stages of critical thinking‚ which include the unreflective thinker‚ the challenged thinker‚ the beginner thinker‚ the practicing thinker‚ the advanced thinker‚ and the master thinker. Opposing views can block an individual’s decision in defending his or her views‚ by using the thought process you can overcome blocks and the thought process can manipulate perception. (Bellis‚ 2012) Stating The Issue The debate over the oil crisis is to increase drilling Alaska‚ the Gulf Coast‚ and

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    To begin with courage is something you can portray when standing up for what you believe in . For instance in the novel Atticus was the rare symbol of courage in maycomb . Atticus defending the Tom Robinson case despite what anyone else in the community had to say . Atticus was not only being courageous by defending the case but because he stood up for what he believed in not only for himself but to set an example for his children . " Because I could never ask you to mind me again scout simply by

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    The Character I have chosen to do a mask on is Benvolio from Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. This mask relates to the character Benvolio because the mask is green and the mask has green jewels. The color green is associated with growth and in the play of Romeo and Juliet‚ Benvolio helps guide Romeo and by giving him advice throughout scene one and this advice helps Romeo grow throughout scene one. Benvolio instead of growing as a person himself‚ is helping others grow around him. The blue feather

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    system. Also in soccer there is the goalie. The role of them is to block off the ball from getting to the goal. This position is using the ATP-PC system as she/he is standing still most the game‚ only moving in short bursts when they are catching/defending off the ball. Lastly there are the forwards. The job of these people is to score the goals. The forwards are most of the time moderate paced running/jogging or short sprints to get the ball to the goal. This is part of the lactic acid system. Soccer

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    “Explain Singer’s distinction between sentience and self-consciousness‚ and what the distinction implies for the moral status of animals. Do you believe non-human animals have the same or a different moral status to human animals? Explain the basis of your answer.” More than three decades ago Peter Singer heralded the need for a new kind of liberation movement‚ one calling for a radical expansion of the human moral canvas and more importantly‚ a rejection of the horrors human beings have inflicted

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    Endeavor to confront Time’s scythe or surrender to fatalism? Compare and Contrast Shakespeare’s Sonnet 12 and Seamus Heaney’s Blackberry-Picking By Sally‚ Kuok Si Nok‚ School of Translation and Interpreting‚ Beijing Language and Cultural University Human in all ages races through lives in an everlasting fight against time. Men’s struggle against nature has been a timeless theme in the literary world. From the early 17th century Sonnet 12‚ Shakespeare’s "When I do count the clock that tells the

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    Torture is Never Acceptable Torture is never acceptable because people harm animals and people. People harm people and animals; Why do you think people have more intense reactions to hearing about torture than they do to hearing about bombings or other acts of war. What does it mean when the President of the United States announces that America must reject the false choice between our security and our ideals? What is it about our founding principles that makes Americans feel so strongly about torture;

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    America is facing a period of fiscal austerity that is forcing reductions in military spending. The challenge is to field a joint force capable of protecting America’s interest against increasingly lethal adversaries operating in a complex‚ fluid and global environment while simultaneously reducing defense spending. Joint Force 2025 must have the capability to protect and advance America’s interest by supporting the three strategic pillars of the defense strategic guidance identified by the Secretary

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    American Crime and its Necessary Defense Alan M. Dershowitz’s (1983) legal memoir The Best Defense reveals most lawyers and judges would rather win than expose the truth. As a law professor‚ Dershowitz (1983) recognized students‚ journalists‚ instructors and other non-lawyers were often “outsiders” (“Introduction‚” xiii) because they studied‚ wrote‚ taught‚ or read about the law‚ but they rarely had the opportunity to understand the law from judicial perspectives. On the other hand‚ as an appellate

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