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    Koch Brothers

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    A Princess of Mars was written in 1917‚ during this time period there was not a lot of Sci-Fi fantasy books or stories‚ and nor were they very popular. This book was looked at as pulp fiction because it was like nothing anyone had really read; therefore no one had anything to compare it to. Also‚ instead of looking at the qualities of the book‚ which make it literature‚ they looked at the book as more of a comic. To them‚ this was a ridiculous story solely for entertainment. Which in turn may have

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    Brianna Kelley Mystery In the book Acceleration by Graham McNamee‚ a teenage boy named Duncan works in a subway station for the lost and found. He ends up finding an eerie diary which depicts a so called murderers mind‚ and what he thinks of people. He compares the subway to an “audition‚ or a cattle call” as he’s searching for the “right one.” Near the middle of the diary‚ Duncan starts to believe he saw the woman the killer will go for next‚ and decides to follow her‚ instead of confronting

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    Cold Blood

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    In the non-fiction novel In Cold Blood‚ Truman Capote (1965) gives his own narrative of the Holcomb tragedy in which a family of four living out on a secluded farm were slaughtered with a shotgun by the collaboration of two individuals for a seemingly few dollars. In this novel‚ Capote gives a thorough character description of the two murderers‚ Richard Hickock and Perry Smith‚ as he recreates their experience (much as he sees it as it would be from their eyes). He gives accounts preceding the event

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    Bloods and Crips

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    The Bloods and the Crips The United States has had problems with gangs dated back as early as the 1800s. In today’s society when people hear about gangs the first two gangs that they think of are the Bloods and the Crips. Both of these gangs originated about forty years ago but are still going strong today. Although‚ at first these gangs were formed as a sort of territorial war the activities of the gang members has grown increasingly more dangerous. The Bloods and the Crips are mortal enemies

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    My Brother

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    The person that influences me the most is my dad. He is well educated. Also he is very helpful. In addition to that he is kind. I want to emulate him when I grow up. My dad is well educated because he graduated from Clark College with two AA degrees‚ the degree was in accounting and the other was medical billing and coding. He has a really great memory and can memorize things easily. My dad is always there for me and helps me with many things like my homework. He helps me practice outside for

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    Big Brother

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    * Was P&G justified in investigating its own employees in order to find the source of a suspected leak? Do you agree with Artz that a company has a right to protect its secrets? Does this right depend on the kind of information that a company seeks to protect. Yes‚ P&G did have the right to investigate their employees to find the source of the suspected leak. Companies have the right to choose representation of their choice. By doing so‚ P&G would be able to take the appropriate disciplinary

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    Blood Notes

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    REVIEW SHEET EXERCISE 11 Blood Analysis NAME: ELIZABETH ZANDONA Hematocrit Determination 1. Hematocrit values are usually ( higher / lower ) in healthy males‚ compared to healthy females. Give one possible explanation for this. MALES HAVE A HIGHER BLOOD VOLUME? 2. Living at high elevations will cause a person’s hematocrit to ( increase / decrease ). Explain your answer. INCREASE- THE DECREASE OF OXYGEN WILL CAUSE AN INCREASE OF RED BLOOD CELL PRODUCTION 3. Long-term athletic training

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    Blood Diamonds

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    off of subsistence agriculture‚ however‚ Diamond mining is considered for half of Sierra Leone’s exports. Diamonds were first discovered in Sierra Leone in 1930‚ and a war broke out between 1991 and 2002 over diamonds that led to the name blood diamonds. Blood diamonds are defined by diamond mining in a war zone‚ that people trade the diamonds for guns so then the diamonds go on to be sold to companies. It was not till January 1999‚ when people all round the world’s eyes were drawn to Sierra Leone

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    In COld Blood

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    Truman Capote explores the idea of victimization in his renowned American novel In Cold Blood. The Clutters are the most apparent victims‚ in which they all were brutally murdered in their own home. Without Capote’s depiction of the events that let up to that heinous crime‚ they would be known as the only casualties. In writing this novel‚ Capote portrays the two murders‚ Dick Hickock and Perry Smith‚ as victims as well; not of a homicide‚ but of life’s circumstances. Dick was born mentally handicapped

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    Surrounded by an atmosphere of mystery there is always a secret waiting to be solved. In the novel Frankenstein by Mary Shelley‚ hidden laws of nature unfolds as lives are destroyed when knowledge is acquired and understanding is unstoppable. The mystery ‚ the feeling of terror in the reader‚ and the supernatural elements are the essential ingredients in Frankenstein. Mary Shelley established an atmosphere of mystery in the novel by not giving the readers every single detail of an event or creation

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