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    The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement is an international humanitarian movement with approximately 97 million volunteers‚ members and staff worldwide[2] which was founded to protect human life and health‚ to ensure respect for all human beings‚ and to prevent and alleviate human suffering‚ without any discrimination based on nationality‚ race‚ gender identity‚ religious beliefs‚ class or political opinions.[1] The movement consists of several distinct organizations that are legally

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    microchip-identified in Great Britain‚ and prohibited from entering some areas of North America‚ the pit bull terrier is as much a victim of the press as it is of its historic breeding to fight other dogs. Some unscrupulous owners‚ taking advantage of its natural tenaciousness and strength‚ continue to use abusive training techniques to produce fighting pit bulls‚ willing to take on any animal‚ and even humans. Therefore‚ pit bulls are said to be popular with irresponsible owners‚ who see these dogs as a symbol of machismo

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    The Red Ribbon

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    The Red Ribbon                                      - g/ram             Sally Mayfield was eighteen years old when she decided to leave town for the first time by herself. She lived in Brentwood‚ the older side of the valley. The trees were a thicker and the sidewalk was lifted and cracked‚ showing signs of decay. Everyone walked on the street‚ where you could always see a group of kids playing games or the neighbors walking their luxury dogs. Things there were simple and traditional; everything

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    Red Cross

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    | Context The British Red Cross helps people in crisis‚ whoever and wherever they are. We are part of a global voluntary network‚ responding to conflicts‚ natural disasters and individual emergencies. We enable vulnerable people in the UK and abroad to prepare for and withstand emergencies in their own communities. And when the crisis is over‚ we help them to recover and move on with their lives. Within the UK‚ the British Red Cross operates through about 3000 staff and over

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    Red Clydeside

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    categories of Capital versus labour‚ ownership of work and the rights and roles of workers and management. This essay will demonstrate these themes are related‚ the working class of the Clyde were suppressed and exploited by the establishment and Red Clydeside provided them a revolutionary voice. These were not people who would turn to anarchy to achieve their ends‚ but they would test the limits of the boundaries of their revolutionary credentials. From the outset this revolutionary movement

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    The Red Pony

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    “The Red Pony” is the book I read‚ and it is pretty much about a family who lives on a ranch. In the story‚ a young boy is with his father and his ranch hand (assistant) at their family ranch‚ and everyday they have to work on something. When the boy’s father and the ranch hand happened to have a free day with little work to do‚ they decided to surprise the young boy by getting a gift that he had always wanted‚ a horse. The story goes on and on but I wanted to get to my point‚ which is where and

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    The Red Wheelbarrow

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    1932 poem "The Red Wheelbarrow" is the most famous poem that the doctor/poet William Carlos Williams wrote. It’s in many anthologies‚ where it is often the shortest poem‚ unless the anthology also contains haiku. It consists of one sentence‚ broken up into two-line stanzas. Everything except for the first stanza depicts a concrete image: "a red wheel / barrow / glazed with rain / water / beside the white / chickens." What stands out the most‚ on first reading‚ are the colors - the red wheelbarrow

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    For The Love of Pit Bulls Pit bulls are just like any other loyal breed of dog. Just like the other breeds‚ pit bulls are only dangerous if they are raised to be dangerous. According to the AVMA‚ it is “mostly the owners‚ not the dogs‚ who are to blame for any bad behavior.” (“Ban Pit Bulls?”). Pit bulls are wonderful companions and friends. The pit bull breed originates from England in the 1800s. These precious animals were initially raised and trained to fight for entertainment. Around “1835

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    The Red Pyramid

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    9/15/12 Period 3 The Red Pyramid By Rick Riordan The Red Pyramid is about two kids who have the powers of ancient Egyptian gods‚ and have to stop an evil god from destroying the world. Carter Kane travels around the world with his father‚ while Sadie‚ Carter’s

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    Red Badge

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    Red Badge of Courage Essay by Andy Zolot Throughout the movie‚ The Red Badge of Courage directed by John Huston‚ and the book‚ The Red Badge of Courage by Stephen Crane‚ many similarities and differences are clearly present. Though the book and the screen play were not written by the same person‚ many similarities are apparent. The first and arguably most important similarity between the book and the movie is the plot. The youth‚ Henry‚ has to decide between doing his duty and protecting

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