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    John legend and common’s song‚ “Glory” is expressing the need of change and to keep moving forward and have faith in progression in racial conflict. The song has covey’s the idea that every man deserves to succeed and have peace and when this is succeeded then they’ll become legends. “Hands to the Heavens‚ no man‚ no weapon/Formed against‚ yes glory is destined/Every day women and men become legends” (lines 7-9). With this John Legend and Common are stressing the racial issues that we were struggling

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    In a certain place there lived a lumberjack by the name of Manny. He lived in a small shack outside of a small town named Bushel Neck. One day‚ while walking in the town square‚ the wooden pieces of his wagon broke. He took an ax‚ and set forth to find some wood. He found a large pine tree at the ocean’s shore‚ and said aloud‚ "Now this is a large tree. If I chop it‚ I will have wood enough to rebuild my wagon ten times better and still have enough to sell and build a new home." Having thought it

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    Recently it came out that Ami Brown of Alaskan Bush People totally missed a visit from her estranged family. Ami’s mom went up to Alaska to visit her‚ but Ami and the family were in Hawaii during that time and they never even got to see each other. Now Ami Brown’s mom Earlene Branson is sharing her side of the story‚ and she isn’t very happy that her big 83rd birthday didn’t turn out that way she had planned. All that she had hoped for was to see Ami and hopefully‚ work things out with her after

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    Not too long ago‚ up in Heaven‚ there was a kitten named Peewee. He was soft‚ cuddly and small enough to fit into a lunchbox. His fur was so snowy white that he might have gotten lost among the clouds except for two things. He had light brown spots on his ears and head‚ and he had a light brown striped tail. Because of this‚ everyone could see him coming and going. “What was this kitten doing in Heaven?” you might ask. The answer is that he was born on Earth only four weeks ago‚ but he didn’t

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    Everyone in the orphanage knew the new one was strange. She showed up on the doorsteps with no information. As she grew‚ she continued this confusing pattern. She never played with the other children‚ never payed attention in class‚ and always caused trouble. Although‚ no one ever proved her guilty‚ so she escaped punishment. After these events‚ the other inhabitants finally named her – Mania. She went through the years‚ always living up to her name. She lived in almost every orphanage in Nicaragua

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    Prologue Brumble was born in Reflection City. He was perhaps the only person who knew the entire story of this strange but wonderful place. It all began years ago when his grandfather was a young knight. His grandfather‚ whose name was Dexter‚ was returning from battles with the eastern people. As he climbed the steep trail to his city‚ he was extremely burdened about the fruitlessness of fighting all the time. Even on the return to his home he had been attacked by bandits. He had left the

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    “Urban Legend” by James M. Henslin is about moral lessons that can be learned from the stories people have passed on throughout the years. James M. Henslin’s essay talks about how there are hidden messages within these stories in which he considers them to be “morality stories” or stories that are intended to teach a lesson. He goes on to talk about how some of the stories share common lessons while each one teaches its own. Some people wouldn’t realize this just by reading the story by itself which

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    when it finally came to an end‚ everyone wanted more. In 2012‚ they made Legend of Korra‚ which takes place in the same universe as Airbender‚ but most of the characters from the first show are dead or minor in their role this time around. Instead‚ there’s new characters that are older than the previous cast‚ there’s a more mature plot‚ and the animation is stunning. But what show is the best? The truth is that The Legend of Korra is a better series than The Last Airbender because of it’s more mature

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    Reflection: Hope. It is something that we can hold on to at times. One in which the main character in the movie‚ Richard Neville‚ only had. He had hoped that he can save the humanity and with determination‚ he did. The movie itself shows to us many values and lessons that each one has to learn in life. Like him‚ sometimes we also need to think of others first before ourselves‚ as what he did to save the mother and the child on the last part and also by doing his best to discover the antidote alone

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    Latin American storytelling of the mythological Chupacabra‚ whose alleged sightings relate to those of aliens and vampires‚ regulate children’s behavior by implanting a fear of the unknown. Since 1995‚ stories about a strange‚ blood-sucking‚ goat-eating dog-like monster appear in many scholarly articles‚ journals‚ and books causing mass hysteria. With several misconceptions‚ witnesses believe the Chupacabra preyed on and mutilated goats and other farm animals. Articles‚ journals‚ books‚ and people’s

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