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    In the poem‚”So Are You” by Isaiah Zerbst (poetrysoup.com)‚ comparison is used to show the way the narrator feels about someone. I think the narrator is the poet/author because the poem is told in first person. The poet’s tone is affectionate because he is talking about how great the other person is and how he feels about her. The mood in this poem is calm‚ hopeful‚ and joyful‚ because the narrator makes you feel very calm/peaceful as he is talking about the girl. The first example of a simile is

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    My essay is about the fox and the sounds it makes. Before we get started I suggest we should read these important sentences below and think about its meaning. Dog goes woof Cat goes meow Bird goes tweet and mouse goes squeek Cow goes moo Frog goes croak and the elephant goes toot Ducks say quack and fish go blub and the seal goes ow ow ow ow ow But theres one sound That no one knows What does the fox say? Ring-ding-ding-ding-dingeringeding! Gering-ding-ding-ding-dingeringeding

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    What do you believe about writing‚ and why? What do you believe about writing‚ and why? I believe that writing can be a great tool for everyone in order to express themselves freely. Not everyone is a writer; some people have to work at putting their thoughts and words together‚ before putting them to paper. We are all unique in how we express ourselves; some are just more creative than others. How do we as individuals‚ get to that point to be able to expand or elaborate further on paper

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    Misty M. Hart ENGL 101-B05 June 3‚ 2013 Essay #1 Narrative Argument About Education Reading the web is not the same as reading in the book or magazine or even newspaper. The information that you read from the internet may not stick with you as long as it would if you were to read a book‚ newspaper‚ magazine‚ or journal. This can’t be a hundred percent accurate for everyone‚ but according to most people that I have questioned‚ the information that they read from the web/internet doesn’t stick

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    1. What is the difference between a priori proof of God’s existence and a posteriori one? What makes St. Anselm’s proof an a priori proof? What makes St. Thomas’s five proofs posterior? The difference between a priori and a posteriori proof is based off of knowledge that is independent of experience or reasoning that is dependent upon experience. An a prior proof is an ontological argument which is the study of being; a subset of metaphysics. Also an a prior proof would lack experience to be justified

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    Assassination can be defined as the targeted killing of an individual for political reasons in peacetime. It can be undertaken by individual citizens‚ or by the agents of another state‚ but in either case it takes place without any legal process. Assassinating a dictator is often considered in the context of Hitler and Stalin‚ or of secret CIA action against foreign leaders such as Fidel Castro in the Cold War period (after this became public knowledge in the mid-1970s US Presidents have banned the

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    Analysis of “What Money Can’t Buy: The Moral Limits of Markets”‚ by Michael Sandel Introduction In the article "What Money Can’t Buy: The Moral Limits of Markets‚" Michael Sandel points out that over the past thirty years Americans have transformed what would be considered a strong and lively free market into a nation of citizens who see everything as a commodity available on the market‚ including things like‚ people’s daily and personal lives (reality TV)‚ personal tragedy‚ death‚ and gender choices

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    Individuality Over God Although there is great variety in religion and philosophy‚ children are often directed towards certain beliefs. For example‚ those who are raised in a religious environment can feel that they have no choice but to conform to the religion of their families and friends. The American Humanist Association (AHA) strives to change this. In the article “Atheist Activists Targeting Children With ‘Good Without God’ Campaign” by Heather Clark‚ the author reports the start of an advertising

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    Tattoos and piercings have been looked upon for many years as negativity in the work environment. Individuals often assume you are a part of a gang or have been in prison when they notice tattoos upon your body. When in reality history has shown that this artwork has served in many different cultures‚ and rites of passage‚ sometimes marking status and rank‚ parts of symbols and religions‚ spiritual devotion‚ arts of bravery love‚ punishment‚ amulets‚ talismans‚ and protection from entities

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    In the novel‚ “What Money Can’t Buy” Michael J. Sandel uses numerous real world analogies to display how incentives and the lack of monetary limits are defacing personal relations‚ separating society based on wealth‚ and creating corruption through the commodification of everyday life. The interaction between humans is a crucial part to a healthy and functioning society. Sandel expresses that putting a monetary value on things such as a Papal Mass in New York or a free Shakespeare play in the park

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