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    gaining traction. In order for PoF to compete with the new apps they also created an app‚ but they are still facing competition from similar types of apps that offer free dating opportunities and are targeting a younger market. Some of those apps are Tinder‚ Hinge and Coffee Meets Bagel. Although these apps are somewhat similar to one another‚ people are still using them instead of PoF because its concept allows you to meet someone much quicker and with less effort. In these apps all you have to do is

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    I’ve seen it all. The horrible facsimile of reality we live in is beginning to break down. Things aren’t right. I’ve seen things. Things that make me question my sanity. A recent trip to the grocery store turned into a Lovecraftian nightmare. I usually have to go to three different grocery stores because crème fraîche is impossible to find in this land of abundance and my fancy French cookbook calls for it in nearly every recipe. Grocery stores are demonic. The vast selection of yogurts alone should

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    aftermath of the Virginia Tech horror was even more gruesome than Columbine. Including the gunman who took his own life‚ a total of 33 people died—making it the worst school shooting in America’s history. (Media effects research : A basic overview :Glenn G. Sparks) The national discussion that followed both the Columbine and Virginia Tech incidents had some striking similarities. After Columbine‚ a persistent theme was sounded over and over again: The mass media must share a significant part of the

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    of the contests between the powers of Europe and the loathing between the alliances. All countries were putting pressure on each other. When countries joined alliances the opponent would get worried and would then get others to join. This was the tinder for the War. All that was left to do‚ was to light the fire. In this case the assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand from the Austro-Hungarian empire was the lighter. The first cause of World War One took place on June 28‚ 1914. Gavrilo Princip

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    sport‚ in a way that it is rare to have one week without an international televised sporting event (Glenn‚ forthcoming). The live broadcasts of sporting events have the power to engage viewers with an embedded suspense of ‘who will win?’ It has been internationalized and become globalised in a way that fans in South Africa can follow the fortunes of Tour de France or the German Formula One Racing (Glenn‚ forthcoming). This essay will analyse how the live broadcast of the 2012 London Olympics Opening

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    The American Dream The American Dream is a subject that has been heavily debated on for years by many different people; some say it exists‚ while others say that it is simply a myth. Regardless of those opinions‚ most Americans still feel that the Dream is alive‚ out there just waiting for them to reach. They are all willing to work equally as hard‚ they are all willing to just about whatever it takes and they are all as ambitious as the next. Every person is different‚ with different backgrounds

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    Patti Wren Public Speaking Persuasive Speech Nov. 1‚ 2003 BULLYING |I want to share with you a story about a 12 year old boy. His name is Skyler. Skyler was an unusual boy that had significant problems in | |school with both peers and teachers. I don’t mean minor problems‚ I mean severe problems. Everyday of his school life was filled with the | |tortures of bullying‚ by several students as well as by a teacher. From the moment he got to school until the moment the bus doors

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    the cast includes Glenne Headly‚ Olympia Dukakis‚ William H. Macy and Jay Thomas. Mr. Holland’s Opus is presented as a video biography of the 30-year career of the eponymous lead character‚ Glenn Holland‚ as a music teacher at the fictional John F. Kennedy High School in Portland‚ Oregon. Glenn Holland (Richard Dreyfuss) is a musician and composer. After playing clubs for a living he decides to accept a job as a music teacher at a high school. He intends this to be a short term proposition

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    Julie kicked the door shut behind her‚ tossed her keys on the desk and headed for the refrigerator. She grabbed a Coke and a piece of left-over chicken and then stood at the sink eating the cold chicken with her fingers. She gazed out the window at the incredibly warm and sunny winter day. She longed to spend the afternoon with her boyfriend but her last assignment waited and it was due tonight. She felt the time slipping away quickly‚ as if a bomb were about to go off. She sighed‚ threw the chicken

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    EFFECTS OF COMPUTER ADDICTION Technology has developed so much that it is almost crucial to have electronic devices particularly the personal computers at home‚ school‚ internet café‚ etc. Teenagers have gotten so used to have technology around them. However‚ while having these computers that make life easier‚ comfortable‚ and handy at most of the times‚ it could also have negative effects on their lives particularly in their studies when used too much. When these computers are used too much

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