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    12/29/12 Vocabulary Lesson Six: Exercise 1: 1) Platitude 2) Venerate 3) Hubris 4) Accoutrement 5) Antediluvian Exercise 2: 1) The thief found himself in an imbroglio when he released he did not have any mask on to hide his identity as a thief. 2) Our Sectarian neighbors seldom speak to us because they feel our beliefs differ to strongly 3) The corrupt police commissioner often made the sanctimonious claim that he was doing the right thing to fight crime.

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    Mercy kill

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    the life of a person or an animal that is suffering from uncurable or painful disease or condition. The word euthanasia comes from Greek‚ with "eu" meaning good or happy and "thanatos" meaning death. In other words‚ euthanasia can also be defined as mercy killing. There are different types of euthanasia‚ voluntary euthanasia‚ non-voluntary euthanasia and involuntary euthanasia. Voluntary euthanasia is performed when a patient suffers from a terminal disease; Non-voluntary euthanasia is euthanasia performed

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    Benedict Arnold was born in Norwich Connecticut‚ January 14‚ 1741. He was 1 out of 5 children and his sister that survived to adulthood. When he was growing up his family was wealthy. Benedict’s childhood was rough. Benedict’s father was a successful businessman. His father did not manage to keep the family’s money that well‚ and they were financially ruined. When he was growing up he was a apothecary and a bookseller. At the age of 15 he ran away and enlisted in the Continental Army where he help

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    Benedict Arnold is mostly known for being a traitor to the colonists. He became general on the colonists side then switched to the British side. He gave the british all the secret plans that the colonists had that would have made them win earlier. He became a spy for the british. He joined the war because of the sugar act‚ he was outraged by it. He decided to join the sons of liberty to help protest against it. Benedict joined the militia and soon became the captain. He fought in the battle of the

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    good idea of who Pope Benedict XVI was. All I knew was that he was a very intellectual and gentle man from Germany who people loved to listen to. There have been many controversies surrounding Pope Benedict‚ but people continue to listen to his insightful religious lectures. Now after reading this brief insight by Sister Mary‚ I have developed a newfound appreciation for this man because of the hardships he experienced early in his life. To overcome these adversities‚ Pope Benedict relied on his love

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    Anthropologists. Anthropology is the study of mankind‚ their societies‚ and the customs they have. Two Anthropologist that I will compare and contrast are Ruth Benedict and Carolyn Fluehr-Lobban. Benedict believes that morality differs in every society around the world. Benedict’s main view in the anthropology world is moral/ethical relativism. Benedict uses this to show how different cultures have different moral/ethical codes. Moral/ethical relativism is the ethical theory that denies the existence

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    War Without Mercy

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    Review of War Without Mercy Throughout the years there have been many books written about the Great World Wars. As a young child‚ my grandfather who served on the U.S.S Indianapolis owned a massive amount of books specifically about World War II. Every day that I spent with him we would flip through the pages of the endless books at our disposal. He would reminisce and tell me all of his war stories with great enthusiasm until he was blue in the face. He sparked an interest of history and World

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    Euthanasia: Mercy or Crime? Euthanasia‚ has long been a highly touchy and debatable issue in many fields. Although the lives of many patients can be saved through new breakthroughs in treatment and technology‚ mankind is still unable to find the cure for many illnesses. Even with all the money in the world‚ patients who suffer from chronic diseases and illnesses are forced to go through the struggles of physical pain. They have no other choice but to bear with their suffering. Supporters of euthanasia

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    The Mysterious Benedict Society‚ by Trenton Lee Stewart‚ is a powerful work of science fiction exploring the devastating‚ large-scale mental effects of a formidable new (fictional) device. This technological element places it firmly in the science fiction genre. It is a strong work of science fiction because it explores several different outcomes‚ rather than just one‚ of new technology. However‚ it stands out from other science fiction works in two ways: it utilizes a lighter tone and different

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    Justice Versus Mercy

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    Justice can be interpreted as receiving what is deserved‚ whereas mercy means receiving what is not deserved. Although these two qualities seem to share a completely different set of aspects‚ in a civilized human life they are placed together in a parallel position where one is as fundamental as the other. However‚ for the continuation of civilized life‚ justice is a greater concern and should be taken more seriously over mercy. King Lear‚ a tremendous effort by William Shakespeare provides a clear

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