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    The Flaws of SUVs

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    The Flaws of SUV’s Sport utility vehicles‚ better known as SUV’s‚ propose a hazard to other drivers on the road as well as their occupants. In addition to being unsafe they are also harmful to the environment. In the past six years SUV’s have become the most popular vehicle on the roads in America and today they account for nearly fifty percent of all new vehicle sales. The annual sales of SUV’s are currently on the rise as lower gas prices sweep across the nation. The combination of the

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    In the play of Othello written by Shakespeare‚ the destructiveness of Iago’s evil deeds are compared and examined against Othello’s race for his downfall. Othello’s race is an important factor which leads to his downfall. Without race‚ Iago’s plans would not be as destructive. The collaboration of these two components therefore resulted in such a tragedy. Othello’s awareness to his race increases as the play moves on from Act 1 to Act 3. In Act 1‚ it is obvious that Othello’s race stands

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    Shakespeare’s play Macbeth follows the tragic downfall of a great man. Macbeth was once thought of as noble and valiant but by the end of the play‚ a dead butcher. The murder of King Duncan marks the beginning of Macbeth’s downfall. This is more a result of Macbeth’s vaulting ambition than his belief in the supernatural. However‚ it is Macbeth’s belief in the supernatural that makes him continue on the path to downfall and ultimately lose all his honourable qualities. In Macbeth the witches symbolise

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    beginning of his novel Lord of the Flies theme is an attempt to prove the flaws of society is due to the flaws of human nature‚ not the defects of any form of government. When looking at Vlad the impaler and his monarchy I think Golding’s idea is True‚ If given the right environment and freedom humans seem to let the flaws in their nature out. Being stubborn‚ power hungry‚ and vengeful are flaws in nature that appear once a person has the right environment and freedom‚ and these flaws can lead to

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    and thank you for your enthusiasm in wishing to audition for William Shakespeare’s Othello! Now‚ to be able to convey a character perfectly‚ one must know the culture‚ society‚ personality‚ relationships and various other components to portray the character as realistic as possible. This‚ you should know‚ in the dramatic world‚ is called realism. Now‚ you’ve all obviously been inspired by the character of Othello and let me tell you‚ that if you think it’s a piece of easy work and simply reciting

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    Utopia Flaws

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    utopia‚ think about all the separate views people hold. How could a society possibly be able to keep everyone’s view accounted for without in effect causing something that then contradicts another person’s view? The plain and simple answer is you can’t. In fact‚ it’s right in the definition; an imagined place or state of things in which everything is perfect. Though utopias attempt to solve many issues (and arguably do)‚ there are some major flaws in doing so. The issues that utopias attempt to correct

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    Julius Caesar Flaws

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    establishment of the Second Triumvirate. Although Caesar meets his end comparatively early in the third act‚ both Brutus and Caesar are adequately portrayed as men of high repute who‚ through flawed actions and decisions‚ meet an untimely end. In short‚ both are tragic heroes. The goal of tragedy is to evoke sympathy

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    Othellos Jealousy

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    Monster In William Shakespeare’s Othello‚ the power of jealousy dominates the play; at first‚ it’s Iago who is stricken with jealousy‚ when Othello appoints Cassio as his new lieutenant. Iago states‚ “And I‚ of whom his eyes had seen the proof at Rhodes‚ at Cyprus‚ and on other grounds…must be beleed and calmed by debitor and creditor‚”(I.i.29-32) after finding out he will be an ancient instead of a lieutenant. These words he has spoken show jealousy on his part because he wanted the lieutenant

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    armies and much more. Germany saw this as cruel and unfair to them‚ as they were given no role at the Versailles conference. Due to this‚ when Hitler rose to power‚ many Germans supported him and his ideas because he was also against following the rules of the treaty. The main reasons that the treaty caused World War II were the reparations‚ the land that they lost‚ and the limits put on their military. One of the important but least contributing factors of the treaty that upset Germany was the

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    Othello Speech

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    human condition in Othello. Give reference to one character and one theme. For centuries‚ William Shakespeare has captured the hearts of men and women with his tragedies. His plays explore human existence and raise questions about what it means to be human; allowing the audience to relate to his characters despite the era in which the play was produced. Good morning students‚ today I am going to discuss what role the human condition plays in the plot of Shakespeare’s play‚ Othello. In ‘The tragedy

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