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    Love and hate are two powerful and intense emotions that define humankind. Both emotions are independently defined as opposites but are almost compatible in terms of how they make one feel. Love and hate are also dependent emotions‚ you feel one because of the other. They are like two halves of a whole‚ one cannot exist without the other. Hate is the absence of love. We love to hate but hate to love. Love and hate are not as complicated as people make them out to be but they have different levels

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    More Powerful Than a Whole Country The documentary‚ Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry‚ encourages people to take risks at maintaining their individuality in an environment where nonconformity and freedom of expression provoke punishment. In the film‚ the renowned artist and activist‚ Ai Weiwei‚ advocates against the corrupt Chinese police and the ruthless Chinese government through his art. Despite his hardships‚ Weiwei remains dedicated to reinforce enlightenment and sentiment in fellow Chinese civilians.

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    Is Love Stronger Than Hate? Love and hate are two of the most powerful emotions. Both can make one take daring‚ risky decisions‚ and make one’s thoughts cloudy. But which one is stronger? Which emotion can cause a pair of star-crossed lovers to take their lives? In the classic Shakespeare play‚ Romeo and Juliet‚ two lovers from different family clans are being pulled apart. Romeo‚ after committing an accidental murder‚ is banished from his love’s city. In an attempt to keep their love together

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    Our history has been based on a strong democratic sense of characterization. As a people‚ our forefathers have worshiped the great Athena; the goddess of justice and wisdom in hopes that she would lend her grace to the state. This grace has allowed for the prosperity and affluence Athens now has. Pride in our polis’s history has developed a unique collective identity‚ ideals were placed in the system that allowed the advances of its citizens. To protect these ideals‚ it is with great lengths that

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    specifically if your going to be conducting real business transactions with them‚ and more importantly if your wanting something out of them. if your in a country that’s not your own then you respect the culture history and language of said county and if you can speak in their home language‚ well that just shows how respectful you are ............never expected a Ron Howard film to be filled with so much hate‚ as for those Americans that like this racist shit‚ well lets be honest‚ there’s really

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    "Words are more treacherous and powerful than we think." Language is an essential tool to people for communicating messages and expressing feelings. Civilizations‚ and an understanding of the world around have been built with language‚ but as there is no doubt that words are powerful‚ they have also destroyed lives and relations to prove their potentiality. Now the question is‚ how does this relate to the areas of knowing? The most obvious effect of language is in the human sciences since psychology

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    Compare Night and “The Perils of Indifference.” Which is more powerful? Why? From my point of view‚ Night is much more powerful than The Perils of Indifference. I believe this is the case for a few reasons; It’s easier to relate to‚ provided more examples for the area of concern‚ and conveys more of a story. The first reason the book Night is more powerful than the the Perils of Indifference is because it is easier for me to relate to and sympathize with. The book is told from the perspective of

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    able to choose their own leader." Albert Einstein “No man is good enough to govern another man without that other ’s consent.”
 Abraham Lincoln Why are some leaders more powerful than others? Is there one “best style” of leadership or does it depend on who is following? Do women followers prefer a different leadership style than men followers? When I think of great leaders‚ a few names come to my mind: Abraham Lincoln‚ Mahatma Gandhi. A strong leader has the power and the ability to influence

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    Why are some presidents more powerful than others? Some president in the Unites States are more powerful than others for many reasons. The most prominent reason for this is due to current events which occur during their time in office‚ these maybe disasters‚ economic problems or even just the current views of congress. In this essay I will explore why some presidents are more powerful than others. The first reason for why some presidents gain more power than others during their time in An additional

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    Love > Hate In Charles Dickens’ novel‚ A Tale of Two Cities‚ he illustrates the constant battle between love and hate. This battle is never-ending‚ but in the novel‚ I believe that love won‚ and that love is greater than hate. Love is displayed as love for family and friends‚ while hate is displayed as hate for the aristocrats and revenge. Lucie‚ a young girl who never met her father‚ grows into a strong woman and her love for her family is evident. Her love even saved her father from his despair

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