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    ‘Friends are as dangerous as enemies’ Friends. These are the people I would do anything for. The people I share all my secrets to. The people who know me better than anybody else. The people I trust so dearly that I share all my personal information with‚ something that any one of my enemies would kill to have. So what is stopping my friends from using all this information they have against me? Is it possible that friends are just as dangerous as enemies? Someone who I would call my friend

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    Notes on Hand of the Enemy

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    Hand of the Enemy – Kerima Polotan Intro Kerima Polotan – Electra complex 8 children Prizes Free Press short story (1 1st prize‚ 1 3rd prize) – twice Palanca prize (4 1st prizes‚ 1 2nd prize) – five times Father was a constabulary soldier‚ from private‚ became lieutenant Met first wife in Jolo when stationed there Wife was Boholana Kin to Garcias of Talibon So Kerima may have been related to Carlos P. Garcia Born in Jolo‚ named Putli Kerima – Princess Kerima Moved to Pangasinan in

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    The Mouse Became Enemies

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    similarities and the differences in the stories. The stories I will be comparing and contrasting are “The Legend of The Cat and The Rat” and “How The Cat and The Mouse became Enemies”. Both of these stories are set in China. In this paragraph I will be explaining the plots these two stories. The plot of “How The Cat and The Mouse became Enemies”. In this story it begins with the two animals being good friends. Then one day the mouse decides to ask the cat if he will go to a village with him. “In this village

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    There are many parallels that can be found between Henrik Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People and Steven Spielberg’s Jaws. Both follow respected men who go against authority and majority opinion to save the lives of the people around them. These productions are iconic in their field‚ but it is not because of their story but because of their message: Tyranny of the Majority and Dangers of Ignorance. In An Enemy of the People there is pollution in the water‚ in Jaws‚ Spielberg chooses to poison the water

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    completely necessary. Though it  may sound harsh‚ many problems were solved that had been threatening France from within  and outside its borders during this time of terror.  During this time of terror‚ France has been able to drive all of its enemies off French soil‚  crush all revolts that had been brewing within the French providence’s‚ and hold off what could  have been a devastating famine. All of the French people have been forced to contribute  towards the war effort. All unmarried men

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    Public Enemy Influence

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    Public Enemy also reflected many of their Black Power-era nationalist ideas through their album covers‚ music videos‚ and overall aesthetic. Their logo was a statement in itself with the way it depicted a silhouetted figure with his back defiantly turned as he was caught in the target range of a gun. This seemed to imply that Black people were “public enemy number one” who always had a target on their backs in a white supremacist society (Watkins 98). However‚ the defiance that was portrayed in the

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    Brave Enemies Thesis

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    In the novel Brave Enemies by Robert Morgan‚ the book accurately portrays the American Revolution. This paper will discuss the novel and how it is accurate to American history. Topics that will be discussed‚ how the Patriots and Loyalists treated each other‚ woman becoming soldiers‚ and combat formations in the war. Once the Declaration of Independence was created the colonies immediately split in to two groups‚ Patriots and Loyalist. Loyalists made up 30% to 50% of the population in the colonies

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    Reflection and Enemies of Promise In the last three decades‚ a great advance in genetic research and biotechnology has occurred. Max Born said in his essay‚ "Reflection‚" "But suddenly‚ about three hundred years ago‚ an explosion of mental activity occurred: modern science and technology were born. Since then‚ they have increased at an ever growing rate‚ probably faster than exponentially‚ and are now transforming the human world beyond recognition" (209). Similarly‚ Michael Bishop said in

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    Serbs‚ the Bosnian War left the country of Bosnia in ruins and left millions displaced and thousands killed. John Moore’s Behind Enemy Lines portrays the final days of the war as an American navigator attempts to get out of dangerous enemy territory. Due to the fact that this film focuses on the experiences of US soldiers and that slight differences are made between this movie and the historical event‚ the connections between the two are not always very

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    Looking Like the Enemy

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    Mary Matsuda Gruenewald‚ Looking Like the Enemy: My Story of Imprisonment in Japanese American Internment Camps 1. Why are interned Japanese Americans referred to as the “silent generation” (p.x)? They were referred to as the silent generation because many of them did not speak about their experiences to anyone‚ not even their children after their times in imprisonment. They were a silent generation. 2. What were the specific challenges Gruenewald and other interned Japanese Americans

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