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    motivate public servants to do a good job. The plight of a police captain became the central focus of the discussion: I’ve got a real problem with my officers. They come on the force as young‚ inexperienced rookies‚ and we send them out on the street‚ either in cars or on a beat. They seem to like the contact they have with the public‚ the action involved in crime prevention‚ and the apprehension of criminals. They also like helping people out at fires‚ accidents‚ and other emergencies. The

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    these problems and more. Poverty would be no more if everyone simply tried to see themselves in the shoes of the poor. Perhaps if the businessman walking down the street thought to himself‚ “I wonder how I would feel if I didn’t have a warm bed to come home to every night‚” he might spare a few dollars to the homeless man sitting on the street. A lot of people don’t do anything about poverty because they simply don’t understand how hard it really is to come out of. They never put themselves in the shoes

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    Sketches by Boz “The Streets - Morning” The Victorian London streets is a familiar setting of Dicken’s works with “Oliver Twist” and “A Christmas Carol” being some his most memorable works. In this passage Dickens offers the reader an alternative London‚ one without the energetic crowds but instead a much more disquieting place where the streets are dull and lifeless. We are met with a silent neighbourhood before the sun has risen and through the use of characters‚ setting and comparisons the

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    own life and the lives of others to explore the role that humans encompass while being individuals on the street. Solnit considers walking to be that of an individual account and a time for deep thought about what is around us. Speculating that instead of just being walkers on the street‚ these people are a part of society and have a say in the city that surrounds them. She writes‚ “The streets are where people become the public and where their power resides” (Solnit 576). When reading about both authors

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    without the essentials in life. He looked at things differently because of the way he stays at the homestead. Model 2 1. The black-mustachio’d face gazed down from every commanding corner. The dark eyes looked deep into Winston’s own. Down at street level another poster‚ torn at one corner‚ flapped fitfully in the wind… In the far distance a helicopeter skimmed down between the roofs‚ hovered for an instant like a blue-bottle‚ and darted away again with a curving light. 2. It creates a very

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    people are bad. “Helping the Homeless” by Malcoln Feeley will show us about it because he was to the one of the homeless. Feeley had been the homeless in a few years because he was an alcoholic and lost his job‚ even his family. He lived on the streets‚ under the bridge and slept in the park. He met a lot of good friends that they all had the same problem. They all like brothers‚ they shared the food‚ and drink to someone really need. They took care; help each other to survive every day in their

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    over‚ with little in depth inquiry. Despite all of these facts that clearly show that animal cruelty laws should be stricter‚ there are a few points for the other side as well. Not everyone is an animal lover‚ and the well being of an animal on the streets‚ they feel is none of their concern. Some people consider their pets as family‚ but in the end they are animals. A large amount of people feel as if animals are just animals‚ and that animal lives are not nearly as important as human lives. These

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    wither or not he worked on his project in the sewer‚ he was just happy he was able to decide to do it. Equality writes about how supposedly his brothers are also happy‚ because there is no reason to be sad. But when he looks at his brothers in the street sweep building‚ all he sees is sad and fearful faces‚ this could be because his brothers haven’t been able to choose what they work on either. Which is shown in the quote “Yet as we stand at night in the great hall‚ removing our garments for sleep

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    take a train into New York City the next morning. My grandparents live in Syracuse‚ so it ended up being about a six hour train ride. When we arrived and stepped out onto the street from Penn Station‚ my jaw literally dropped. The city was amazing. It was like nothing I had ever seen before. It was late at night and the streets were as full as they would be during the day. We did a lot of sightseeing while we were there and I had a ton of fun. I can honestly say it was the best vacation I have ever

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    The man who worked for Darcy Kincaid stood across the street from the hotel where he could see the front door and the alley that led to the back door clearly. He knew that the alley was a dead end with a large stone wall that was impossible to climb so if they came out either door they would have no choice but to come out where he could see them and then follow them. He knew that his instructions were clear‚ he was to find out what they were up to and report back. He also knew that if Darcy was

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