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    Illegal Fishing

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    monte‚ Joan Carla ILLEGAL FISHING The Philippines ranked 11th among the top fish producing countries in 2003 with the production of 2.63 million tonnes of fish‚ crustaceans‚ molluscs and aqua plants. As an archipelagic state with over 2.2 million km of highly productive seas‚ the Philippines has vast fishery resources‚ and the most biodiverse marine area in the world. However all the country ’s main fish species and marine organisms are showing signs of overfishing. Illegal fishing methods kill

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    Illegal Logging Illegal logging and the international trade in illegally logged timber is a major problem for many timber-producing countries. Illegal logging degrades forests‚ costs governments billions of dollars‚ promotes corruption‚ and funds armed conflict. It impedes sustainable development in some of the poorest countries of the world. Global Witness’s first campaign looked at how ‘conflict timber’ was funding the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia. Our investigations led to the Thai-Cambodia border

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    A comment on ’A Glimpse of Things to Come ’: Two points of view I. Lee M. Silvers point of view Professor Lee M. Silver states in the prologue of his controversial book Remaking Eden: Cloning and Beyond in the Brave New World‚ that with the advancements in reprogenetics (a technological mixture of reproductive biology and genetics) parents can have "complete control over their genetic destiny" and can "enhance the characteristics" of their children and grand children. Silver stresses that "the

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    Rankin February 12‚ 2013 Point of view paper Essay 1- “A Martian Sends a Postcard Home” Prison is a very dark and desolate place that presents the feeling of being trapped. Chris Rain in his poem “A Martian Sends a Postcard Home” talks literally about how a Martian is confused about everything on Earth. Raine’s dad was a former boxer and then became a bomb armorer for the British army‚ so maybe somehow Raine was exposed to prisoners of war and some kind of prison at some point in his life. Most analysts

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    I. Thesis: Illegal Immigration has been a problem in the United States for the past few decades. II. Statistics: a. State rates: i. In 2006 an estimated 11‚555‚000 illegal immigrants were living in America ii. 2‚930‚000 living in California iii. 1‚640‚000 living in Texas iv.  35% of the California population consists of immigrants b. Origin v. 62% are from Mexico (6‚650‚000) c. Other vi. About 40%

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    Illegal Downloading

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    Illegal Downloading: Everyone does it‚ so what’s the problem? You are sitting at home on the computer thinking of what you want to do. You realize you haven’t heard the latest song from your favorite band. You start up a P2P (peer-to-peer) program called Limewire. You search for your song and it appears in the list; you start to download it. What you just did was completely illegal and can get you into a lot of trouble. Most people would think to themselves‚ “What’s the harm in downloading

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    of the way he manipulated the text by changing the narrative point of view from one type to another. "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" is divided into three sections‚ with each section having a different narrative form. In the first section‚ the author uses dramatic narration: the story is told by no one. With the disappearance of the narrator‚ the reader is now the direct and immediate witness to the unfolding drama. The reader views the work from the outside. In the beginning of this story the

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    different message out of it because they would each portray their individual emotions in different ways and writing styles. "The Use of Force" by William Carlos Williams was told from the point of view of the doctor. There were four characters involved in the story. I believe any difference in point of view would have invoked an alternate response from the reader. Since the doctor was the one telling the story that made it so that we‚ the audience‚ saw everything through his eyes. We got his

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     Main reason of causing illegal immigration is the border of Malaysia land is not secure enough that why many citizen for other country have the chance to immigrate to our country illegally. - Stop being tolerant when illegal immigrants has been caught  Many illegal immigrants has been caught at the past but they have not been force to leave the country but our government has just giving warning and ask them to leave themselves. And for that situation those immigrants might not leave the country

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    Immigrant Stereotypes

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    Immigrants are not here to take jobs from American citizens‚ in fact many of them take jobs that many Americans would not want. An example would be a laborer working long days in a field for a farmer. Sometimes‚ this may be a conclusion many Americans may reach due to their own inability to find a job‚ reasons almost never being that an immigrant stole that job. The affected people in this stereotype are most immigrants with a job in the United States‚ the severity also depends on race and religion

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