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    In the 1920’s‚ the main goal for society was to reach its ideal version of the American Dream. One would think that achieving the American Dream meant conquering all odds and prospering in life‚ but instead was considered an ambition for society in order to assemble money and wealth. The main character‚ Gatsby‚ was portrayed as an outsider in his own society because of the methods he acquired to reach prominence. As a result of his advancement‚ Gatsby’s social class placement was modified making

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    the process depends on the activities in the loops of Henle. The loops of Henle and the collecting ducts are in the medulla of the kidney. The other parts of the nephron are outside the medulla in the outer region‚ the cortex. There’s a fluid in the medulla that contains an osmotic gradient in which solutes are steadily more concentrated in the direction away from the cortex. There are two kinds of solutes in the gradient: salt and urea. The loops of Henle create a salt gradient which actively transport

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    Do Judges Make Law

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    Judges do make law — it’s their job By Erwin Chemerinsky and Catherine Fisk Misleading and silly slogans about what judges do are dominating the debate about Supreme Court nominee John Roberts. President Bush and Republican politicians constantly repeat‚ as a mantra‚ that Roberts is a desirable choice because he won’t "legislate from the bench" and will merely "apply the law‚ not make it." But every lawyer knows that judges make law — it’s their job. In fact‚ law students learn in the first semester

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    What kind of ways can sports help benefit and make me a successful candidate for continuing my education? There are many things that sports have taught me that make me the perfect candidate for being successful at the next level of education. Sports are unpredictable and prepare you for some of the most difficult situations you will have to deal with. In sports you encounter many hard obstacle‚ just like in school. I have learned determination which helps me everyday in school and helps me become

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    Growing up in a close family can make you the person who you are right now. When you’re young you may not notice but your family may be influencing the type of person you will become in life. Growing up with my family has influenced me in significant ways‚ one‚ being a great listener‚ two‚ being respectful towards all people‚ and three‚ being a dependable individual. Growing up in my family I’ve noticed that we are all great listeners. I remember being young and my mother and father would always

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    that social policy is a good thing for family life. With the changes in social policy‚ it encourages diversity within the family. For example the divorce law has made it easier and cheaper for women to get divorced‚ which means has had a knock on effect with families. The way it’s had a knock on effect is that there have been more divorces‚ less people getting married first time‚ and more people getting married for the second time‚ which is called the reconstitued family. You also have more and more

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    Happiness is the meaning and purpose of life‚ the whole aim and end of human existence.”–Aristotle By Dave Hood Many of the great philosophers have attempted to answer the question: What makes people happy? World religions‚ such as Christianity‚ have attempted to explain what makes people happy and how to live a happy life through faith‚ the belief in God‚ by reading scripture‚ by living life according to the moral code‚ and by the religious doctrine imposed by the church. The philosophy

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    Political Economic and Social Realities of 17th Century France Political‚ economic and social realities of a society can significantly shape its perceptions and ability to make war. At his death‚ King Louis XIV’s final words were‚ “I have loved war too much.” In this reflection‚ King Louis XIV no doubt considered his many conquests as the longest reigning monarch in France‚ but more importantly‚ his words gives rise to the systemic political and social changes that revolutionized warfare in seventeenth-century

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    Family Guy Bad Influence

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    monkey do saying. Kids especially are known to do this. They tend to mimic everything that they see‚ and this is how they learn new things. On today’s television there are so many different shows and cartoons that kids learn things from some of the things they learn are great and other things are not so good for children viewing such as the cartoon Family Guy. People may look at Family Guy as a very funny cartoon but in all it’s actually a very rude show. When the creator came up with it I do not think

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    clan or society (Durkheim 1912‚ pg 74). He argued that people use insignificant objects such as animals and vegetables (lizard‚ caterpillar‚ rat‚ plum tree) make them into totems‚ which they collectively worship (Durkheim 1912‚ pg 75). Thus those objects(totems) represent society and distinguish one society from another and when people worship their totems they are worshipping their society (Durkheim 1912‚ pg 75). This gives people a sense of collective live and binds people in society together

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