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    Why We Can’t Wait In Martin Luther King’s Why We Can’t Wait‚ he is depicting the many oppressions that the African-American people faced throughout the 1960’s. He allows us to journey along with the young boy from Harlem and the young girl from Birmingham as they overcome the many obstacles they are faced with daily. One of King’s primary purposes for writing this book was to have its reader empathize with the boy and girl. He wanted you to take a walk in the little boy and girl’s shoes. He

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    Italian Private Law

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    ch 1 - the legal system rule - prescribes a human conduct (поведение) as compulsory‚ prohibited or lawful (derives from regula) personal - regards the conduct of a specific person or group of persons factual - covers one or more specified situations general - directs the conduct of whoever may find himself in a specified situation abstract - covers any situation that repeats any of the one envisioned 1)save exceptions 2)rules in codes‚ acts‚ statues‚decrees‚ regulations norm=

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    Rhetorical Analysis The telephone service provider‚ AT&T‚ developed a four minute long advertisement‚ It Can Wait‚ outlining the consequences and realities of texting and driving. AT&T’s purpose for this advertisement‚ which could actually be looked at more as a public service announcement‚ was to ensure awareness for anyone who has the ability to text and to drive. Through the use of engaging reality‚ the public service announcement portrays horror and authenticity through the use of tone‚ imagery

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    The Wait Schools around the United States have been changing their lunch programs to a healthier option that will cut down on food that is unhealthy to the body. The high obesity rates were the leading cause of why schools began to cut out unhealthy food because of the results of “ child obesity has doubled in children and quadrupled in adolescents in the past 30 years” (Childhood Obesity Facts) . The reason why this will lead to an unhealthy life is that adolescents will not change their eating

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    Italian Immigration Speech Good Morning/afternoon class‚ for this assignment I have chosen the country and culture of Italy. In this presentation I will be explaining my information and findings of globalisation‚ and the influences of Italian immigrants on Australia’s cultural identity. Italy is located in Western Europe‚ north of Mediterranean Sea‚ and bordered by France‚ Switzerland‚ Austria‚ and Slovenia. An Italian immigrant is someone who has come to the country to add to society for

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    GOD SEES THE TRUTH‚ BUT WAITS by Leo Tolstoy - A Summary Once there lived a young merchant named Ivan Dmitri Aksenov with his family in the land of Vladimir‚ who in his younger days lived life to the fullest by experiencing all the material things world has to offer. Until he got married. One summer‚ he planned to go to Nizhny fair but his wife warned him that she had a bad dream of her husband-- she dreamt about Ivan that he returned from the town with hair of grey. Ivan laughed as if he doesn’t

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    Why We Can’t Wait

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    Why We Can’t Wait In the 1960’s‚ the unfair social conditions and attitude towards Black Americans portray in the passage Why We Can’t Wait by Martin Luther King. He evokes sympathy for African Americans within images of harsh reality of supposed “freedom” for Blacks. MLK creates persuasive tone through use of anecdotes‚ repetition‚ and rhetorical questions to introduce the “story of the Why We Can’t Wait.” MLK creates an emotional sense by contributing several anecdotes about the African American

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    The protagonist of Leo Tolstoy’s short story "God Sees The Truth‚ But Waits" is a carefree young man named Ivan Dmitrich Aksionov. The fact that he is‚ at the beginning of the story‚ so carefree should serve as fair warning that he will not be this way long. We are further warned of storm clouds on the horizon of Aksionov’s life when his wife -- also young‚ also beautiful‚ but more aware of life’s uncertainties -- tells him she has had a bad dream about him‚ and asks him not to go to the Nizhny Fair

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    MORAL LESSON This‚ I think sometimes‚ god waits before delivering his justice‚ not because he wants to hurt you but because the most appropriate punishment that the criminal deserves‚ and the most appropriate compensation that the victim deserves‚ can be awarded only after the passage of that time period. Nothing could be more rewarding for Aksionov than the attainment of that highest and most pleasurable state of consciousness in which‚ the self merges with the cosmos by letting go of its ’ego’

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    arts‚ which were almost extinct; grammar‚ poetry‚ rhetoric‚ painting‚ sculpture‚ architecture‚ music‚ the ancient singing of songs to the Orphic lyre‚ and all this in Florence” (Murray‚ 1963). Renaissance Humanism encompassed what Mirandola and the great scholars of the time had learned which is that people are capable of truth and goodness and man is mortal and not above mistakes. This theme is evident in even how gods and icons were viewed‚ still with the respect and admiration of being a God.

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