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    I’d like to start this off by saying that I hope for this written testimony to be private and not released to the public. The GOP was a corrupt party that I am ashamed to be apart of. I was lured in by hopes of activity‚ military growth‚ and stability. However‚ this all came crashing down in the first few days. I had planned to resign from my position on Monday or Tuesday after finding startling information. However‚ due to the lack of time‚ I didn’t. I wasn’t going to after SalvatorePaterson shut

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    The Hunger Games really relates to real life at the moment because of the corrupt government. In the hunger games‚ the government puts everyone against each other by putting a boy and a girl from each district in a competition where they must fight to the death. It’s all symbolic on how the Capitol prevents the people from forming an alliance and rebelling; the Games keep “every district against the others” and fighting among themselves. The government today‚ is tearing apart our united nations by

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    Derek Putthoff Dr. Eastman English 1011 2 October 2013 PowerPoint In the passage‚ “PowerPoint s Evil Power Corrupts PowerPoint Corrupts Absolutely‚” by Edward R. Tufte‚ he makes very clear his opinion that PowerPoint is a very ineffective public speaking tool. His very first sentence creates a metaphor for us‚ PowerPoint is like a prescription drug that has promises of making us beautiful‚ but instead the drug only had side effects of stupidity‚ boring everyone‚ wasting time‚ and degraded

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    powerful formative influence over the creation of a sense of belonging. Genuine relationships anchor individuals in identify‚ worth and connection. As such‚ the rules of society have bearing on an individual’s potential to belong. Opposed are the corrupt nature of the court and the natural place of the Forest of Arden. Not only is the play itself a reflection of this stratified society from which it comes‚ but in a theatre like the Globe where it was performed‚ the strata were clearly visible.

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    and foremost‚ a theme highly emphasised in this novel is that power corrupts‚ absolute power corrupts absolutely. Orwell has the entire plot of this book revolving around how all the animals want equality and to all be treated the same. One of the pigs; Napoleon‚ becomes more of a dictator figure and all the animals just accept it. Because of Napoleon and the pigs having too much power over the other animals; their power corrupts. After all the problems equality causes‚

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    "Power corrupts‚ and absolute power corrupts absolutely‚" said Lord Acton generations ago. In the Greek tragedy Antigone‚ written by Sophocles‚ there was a character named Kreon‚ the antagonist‚ who was the king of Thebes. Thebes was an autocratic state where Kreon had absolute power. Throughout the course of the play‚ Kreon abused his privilege of absolute power; and this caused him to suffer greatly‚ even though he was warned by a few people of his bad deeds. What Sophocles commented on absolute

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    communicate in extremely opposite ways‚ and don’t always comprehend each other. The problem in between male and female communication is that the men are more directly and women re more complex and emotional than men. In “ His politeness is her powerlessness” by Deborah Tannen‚ an american academic wrote‚ “ The women does not feel she has the right to ask directly.” (50). This is saying that in today’s society women are overpowered by men. I do not agree because it isn’t fair that woman be feeling

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    society today‚ we have all these rights‚ but imagine if we did not. Nineteen Eighty-Four written by George Orwell‚ and V for Vendetta directed by James McTeigue both emphasize the government in the future and the dystopian society. They both have corrupt governments that controls people every movement and thought. Throughout Nineteen Eighty-Four‚ Orwell gives the reader a sense of darkness and despair. V for Vendetta has many different authors techniques such as symbolism‚ allusion and allegory. Both

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    Fighting terrorism in India 449:Mumbai‚107:delhi‚75:Kashmir ‚50:Jaipur the list goes on…These are the number of innocent lives that have been lost in the past year to terrorism in 2008.These numbers not only indicate the growing rate of terror in India but also highlight the issues of lack of security ‚corruption and weak government policies to fight terror.This year the nation was shaken by the Mumbai terror attack described as the “fidaheen”style of terror only seen in J&K.We always felt that

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    Socrates‚ the father of philosophy‚ and teacher: Is he corrupt? Did this man‚ who still teaches students thousands of years after his life ended‚ earn capital punishment? Was it fair to receive such severe punishment for teaching the youth to ask questions? Was an innocent person murdered? Despite it being the unpopular answer to the question‚ Socrates did deserve his penalty‚ but only through the perspective of the Athenians. The reasons are simple: Socrates really seemed to have committed the crime

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