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    One quiet night‚ Cohn was heading over to the O’Leary barn for a famous gambling game. Legend has it that Mrs.O’Leary’s cow knocked over a kerosene lamp and that started the fire. Others believe that “Pegleg” Sullivan started it‚ or Bella’s comet did it. But in reality‚ Louis M. Cohn was the one who started the Great Chicago fire. Louis Cohn started the fire during his famous gambling night. He was the only culprit who admitted to starting the fire. So‚ if he didn’t do it‚ who did? Louis M

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    1. Al Capone a. Alphonse "Al" Capone (January 17‚ 1899 – January 25‚ 1947) b. Smuggling and bootlegging liquor‚ and other illegal activities such as prostitution‚ in Chicago from the early 1920s to 1931. c. He made various charitable endeavors using the money he made from his activities‚ and was viewed by many to be a "modern-day Robin Hood". d. It was said that Capone ordered the 1929 Saint Valentine’s Day Massacre in the Lincoln \ Park

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    Johnny and I Imagine walking home from school and seeing your parents fighting through the window. Then imagine it for five days a week. Unlike me this is one of the many struggles Johnny has to deal with. Johnny is a 16 year old fiction boy from a book called The Outsiders. Although Johnny and I have different living spaces we both share many of the same qualities. Johnny is a quiet boy with many personal struggles he only talks when he feels the need. Like when Dally is speaking rudely to

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    thing in the end? This happened to Dove in the book Johnny Termain. Sadly‚ in the book Johnny Termain‚ Johnny was always correcting Dove and judging him on his work. This led to hatred‚ wanting to take revenge on Johnny‚ then one day Johnny was breaking the Sabbath‚ and Dove had a chance to take revenge on him. Having so much hatred towards Johnny Dove chose to do a terrible little trick on Johnny. Dove did not mean to make his revenge for Johnny to go so far as to cripple Johnny’s hand but it did

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    two short stories “Rose-Johnny” and “Drinking Coffee elsewhere” both Rose Johnny and Dina there past Because of their rough lives in the past it make it difficult for them to feel comfortable and not want to open up to anyone. Rose and Dina have similarities such as being an outcast‚ secluded and suffering from a troubled past. However‚ they also have difference Rose-Johnny is polite‚ quiet and generous and Dina is angry‚ loud and straightforward. Rose Johnny is an outcast where she is

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    In my own country‚ the cultural perception of time is different from U.S.‚ especially the punctuality concept‚ and the pace of life. In my country‚ when you have a meeting at 10:00AM‚ this means that you could be there at 10:00AM‚ or even you can come a bit late such as 10:10AM‚ 10:15AM‚ … This will be no problem‚ the late is acceptable and everyone understands about it. They will wait for you and other people until everyone comes to the meeting‚ and then the meeting will be started right after that

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    WHy hello there. What am i actually supposed to write here? Idek. j jasjspw uduueje dudhisjjskw sdydjr ruufyht igiguthjt jghfurkfhd djdhhhhd dhoweih fhf f. rehhell ojjrntmt jjjdyr rhdjdnf gieejrn si fihsdfs dsdf/ . oepedh dheiowelhlledf n Cicero[edit] The Torrio-Capone organization‚ as well as the Sicilian-American Genna crime family‚ competed with the North Side Gang of Dean O’Banion. In May 1924‚ O’Banion discovered that their Sieben Brewery was going to be raided by federal agents and sold

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    List five advantages and five disadvantages of using case structures to program multiple alternative decisions Advantages: 1. Easier to debug 2. Easier to read 3. Easier to understand 4. Easier to maintain 5. Faster execution Disadvantages 1. Frequent source of bugs 2. Have a longer program than necessary 3. Error control harder to manage 4. Debugging may have issues 5. Program may look right and run right in part of the program but not in another List five advantages and five disadvantages

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    The Mafia Everyone has heard of the notorious Al Capone. Gang leader from Chicago who is responsible for many murders. What some may not know is that he was also a part of a much larger organization known as The Mafia. Defined by Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary as a “secret criminal society” the Mafia controls all organized crime in a particular area. They knew how to get what they wanted without getting caught and were not afraid of anything or anyone. Although the Mafia is still around

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    The Italian Mafia was very popular in the early 18th century. The mafia grew even larger and stronger by the 19th century. By then the Mafia had become a vast criminally oriented society. The Mafia followed its own rules and their own authority and ignored any other forms of order. Joining the Mafia then was like joining a religion. You were committed for life. You can’t retire from it and this still holds true for people in the Mafia now. They were taught when joining the basic rules of sword‚ knife

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