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    The Virgin Mary never sinned. She was without sin because God needed a perfect person to carry his son‚ Jesus. God sent his only son Jesus to save us from sin. When Arch Angel Gabriel came to Mary and told her of Gods will she answered him by saying‚ “may it be done to me according to your word.” (1Luke 1:31-38 Bible.) Mary by saying yes to God’s plan‚ “contributed greatly to Christ’s redemptive mission.” (pg5. Beginning Apologetics 6). She was considered the “Second Eve‚” while Jesus‚ her son‚ was

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    in the thesis Organize the body of your essay to fit the cause/effect relationship you are analyzing. For an essay that examines one effect with multiple causes I. Introduction A. Please write out your thesis statement using a complete sentence. II. Body paragraph #1— Topic sentence identifies cause#1 A. supporting details (details=examples/textual support) B. supporting details C. concluding sentence III. Body paragraph #2— Topic sentence identifies cause #2 A. supporting details

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    College students and others who visit college campuses should be able exercise their Second Amendment by being able to conceal carry on school property in order to protect themselves from danger. Many mass shootings‚ assaults‚ and rapes have occurred in the last few years on college campuses and in nearby communities. If people were allowed to protect themselves from attacks with a firearm‚ it would significantly reduce the number of attacks in "Gun-Free Zones"‚ so the United States government should

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    Topic Sample Sentence The loss of a friend Two memories stand out in my mind when I think about Jane: the day I first met her‚ and the day her mother called me in tears to tell me about my best friend’s death. The relationship or a Bobby and I have always been two of a kind: clever‚ specific memory one has of precocious‚ and never able to know when to quit joking a friend around. One’s bravest or most frightening moment Compared to that moment on that day‚ all the nervewracking booster shots

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    September 2009 BUILDING A QUALITY-FOCUSED CUL TURE CHALLENGE A consumer products manufacturer competes in a mature and declining commoditised market with a small number of competitors. As such‚ the organisation must compete on quality to retain its share of the market. With quality becoming an increasingly important strategic imperative‚ the organisation wanted to understand how it could execute this strategy more consistently and effectively . RESPONSE Research of high performance companies

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    presents a reality of our contemporary world‚ especially about America ‚ namely the negative influences of television on public discourse and the fact that words have a significant power over humans as could influence them to think or make choices that others control. The argument that the author is making in his paper has a great importance because is meant to make us aware on the fact that things are degenerate on the point that we are‚ indeed‚ “amusing ourselves to death”. As Postman affirms‚ television

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    Charlie Fish: Death by Scrabble A: “Death by Scrabble” by Charlie Fish is a story a husband and his wife. It`s the hottest day of the year‚ and they are playing scrabble. The husband becomes more and more angry at his wife‚ so angry that he would beat his wife to death. He is just waiting for the right time. The words they put down on the board‚ begins to happen in reality. When he puts the word “QUAKE” down‚ and she thereafter put “DEATH”‚ it all starts to shake and the man gets a piece stuck

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    Mary Rowlandson and Others A Comparison of Female Captivity Narratives Sarah Daugherty Collin College The first question to address is what captivity narratives are. “Captivity narratives are stories of people captured by "uncivilized" enemies. The narratives often include a theme of redemption by faith in the face of the threats and temptations of an alien way of life.” (Wikipedia 2011). Women such as Mary Rowlandson‚ Mary Jemison‚ and Hannah Duston we are all held captive by the natives

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    of malaria. Patients are making a beeline at the doctor’s dispensary and hospitals are crowded with patients being treated for malaria. But Thane is lucky‚ as a traditional and natural way of treating malaria has been introduced here. Guppy fish or million fish‚ (a species of fishes) if released in the stagnant water and other places where mosquitoes breed‚ helps having a control on the spread of malaria. The Guppy fishes eat up the larvae and eggs of the mosquitoes and thus help in curbing Malaria

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    get more addicted to cigarettes and changes his whole life s he can adjust himself to make the accessibility of cigarettes easier. Many people who become addicted to cigarettes change their life styles to accommodate their needs. By incorporating‚ similes‚ personification and satire; Sedaris hyperbolizes the idea of being addicted to cigarettes changes the way someone runs their life. Sedaris recalls memories of his addiction to cigarettes and how it all began. He uses many rhetorical elements to

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