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    There are three things I would never consider doing. Those three things I would never do would be killing someone else purposely‚ killing myself purposely‚ and I would never be gay. Though there are many things I would never consider doing‚ I think that those three topics stood out or were more of the major things. I also think that they were extremely important and crucial to include in my essay. In my mind picking these three topics tell a lot about a person and even in some cases‚ a bit how they

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    In the play‚ “The Importance of Being Earnest” by Oscar Wilde he divines the Victorian society through all his characters. Marriage‚ religion and family values weighs heavily on the virtue that the people possess. The money factor is a big skeptic that contributes to the all the relationships that end in the this story. In this Act‚ Lady Bracknell’s monologue reacting to Cecily was very interesting‚ because Jack remains her guardian until she is the age of thirty-five. He often has the last say so

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    Peaceful resistance to laws positively affects society. By following a law one agrees with it. For the most part laws are just and by following them one can contribute positively to society‚ but there are unjust laws. By following an unjust law simply to prevent personal harm one is agreeing to the terms of the law. In agreeing to the law it is strengthened and others are more likely to follow. It is in this way that “injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere” (Luther) due to the

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    Our Teacher‚ Our Hero “Hu-hu-hu …Ma’am‚ Carl hit me on my face with his ruler…huhuhu…” “I didn’t intend it to happen…it’s an accident Ma’am…” “No Ma’am…he really hit me…” “You two‚ Rey & Carl…There you go again…What are you doing with your rulers? You are not supposed to play now because you’re having your cleaning time…” “We’re sorry Ma’am…We’ll stop playing now…Chris‚ sorry…It’s an accident…” “Haaaaaaay…you always give me a headache…You are now grown-ups & you must remember that your not

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    reasoning for writing this letter is to express how I feel about the importance and advantageous aspect of film studying being in the English syllabus. Film study teaches us as well as allows us to learn about several different issues‚ complications and the main idea of the film by using cinematographic techniques. Film study allows students to interact with the different imaginative worlds encountered and enables us to make our own type of judgement and evaluations based on what we are watching

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    Peaceful resistance to laws positively affects a free society. Since we’re Americans we’ve been learning about American History since we started school. Breaking the law is not always a bad thing. IF the law goes against something you believe in ‚ and you know it’s not right break the law. Yes‚ if you’re caught you’ll be jailed but it’s worth it to stick up for something that you believe in. Take for instance in the Civil Right’s Days when Rosa Parks was fed up with the unequal treatment blacks received

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    Peaceful resistance to law positively impacts society. Humans have a lengthy‚ detailed history of not always being able to see what is right or moral in certain circumstances‚ and unfortunately‚ humans are who create laws. One infamous example of unjust laws would be the Jim Crow laws of the south. Today‚ it is clear as day that discrimination and racism is unconstitutional‚ but why was it so hard to see that during that time period. There is a certain hindsight people gain after going through

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    people are brutalized in everyday life. For decades people have never been treated equally for reasons as race‚ religion‚ and different background. Peaceful resistance to law doesn’t positively or negatively impact a free society. It is neutral and in the situation people are put in. Therefore‚ because the society isn’t a free society. In the year 2016‚ many people of all colors were killed and brutalized by the government and police. When African Americans were being killed by police for no specific

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    CRITICALLY DISCUSS THE IMPORTANCE OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS IN THE LAW-MAKING PROCESS OF CONTEMPORARY INTERNATIONAL LAW. Traditionally‚ Public international law has been defined to be solely about States. States have been considered to be the only subjects of international law and the only entities that can make‚ develop and enforce international law. Other bodies that are affected by international law have been determined to be only objects of international law. In the past few decades

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    Which Technology Has Mostly Benefitted Our Society? Computers: they are the modern wonders of our world and consume our daily lives. Acting as one of the most remarkable innovations created over the past ten decades‚ the computer has revolutionized the modern world‚ digitizing it despite the public’s unappreciative attitude towards it. Nonetheless‚ the days of manually executing work have ended‚ and a fresh era of completing work is at large. At the click of a button‚ rocket machines are launched

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