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    Juvenile Delinquents: Can They Still be Our Future? Children that commit crimes should have an opportunity to be rehabilitated while they are still young instead of becoming institutionalized at a vulnerable age. There is still a chance that these young criminals can still be a useful part of the community. They can be reeducated in the way that society operates‚ in cognitive development‚ social skills‚ job training and marketability. They can even become productive citizens instead of a complete

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    I agree with the author of this specific article‚"It’s Still A Mad‚ Mad California" that California is by far the most contentious and over-regulated state in America. The author brings up a good point: those who convey passionate beliefs against Trump and his policies‚ believe they are fighting for the poor’s rights‚ end up as hypocrites. This is because many of the people who have spoken against Trump are amongst the rich that would want government regulation to keep them safe from the same people

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    “the richness of the promise has not run out”(11). The promise of a good life in America is still out there that is why the American Dream has not run out. The American Dream is still out there because‚ one can get a job that provides financial stability‚ if one works for it one can achieve it‚ hard work and dedication can take a person anywhere. There are many different reasons why the American Dream still exists. Many households in the U.S. have wage earners “earning between $30‚000 and $90‚000

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    Women Still Have Power The 1970s were a rough year for African-Americans‚ still fighting for social and political rights in the United States. In this period‚ women still did not receive equal rights. However‚ in 1972‚ “Congress approved the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) to the Constitution‚ which reads: ‘Equality of rights under the law shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any state on account of sex’ (History.com Staff).” Out of the thirty-eight necessary states only twenty-two

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    ‘Social class is still the main determinant of voting behaviour.’ Discuss. In some ways‚ this statement is correct‚ however‚ as society is evolving this is becoming less and less apparent. The change in voting behaviour based on classes started to change between 1945 and the 1980s‚ where the class de-alignment occurred. This was the decline in the relationship between social class and voting. After World War II‚ the distinctions between the classes became less important as the country had fought

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    Double Standards: Still Exist One might say that men and women in this country are equal. Although society has come a long way in granting gender equality double standards still exist. These double standards regarding the different genders weigh down our society and negatively affect our nation’s course of equality and freedom. Both men and women are an essential part of society with an equal capability for success. Unfortunately due to stereotypes many are held back from reaching their potential

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    DOES THE OFFICE OF THE PROPHET STILL EXIST TODAY? By Wonah Moses (+2348033367813) Reg. No: PTS/Dip/2012/035/3A INTRODUCTION My simple answer to the question above is yes! Who is a Prophet? From the Scripture‚ we see that Prophets were the men called by God to speak on behalf of God. In other words‚ Prophets took the word from God and gave it to God’s people. The Webster ’s definition is: "one who utters divinely inspired revelations; one regarded by a group of followers as the final authoritative

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    in One Claesz’s Vanitas Still Life is an Oil on Panel still life depicting various objects on a table. A violin rests on top of a booklet. A wine glass is keeled over the booklet as well. Behind the booklet is a human skull. Left to the violin lies a round silver ball that casts a reflection of the painter painting this picture. In front of the round silver ball lies a snuff box. Lying right next to the snuff box is a key with a lanyard attached to it. Vanitas Still Life portrays two realities

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    Diploma In Information Management (IM110) Organizing in Information (imd 253) Group Assignment : why are card catalog still hard to use Prepared by : IM110 5B Nurfarahin Bt Rosli (2010361935) Jacqlinda anak Demai (2010057474) Prepered for : Madam Favilla Saini Submit : March‚2013 This summary is discussed and about of the Why the catalog still hard to use?The definition of card catalog are which this types of catalog are more to the difficult to use and not support with

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    They were humiliated. Angelou wrote this this to anyone willing to read it and possibly the white people during 1978. She wrote Still I Rise‚ because she was trying to show that she can be strong through everything she has been through. The poem addresses how whites might have seen the blacks in this time period. It is highly political and highly personal. The theme of Still I rise‚ is mainly about resilience and determination when forcing oppression. This theme generally talks about the historical

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