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    matter what it is that you believe in‚ as long as it feels right and means something to you then its worth standing up for. Some people would not agree with this quote saying that they would rather lie so save life and live another day then stand up for what they believe in and die today. They believe that if you are most likely going to die for standing up for something then its not worth standing up for. It’s those people that will realize later on in life that their life has little purpose and that

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    wait in line for up to three hours for them. The Japanese on the other hand‚ enjoy standing in line. Japanese people are very patient. If there is no line for a product it may be looked upon as unpopular and of no value. Waiting in line is so common in Japan that it is used as a marketing tool; the Japanese may rent persons to stand in line for them when they are physically challenged or just don’t feel like standing in line but want the product being offered. I feel fast checkout lines are

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    Mise-En-Scene In The Matrix Although the average viewer is rarely conscious of it‚ mise-en-scene is both a powerful and important cinematic technique in film. Mise-en-scene allows the director to guide the viewer s attention to what they should be looking at so that important details are not missed and trivial details are not focused on. Many effective elements of mise-en-scene are illustrated in the white room scene in The Matrix‚ in which directors Andy and Larry Wachowski use only minimal setting

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    observing the reactions I would get for doing something considered “not normal” by societal standards. I monitored the reactions of five different groups throughout the experiment to get the best results. I rode the elevator five times but instead of standing the “normal” way which is facing the door an unspoken social norm I stood the wrong way. I stood backwards facing the back instead of the door. I got various reactions ranging from laughing to even being asked if I was ok this contradicted my hypothesis

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    lakes and one time hookups for close to forty years. You could make an argument that the slasher is lifeblood of the entire horror genre. Fanning that flame is writer/director Benjamin R. Moody’s (his wife Rachel produces) Last Girl Standing but Last Girl Standing‚ is not your typical fanfare. While it is a "slasher"‚ the film leans heavy elements of both a psychological thriller and early 90’s Indie romance‚ weirdly enough. The flick starts where the standard slasher ends. The Final Girl has

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    American’s land. Some background of the Dakota Pipeline is it is a 1‚172-mile pipeline would stretch from the oil-rich Bakken Formation to the southeast into South Dakota‚ Iowa‚ and Illinois. The Army Corps of Engineers approved the project then Standing Rock Sioux tribe sued the Corps because it would threaten the tribe environmentally and economically. Some people are arguing that they need the pipeline because it will be an economic boom but on the other hand‚ people are

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    MARQUIS ABORTION

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    to control one’s body over the right to life.    Abortion is wrong.   Then explain his presentation of the "typical" pro-life argument. 1. Only persons have a right to life.   2. Persons have rational and other capacities that give them moral standing and rights.   3. Fetuses lack the rational and other capacities that define a person.   4.  Fetuses lack a right to life.   5. Women are persons with the right to control their own bodies.    Women have the right to abortion.   In what respects

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    Fundamental Question: Does the body respond to its environment? Testable Question: When the body is in the squat position to normal while the time limit stays the same and how far you squat is the same‚ will the heart rate recover after returning to standing position in 10 seconds? Hypothesis: If the body moves back to normal position from squatting position while the time limit and squat angle are all relevant in all three trials‚ then the heart rate will balance in 10 seconds because the baroreceptors

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    Unit7 Assignment 1 #1 transmission lines are specialized cables and other media designed to carry alternating current and electromagnetic waves of high frequency (radio frequency or higher)‚ high enough that its wave nature must be taken into account. #3 Solid dielectric cable has become the national standard for underground electric transmission lines less than 200 kV. There is less maintenance with the solid cable‚ but impending insulation failures are much more difficult to monitor and detect

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    and therefore they are unable to bring a suit in court for themselves if they are harmed. Standing requires: 1. The plaintiff has suffered an injury in fact 2. The injury is casually related to a known act 3. Redressability. In the case‚ Citizens to End Animal Suffering and Exploitation v. the New England Aquarium‚ the court held that the Marine Mammal Protection Act does not allow the requirement of standing to be satisfied in a suit brought by an animal. “The Link” refers to this oppression as

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