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    In the movie Dirty‚ Filthy Love (2006)‚ Mark Furness was a junior partner at an Architect firm who has obsessive-compulsive disorder. Mark also suffers from Tourette’s syndrome which causes him to have motor tics where his eye would twitch and vocal tics which would cause speech outbursts which include his habit of barking like a dog. The barking is triggered when Mark is in weird situations which cause him to feel tense or stressed. Another symptom was his obsession to cleaning. Mark would eventually

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    In Chapter 5 ‚ “ Bling‚ Bombs‚ and the Bible”‚ in the book called Game On: How Pressure to Win at all costs Endangers youth sports‚ author Tom Farrey claims that children can benefit from participation in sports even though the sports are not highly competitive. In order to support this claim Farrey shares the personal story of former General Electric CEO Jack Welch. Welch described the casual baseball games that he played with his friends when he was growing up in Salem‚ Massachusetts. These games

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    What Makes A Bomb Story? Stories‚ they have been around forever and will be till the end of time. We all have stories that we remember and love. But why can we only recall a few stories and not all of them? We remember stories because of their great plot‚ style and tone‚ as well as their great theme. A well written story can draw a readers attention by having a great plot. Without a plot stories wouldn’t have any fracas‚ triumph or ending. The plot gives the author an ‘outline’ for their work

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    justified in dropping the atomic bomb on Japan? The dropping of the atomic bomb on Japan ended world war two. The decision to do so was solely that of the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces‚ Harry S. Truman. As President Truman had to ask himself whether or not it was justifiable to use a weapon of untold destructive force. The answer would change the world. I. The Dropping of the Atomic Bomb A. How was the atomic bomb created? 1. The atomic bomb was created in the south western

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    Herbert Hoover once said “The use of the atomic bomb‚ with its indiscriminate killing of women and children‚ revolts my soul.” This is the opinion of not only Hoover‚ but for everyone else in the world as well. An atomic bomb is a dangerous weapon‚ no one can stop the power of an atomic bomb. The first place that America used the atomic bomb was Hiroshima‚ Japan. The bomb was too powerful and it killed thousands of people. The bombing in Hiroshima has been the final attack to Japan that stopped the

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    first atomic bomb used in warfare on the Japanese city of Hiroshima‚ and then on August the 9th‚President Truman announced “sixteen hours ago an American airplane dropped one bomb on Hiroshima and destroyed its usefulness to the enemy” and then on August the 9th three days later another American bomber plane dropped the second bomb on the industrial section of the city of Nagasaki‚ these two bombed completely destroyed most of the cities. There were lots of consequences of the bomb being dropped

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    Dropping the Atomic Bomb: Was it really necessary? In 1945‚ the United States with help from Canada‚ released a new force into unsuspecting Japan which shocked the world. It was the weapon the Manhattan project spent months working on while spending approximately $20 billion. It used up to 12% of America’s electricity during the war even though many people did not know what they were working on. It was a weapon so powerful that many heads of this project feared it would go terribly wrong. It would

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    Mario Lopez ENC 1102 Fiedler 23 October 2012 Argumentative Essay Life and Success because of the Atomic bomb After defeating Nazi Germany there was only one step for the United States to end World War II and achieve world peace. The U.S. had to make the Japanese Empire surrender. The U.S. armed forces had already devastated the Japanese and conquered Japanese territories of Iwo Jima‚ Okinawa‚ and Japanese-held Luzon at a very high casualty rate. The last effort to make Japan surrender was to

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    and the speaker reminds the listeners to use who when a person is the subject of the sentence (Fogarty‚ 2007). Reference Page Citation Fogarty‚ M. (Writer/Speaker). (2007‚ March 9). Who versus whom [Audio podcast]. Grammar Girl’s Quick and Dirty Tips for Better Writing. Retrieved from http://grammar.quickanddirtytips.com/who-versus-whom.aspx 22 Online Video In-Text Citation Sample 1 In an Internet video‚ Gore (2008) stated that 68% of the American population believes that human

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    pressure caused this abominable leader to make the gratuitous decision to drop a ghastly atomic bomb on the innocent people of Hiroshima. President Truman’s imprudent decision to squander the atomic bomb against the Japanese city of Hiroshima was pure butchery‚ was the result of his vulgar racism towards other nations‚ and was immorally unnecessary. Some critics may argue that the use of the atomic bomb was completely the last option the United States had because “the Japanese military was refusing

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