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    Daniel Hadden Ms. Carey English 11A 6 October 2012 Is Elizabeth Innocent Elizabeth Proctor was proven innocent‚ but she is not what everyone thinks she is. Elizabeth is the catalyst of the trials because of her relationship with Abigail Williams and how Elizabeth treated her husband. John Proctor has fights in which Elizabeth starts that make her look bad. She also had acted very poorly to Abigail after her affair with John that kick started a lot of events that lead to the trials. “I know

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    decide who’s guilty or not guilty based on one story‚ and no other example shows that more than the trial of Adnan Masud Syed. On January 13th‚ 1999‚ Hae Min Lee‚ a high school senior at Woodlawn High School‚ went missing. Following this‚ a search for her ensued‚ and when her body was found just six weeks later‚ her ex-boyfriend‚ Adnan Syed‚ was accused of her murder‚ and was found guilty and sentenced to life in prison‚ plus thirty years. To put it narrowly‚ Adnan was wrongly deemed guilty of Hae’s

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    I will persist until I succeed. I was not delivered unto this World in defeat‚ nor does failure course in my veins. I will hear not those who weep and complain‚ for their disease is contagious. The slaughterhouse of failure is not my destiny. The prizes of life are at the end of each journey‚ not near the beginning; and it is not given to me to know how many steps are necessary in order to reach my goal. Failure I may still encounter at the thousandth step‚ yet success hides behind the next

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    In Euripides’ Greek play "Medea"‚ Medea’s revenge ultimately makes her guilty of causing the tragedy‚ not Jason. This is because her crimes far outweigh those of Jason‚ she is aware of her actions and their consequences and Jason never intends to hurt anyone. The term "Medea’s revenge" refers to the murder of Creon‚ Glauce and Medea’s two sons in order to upset Jason. "Guilty" in this context refers to the person who is responsible for the tragedy of four deaths. The murder of four human beings

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    Albert Einstein once assured‚ “If I were to remain silent‚ I’d be guilty of complicity” Never remain silent‚ never become guilty of something you have never done. In effect‚ this shows how you have to stand up taller when knocked down. Become yourself and feel the power you can demand. Joan Bauer’s realistic fiction novel‚ The Truth About Sharks‚ introduces us to such a character. Beth needed an outfit for a party later that evening. Beth went to a local store and starting trying on a dress. Madge

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    Throughout Joseph McCarthy’s accusations of communism there was talk of some of his victims possibly being innocent. One of these victims that was allegedly innocent was Arthur Miller. Miller‚ because he was wronged by the law‚ decided to write a similar story to the events of the McCarthy trials in order to make McCarthy’s ideals seem flawed. Miller believed that if he could write a story to prove the accusations incorrect he would be able to re-establish his respectable reputation. This story is

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    radio dramas. The broadcast‚ however‚ was revised so it would be set in the United States and it even sounded like a news report. The radio drama led to mass panic all over the United States and even deaths. Because of this broadcast‚ Orson Welles is guilty of violating the Clear and Present Danger Clause of the 1st Amendment. Orson Welles violated the Clear and Present Danger Clause because he created a location danger with the revised version of the novel‚ War of the Worlds. He had Howard Koch help

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    Animal Testing Heather R. Johnson Ottawa University OAD-31664 Fall 2 Semester 2013 Abstract With animal testing‚ the killing and harming innocent animals‚ being around for centuries with little change‚ will exploiting the facts that the public does not know about‚ help put an end to all the product and medication testing on animals? Introduction Animal testing has been around for centuries‚ when it really should be one of those “cruel memories” of things we have done in the

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    A theme that stood in the way of Mr. Hooper overcoming his committed sin is his guilty conscience. Mr. Hooper was guilty‚ which forced him to wear a black veil that made him feel as if his sin was non-existing. The gossip through the towns people weighs on Mr. Hooper’s conscious. The townspeople are feeling guilty due to the fact they have sins of their too that they should try to heal from. There are viewers who have dug deeper in the guilt factor that Hawthorne uses as a theme which is portrayed

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    When determining who is to blame‚ an obvious target that appears is the Coyotes‚ and more specifically Mendez‚ his real name being Antonio Lopez Ramos‚ the guide for the Welton 26‚ however much of the evidence supposedly proving Mendez’s guilt are weak testimonies or reasons that can be traced to issues on a larger scale. A common argument made accusing Mendez was that he did not prepare the Welton 26 for their journey‚ he did not warn them of the dangers‚ nor did he tell them to bring adequate water

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