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    Wildlife sanctuaries of India India has over 441 animal sanctuaries‚ referred to as Wildlife sanctuaries (IUCN Category IV Protected Area). Among these‚ the 41 Tiger Reserves are governed by Project Tiger‚ and are of special significance in the conservation of the tiger. Some wildlife sanctuaries are specifically named Bird Sanctuary‚ e.g. Keoladeo National Park before attaining National Park status. Many National Parks were initially Wildlife Sanctuaries. Wildlife sanctuaries of national importance

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    The book‚ ‘The Killing Zone’ by Frederick Downs‚ is an autobiography of his own experiences in the war of Vietnam 1967. He splits the book into multiple sections and is in the format of diary inserts describing his journey from start to finish of his time in Asia and his physical and mental incidents. The first chapter is titles ‘The Bridges’ and his journal entries start September 8‚ 1967 when he arrives to Vietnam. He describes looking down at the war zone and being surprised by how many lights

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    Is Achilles Justified in Killing Hector and is Odysseus Justified in Killing the Suitors? Holding the power of life and death is a very serious responsibility. Under most circumstances death penalty is not right and can be handled in a much better way. Because we are made in the image of God we are commanded not to kill. But there are some circumstances in which the killing of a wrong-doer is justified. Actions speak louder than words.

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    Gregers’s impassioned rhetoric to the banal household object. The removal of the lampshade recalls how the petty concerns of the household function throughout the play to deflate the tirades of our would-be romantic heroes. The Garret and Studio The Wild Duck organizes the stage into a spatial metaphor. Hialmar’s studio serves as the central playing space. As noted in the stage directions‚ it appears littered with photographic tools and apparatus. At a number of moments in the play‚ various characters

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    Call of the Wild - Final Essay Throughout the story‚ Buck changes a lot. His specific traits develop significantly as it progresses further and further‚ some more than others. One trait in particular that seems to progress the most throughout the story‚ is how violent he is. Through his many experiences‚ from new owners to vicious dogs‚ Buck learns that he will have to change some of his behavioral tactics if he wants to survive this journey. Much of his changing deals with how well he communicates

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    Everybody has had their good and bad times‚ and usually with their bad times they have to persevere. In The Call of the Wild‚ Buck was torn from his loving‚ peaceful life and forced into hard labor‚ hatred‚ and regret as he got to know how the wild works. On the other hand‚ my dad had to persevere when his sister and niece died and he had to learn how to get through that hard time in his life just like Buck had to do. Growing up can have its challenges that require much adaptation and perseverance

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    Dexter‚ Christian A. Review of Killing Custer: The Battle of Little Bighorn and the Fate of the Plains Indians. By James Welch and Paul Stekler. New York: W.W Norton Company‚ 1994. From time to time‚ a book of true historical significance is written on a subject that has been written on almost endlessly. The Battle of the Little Big Horn is one of the most written about‚ speculated on‚ celebrated‚ talked about‚ and glorified events in American History. Popularly known as "Custer’s Last Stand"

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    to keep going. In Call Of The Wild Buck is taken from his home and thrown into a world he has never seen before and is faced with many difficult and dangerous challenges. In contrast my dad had a tough time balancing multiply difficulties at once. They may have their differences but they both got help and listened to the people that were in charge. In life everyone will face difficult events and in order to overcome them they will need to persevere. In Call Of The Wild Buck is taken from his warm

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    Theme: Survival of the Fittest The Call of the Wild is a about a dog named Buck. More importantly‚ his transformation from the old Buck‚ the civilized Buck‚ to the new ferocious Buck‚ who must learn to adapt to the dangerous life of the Sled Dog‚ where survival is the only goal. In The Call of the Wild‚ determination and dominance are on a basic level of survival. Buck is determined to survive‚ but also to be leader. Buck learns the hard way that “kill or be killed” is the only way of life among

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    Pity the Bear in Judith Minty’s story‚ Killing the Bear - Pity the Bear in Judith Minty’s story‚ Killing the Bear  Judith Minty’s story‚ "Killing the Bear‚" is a rather chilling tale about a woman who shoots a bear to death. The story is not merely a simple account of the incident however. It is full of stories and facts about bears‚ which affect how the reader reacts to the story. In the beginning‚ the reader expects the bear to be portrayed as a cold-blooded monster who must be killed for the safety

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