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    that situation a family could rule for a long time . But in Egypt they had priests to tell the pharaoh what to do‚ and then the pharaoh would get the scribe to write what he or she wanted to tell the public. Now the pharaohs in order are Hatshepsut which was the first women to rule in Egypt at that time period then her son Thutmose was a pharaoh. The most famous Pharaoh was the youngest was King Tutamen. The Economy in egypt wasvery great because people

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    that Robin Hood only robs those who are corrupt Christians and seeks to expose them while following his knightly code and protecting others who truly honor the holy king. The movie also shows Robin Hood kneeling before King Richard after he returns from the holy land and removes his disguise. Kneeling is common practice for knights when they seek to honor the Christian king‚ and Robin Hood follows this exactly. Clearly‚ Robin Hood and his men seek to defend true Christians‚ just like many knights at

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    “killing spree”. The first image presents a rather horrifying image of a dead shark covered in blood‚ with it’s jaws open showing all of it’s teeth. A man is kneeling down beside the shark with one arm appearing to be resting on the shark. The shark is a lot bigger than the man in the photo‚ this is magnified even more by the man kneeling down. The photographer is positioning the viewer to see the shark as a big‚ scary monster‚ and the man to be a hero for killing it… as though killing a shark is

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    lies a contorted body with his arms and legs sprawled in different directions while clouded eyes peer out towards the viewer as he lays in a surrounding of his own blood. Behind the man bound to the wooden post‚ men in a similar position are seen‚ kneeling in defeat. To his left‚ the viewers are able to see the cause of the carnage‚ as a line of

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    One thing that I dislike is when some people dishonor our National Anthem by either sitting down for it or kneeling down hint Kaepernick. Anyone can disrespect the National Anthem‚ but then they have to deal with the people who actually care about the Anthem and our country. After someone disrespects the Flag and the Anthem everyone else goes awol because that specific person isn’t being respectful to the Flag and the Anthem. Like Kaepernick‚ he had to kneel down apparently for the National Anthem

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    Should professional athletes be required to stand and salute the flag during the Pledge of Allegiance? Should professional athletes have to do what they do not believe in? In fact‚ this topic is a major issue in America. Even more important players are not standing or saluting during the Pledge of Allegiance because they want change. Professional athletes should not be required to stand and salute the flag during the Pledge of Allegiance because they have freedom to express their beliefs‚ they want

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    As is evident from the Holy Scriptures‚ bows‚ kneeling and prostrations were employed during prayer even in the Old Testament. King David refers to bowing down to God or to His temple in many of the psalms‚ for example: "Bow down to the Lord in His holy court" (Ps. 28:2); "I shall bow down toward Thy

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    tuberosity. This can cause multiple sub-acute avulsion fractures along with inflammation of the tendon‚ leading to excess bone growth in the tuberosity and producing a visible lump which can be very painful when hit. In more detail‚ activities such as kneeling may irritate the tendon. The syndrome may develop without trauma or other apparent cause; however‚ some studies report up to 50% of patients relates a history of precipitating trauma. In a retrospective study of adolescents‚ young athletes actively

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    impeccable and root deeply from her sense of description. The diction inside of Dickinson ’s poem is very direct and straight to the point‚ with little wandering‚ even for the use of imagery. Even though some statements‚ such as "...an Emperor be kneeling..."‚ make it hard for the reader to follow the poem‚ it allows the reader to expound more on the poem and in doing so become more able to understand the poem and relate it to self. The diction used affects the poem great as well as the way it is

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    warrior lying under the second warrior. This same scene was repeated on all four side of the sarcophagus. On the four corner of the sarcophagus is what appears to be the result of the battle. It shows a Roman soldier standing behind a warrior who was kneeling on the ground‚ head facing down‚ and both her hand was tied behind her back. We know that this sarcophagus is intended for a Roman soldier and it intended to glorify him is due to several elements that we can find on the relief. in the

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