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    The War on Terror and World War II’s parallels arise in George Takei’s op-ed “Internment‚ America’s Great Mistake”. Actor George Takei shows the reader how he can relate to the prejudice American Muslims face in the United State’s current social climate. Takei was relocated to an internment camp when he was only seven simply because he looked like the enemy. By showing similarities in the historical reality and his own experience in Japanese internment camps‚ Takei is able to relate to the current

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    Through careful sociological studies‚ one can see that the impact of agriculture is beneficial to life. In the article “The Worst Mistake of the Human Race” by Jared Diamond‚ he argues that agriculture “was in many ways a catastrophe” and “with agriculture came the gross social and sexual inequality‚ the disease and despotism‚ that curse our existence.” Although this may be somewhat true‚ many would disagree. Agriculture doesn’t lead to inequality nor diseases. The differences between humans lead

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    Everyone makes mistakes‚ but everyone has the second chance to change in their lives. Langston Hughes has written many enlightening stories to tell us positive attitude and lifestyles. In Hughes’ short story‚ "Thank You‚ Ma’am "‚ it talks about a boy named Roger‚ who attempts to steal Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones’s purse but fails. He fears that he can be sent to jail after he gets caught by Mrs. Jones. Instead of ending in jail‚ he learned a precious lesson from his mistake. This short story

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    shingo in the 1960’s. the term poka-yoke comes from the japenese words “poka” (inadvertent mistake) and “yoke” (prevent) the essential idea of poka yoke is to design your process so that mistakes are impossible or atleast easily detected and corrected. It is a simple principle that can lead to massive savings. In the production processes workers commit inadvertent errors. Shigeo shingo developed ‘mistake proofing’ and source inspection system that‚ employees can identify and absolutely eliminate

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    Conditionals Extra Credit Quiz Part1 Error Correction: There are five mistakes with if clauses in the following reading. Read the passage‚ find‚ and correct the 5 mistakes‚ not more. write the correct answer in the space above. (2 points each) According to Michael Korda in his book success!‚ "success is relative." In other words‚ what one person considers a success another may consider a failure. If people wanted to be successful‚ they have to define the word for themselves in order to know when

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    Billy stepped up to the plate; the field felt like there was an earthquake due to the fact that the two crowds were so loud that the field appeared to be lightly shaking. He steps in the box the as pitcher winded up and the pitch went pop! The pitch blew right past the catcher’s glove. “Strike one!“ exclaimed the umpire. “It’s okay‚’’ Billy’s dad said. “You can do it.’’ Billy steps back in the box and the pitch comes towards him. Swing! And so there was a miss. “Strike two!’’ yelled the umpire

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    3.5 Implementation It is impossible to control all of the factors involved in language planning‚ social‚ political‚ and linguistic. Yet‚ an overall implementation plan is the most promising precaution for avoiding haphazard result (Rubin‚ 1971; Cooper‚ 1989). The Norwegian case exemplifies the risks involved in failure to design an implementation plan beforehand. Aasen’s and Knudsen’s proposed language norms gained recognition partly due to the nationalistic spirit of the time‚ and partly due to

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    Celebrated Mistakes You Should Never Tell a Lie And Always Tell the Truth Ernestine M. Stevens Springfield College Lying is so easy to do for most people. We do this at an early age and do not even realize the trouble that we can get in. It seems so cute at first. Once you get grown and the legal complications start it is ugly. You can lose your freedom‚ family‚ job‚ and friends. In the worst way you could possibly lose your life. A lie can seem so small from the beginning

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    Did you know that without mistakes discoveries could not be found? Thomas Edison had said ’1 percent inspiration 99 percent perspiration. In 1871 an adventurer by the name Hernrich Schliemann was digging for the lost city of troy. This explorer did not always tell the truth either. This proves that discoveries make you selfish‚ controlling‚ and greedy. Henrich Schliemann made up fake experiences about when he traveled to San Francisco. But he had never traveled to San Francisco. Schliemann loved

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    Tom gasped for a lung’s worth of air. He brought the oar onto his lap‚ his fingers curling‚ his hands shaking. "No. No.... No." With his sleeves he wiped the sweat by his eyes - the left eye‚ then‚ the right eye. "What‚ do you think the Chaco was a mistake?" "If it is? Too late to retreat." Jack did not want to speak of it. It was easier to paddle than to revisit the argument. They wanted that journey‚ despite alarms raised by the outpost‚ despite costs

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