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    1. This speech is well rehearsed because he started his speech playing the violin. He also talked about how music helped Congresswoman Giffords able to speak. The speech looked well-organized and well-rehearsed because he linked music and medicine by using personal experiences. 2. The kind of evidence he used was from other experts‚ personal stories‚ and other people that experienced music as a medicine. In the beginning he talked about Congresswoman Giffords and how she wasn’t able to talk but

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    “What does it mean to be a good citizen?” Being a good citizen means‚ following the rules for example following the speed limit for how fast you can drive in certain lanes. By following that rule it helps keep the community safe and it reduces the amount of car accidents per day. Another thing that makes a good citizen is paying your taxes and bills‚ the reason is your taxes helps fund your police station and your fire department and other helpful things for the community so your community is safe

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    Individual Rights and Freedoms‚ and the Constitution. For over 100 years now‚ Australia has operated under its rather prized constitution that is in hindsight evidently lacklustre in respect to individual rights and freedoms. The Australian constitution was thought to be sufficient in regards to rights and freedoms despite the lack of an entrenched bill of rights. However‚ when one dissects the constitution‚ it becomes increasingly evident that constitutional implications are not an effective way

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    How does Austen’s narrative style enhance the reader’s understanding of characters in Emma? Austen’s narrative voice is one of both objectiveness and incite ‚ as characterised by Wayne C. Booth; being as the embodiment of everything admirable – ‘wise‚ gracious‚ penetrating in judgment‚ subtle‚ witty‚ tender’ a reflection of which can be seen in Mr Knightley‚ the only other source of seemingly omniscient knowledge in the book. This narration is contrasted with the thought and feelings of Emma (revealed

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    epitome of a well behaved exemplary citizen. The poet Archias is also the embodiment of the values of Rome. He displays loyalty‚ honesty‚ and honorable character. These traits make him a model citizen. However we also have Roman citizens like Catalina who have done bad things like attempting to over throw the republic‚ attempting assassinations‚ and extorting money. Behaviors among citizens such as those displayed by Catalina force us to pose the question do those poorly behaved citizens make Rome and

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    SOC Spring 2014 Liberal Bias in the Media When reading‚ “Does the Media Have a Liberal Bias” there are many topics to keep in mind while reading these two articles. First off does the media really have a liberal bias or any bias at all? Fred Barnes believes that the media has and liberal bias and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. believes that the media does not have a liberal bias. Both of these articles provide examples of why they believe that the media either has a liberal bias or does not have one.

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    2012 DEMOCRACY IN AFRICA Professor Ben O. Nwabueze ’s book‚ Democratization (Nwabueze 1993)‚ is the best place to begin for a wide-ranging and textured examination of democratization in African societies. "Democratization is not only a concept‚ nor is it synonymous with multi-partyism‚" Nwabueze writes‚ "it is also concerned with certain conditions of things‚ conditions such as a virile civil society‚ a democratic society‚ a free society‚ a just society‚ equal treatment of all citizens by the

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    Instructor: Tiffany Williams Democracy and Dialogue: Class and Education Family Structures In a recent study‚ investigating the effects of children‚ data has been recorded. The results showed that children from single parent households‚ were more independent‚ but less socially acclimated than those children who were raised by both parents‚ mom and dad. This essay will highlight the differences among the organization of families. It will also give insight as to how these structural differences

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    The great glory about American Democracy is that it was founded on civil disobedience. Democracy isn’t perfect‚ however‚ I believe Democracy is only able to flourish through a series of revelations from conflict. Peaceful civil disobedience is worthy for the reasons that; firstly it draws attention to the problem‚ secondly acts as the catalyst for change‚ and finally it fulfills the moral obligation that society failed to engage in. The notion of challenging social and political norms is something

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    destruction. Our history has exposed that a well-established society is an essential part of communication and a healthy lifestyle. However‚ society can also be one of the most delicate pieces of our lives. Expectations and laws seem to flow rather harmoniously when they are not tested. However‚ it is only when they are tested that they are likely to be shattered and are ultimately detrimental to our well-being. In The Island of Doctor Moreau‚ H. G. Wells explores a mock society in which order is created

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