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    Paragraph (written in complete sentence/correct paragraph format): I have two questions. My first question is why did the mob leave? I believe that one of the main reasons why the mob left was because of Scout. Scout would not leave the prison even after the mob threatened her and Jem. In response to one of the men trying to remove Jem from the prison‚ she kicked the man very hard in the leg. Scout made the men feel guilty about what they were planning on doing. One man in particular Scout focused

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    5 Paragraph Assignment

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    5 Paragraph Assignments 1. The American Revolution resulted in a Democratic government based on popular sovereignty while the French Revolution resulted in a popular authoritarianism under Napoleon Bonaparte. The U.S. Constitution is focused on representation‚ electoral procedures‚ limited executive powers‚ and the equality of the federal and state governments. In 1799 the French Directory‚ established during revolutionary unrest to represent the people‚ was toppled by a young general‚ Napoleon

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    1st person writing‚ readers are able to go through the emotion and stress experienced by the protagonist that Ioannides uses to convey the theme. This is evident in how Ioannides ends the story. The story ends on page () with the single sentence paragraph‚ “They didn’t care to know what happened to that Gregory‚ alive or dead‚” Ending on this dark note gets readers to feel a deep sympathy for the protagonist. He went through a whirlwind of thoughts and emotions of having to kill his friend and see

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    Somethings Gotta Give

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    Film Analysis: Something’s Gotta Give When Harry (Jack Nicholson) said “You know I’m not good at being monogamous‚ right?” to Erica (Dianne Keaton) in the film‚ Something’s Gotta Give‚ everyone in the room watching began to laugh. She soon replied “Monogamous? Please. I hardly know you.” Erica sure enough was getting closer and closer to Harry each day that they spent together in Erica’s luxurious beach house. However‚ the two barely knew each other‚ and some would call their personalities opposite

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    Ch. 1 Data Collection 1.1 Introduction to the Practice of Statistics 1 Define statistics and statistical thinking. SHORT ANSWER.  Write the word or phrase that best completes each statement or answers the question. Provide an appropriate response. 1) What is statistics? MULTIPLE CHOICE.  Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers the question. 2) Which of the following is not true of statistics? A) Statistics is used to answer questions with 100% certainty. B) Statistics involves collecting and summarizing data

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    Opening Paragraph McCandless was searching for freedom and the chance to truly become an individual. Alaska gave McCandless a place where he could be far away from everything that held him back. One of these was certain human relationships in his life. “You are wrong if you think Joy emanates only or principally from human relationships.” (Krakauer‚42) McCandless did not feel that he needed people around him to feel happy. Next Sentence One major change that McCandless had was his opinion on relationships

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    Thivagar Sriganeshan February -20-2012 Deserted island paragraph In a deserted Island scenario‚ it’s best to have a government that is ruled by the people. There are three main reasons why rule of law would benefit everyone on a deserted island. Firstly‚ the people have the right to elect anyone that best represents them

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    5 Paragraph Essay

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    Five Paragraph Essay Women today are facing some of the same problems that those women of the 1800’s tried to overcome. Equality for women! Many women today find themselves in the position to make career changes due to family shifts‚ a lack of education‚ or a failing economy. Many women during the 20th century left behind their careers to be married and raise children. But in the 1970s divorce rates reached an all time high‚ leaving women to raise children on their own and go back into the

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    valley‚ crawling with willow brush so thick you need a machete to walk through it. As I look at the ravine running north and south an echo of water draining into water creeps towards me. Around the hill at the south end is a pond‚ and at the north end sets a little old calving shed surrounded by aspen trees. Across from me is an enormous football shaped alfalfa field screaming green‚ and beyond that rests another huge aspen grove. Just off to the left is a mountain coated in evergreens whisping in the

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    and the link to overpopulation‚ I feel that I better understand and agreed with the work of Garrett Hardin and his “Lifeboat Ethics: The Case against Helping the Poor”. He makes a lot of interesting points but there were three that really stood out to me and they all had to do with overpopulation being the problem. Some people compare Earth to being a spaceship with limited space and if overpopulated the pollution can become deadly to the rest of the population‚ Garrett Hardin’s first point is that

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