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    Prosecuting Arguments

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    Prosecuting Arguments A prosecutor’s duty is to defer and produce evidence of the crime at hand to the judge and jury so that they can decide an appropriate sentence. According to the case of State v. Stu Dents‚ there are several charges against the defendant which range from moderate to severe. These charges include homicide‚ assault of a police officer‚ kidnapping‚ burglary‚ and crimes related to drugs. The prosecution must attempt to provide accurate evidence to prove the charges against Stu

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    Tiberinus's Argument

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    as “deus..loci” which means god of the place. Since book 8 happens near and at where Rome will be‚ place and locality are emphasized. In his actual speech he uses complex language and gives a prophecy both of which serve to raise his status. An example of his complex speech is the indirect statement “ne vana putes haec fingere somnum” meaning lest you think that sleep creates these false things. Indirect statements‚ as their name suggests‚

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    To what extent is the cosmological argument weak? Although the cosmological argument is a strong argument for the theory that the universe it is a weak argument for the existence of the classical theological God. Thomas Aquinas was a very important man to the cosmological argument; it was him who came up with some of the strongest theories to support the argument. He came up with his five proofs which to him proved the cosmological argument to be true. One of his proof was the ‘cause’ proof

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    The Pool of Argument Topics This page contains the Argument topics for the analytical writing section of the GRE General Test. When you take the test‚ you will be presented with one Argument topic from this pool. The wording of some topics in the test might vary slightly from what is presented here. Therefore‚ read your test topic carefully and respond to the wording as it appears in the actual test. Discuss how well reasoned you find this argument. The following appeared in an editorial

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    Explain ‘The Regress Argument’ for Foundationalism. Why does Dancy hold that this argument is fallacious? Is he right? One of the primary questions concerning epistemology is that of how we justify true beliefs? The regress argument is a problem imbedded in epistemology and‚ in general‚ a problem in any given situation where a statement or belief has to be justified. The Regress argument starts with the idea that some beliefs are justified by reference to others. "All agree that some of our beliefs

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    disagree that America has its own "unique" food and celebrations. Use specific examples to support your opinion. Throughout history‚ America has been a land of immigrants. American has been influenced by many cultures from all over the world. This is why America has no set language or culture. I disagree‚ because America has its own unique food and celebrations‚ but rather it obtained it from other countries. Some examples of food is shown in Soul Food by Amiri Baraka “Deep fat frying‚ the Dutch

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    Ben Joyall Argumentative Paper Over time‚ children have been getting exposed to inappropriate content at younger ages. This content is most often shown in television shows and movies. The people who show this content are people whom children may look up to and influence. Children shouldn’t be seeing and hearing the things that they are in this day and age. Children are being influenced to do things that are unhealthy and they develop bad habits and manners‚ and an overall bad behavior. In order

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    decisions‚ beliefs‚ and values. Many families feel that it is their right to make career decisions for their children whether they are in agreement with the decision or not. It’s the child’s duty to follow the historical tradition of “the family”. For example‚ if a child is a product of a family of doctor’s (physicians)‚ then he will have the burden on his/her shoulders to carry on the families tradition of doctors. Although schools‚ peers‚ and the student’s community all have an impact on a young adult’s

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    Argument Letter

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    I am a 16 year old‚ and I am writing to you to explain how stereotypical and rude your editing is on teenagers‚ for example ‘what sort of example is this to set our children’ and ‘it’s all too easy to hate teens- try a little love instead’ I am very offended by the way you talk about teenagers and how we are all treated in the same way. For example when you talk about ‘’ the panda eyed girl’’‚ this may be funny to some readers but at the end of the day it’s her choice after all.

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    Piaget's Argument

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    that one is the center of everyone else’s attention; adolescents with these beliefs may assume that everyone is noticing their inadequacies or criticizing them for certain things about their physical appearance. The girl in the video shows a prime example of this belief by thinking that everyone at her school was looking at her hair‚ which she believed was a spectacle to be criticized by her peers. A personal fable is an adolescent’s belief that they are unique‚ and that their behaviors or experiences

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