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    Man's Greatest Enemy

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    Epitome of humanity’s greatest enemy Enemy. When one hears this word‚ people tend to automatically relate this to negative emotions such as sorrow‚ despair‚ anger and hatred. By definition‚ an enemy is a person we feel hatred for‚ foster harmful designs against‚ or engage in antagonistic activities against; an adversary or opponent. Most people think that an enemy must be someone you foster a great deal of hatred for‚ but that is not necessarily the case. While saying that the person you hate the

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    is feminism necessary?

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    deserves to get any crap just for having ovaries. Yet governments across the world seem to have missed the memo. How else do you explain horrifying stuff like: 10 FGM In its ‘purest’ form‚ FGM is something you wouldn’t wish on your worst enemy. Put simply‚ it involves removing bits of the genitals and stitching them back together in a way that makes just peeing a nightmare and sex impossible. It’s the equivalent of someone taking a machete to your groin and about just as helpful. Women who

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    Is censorship necessary?

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    might damage the social fabric of a society‚ resulting in undesirable social implications and disrupting the racial harmony of a society. With censorship‚ such seditious content can be contained and order will be preserved. Censorship is also necessary to protect the young from the hordes of violent and sexual content found on the media. Along

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    Are the Rich Necessary

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    Are the Rich Necessary? Economic Problem and Science If we can promote economic growth through cooperation‚ the scientific method could help us separate the truth and error to find the best approach for cooperation. However creating wealth is not the same as building a building‚ an engine and etc because same set of rules doesn’t apply to everyone. Economics is a human behavior and humans are extremely unpredictable. The Rich Some people referred to as egalitarians or equalitarian wishes

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    Are Computers Necessary?

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    Are computers necessary? Computers have been around for many years and it has become difficult to imagine life without them. They are present almost everywhere we go - at the supermarket‚ at the bank‚ at home‚ in the car. Computers are more efficient than we humans are‚ at least when it comes to calculations and related topics - as the name computer implies (to compute - to calculate). The question is‚ however - could we do without computers? Are computers really necessary‚ or do we just use them

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    War Is Necessary

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    If war is necessary‚ it is a necessary evil. Its evil is sometimes concealed for a time by its glamour and excitement but when war is seen in its reality‚ there is a little glory about it. At its best‚ it is hideous calamity. It brings in awful loss of life. In recent great wars‚ millions of men‚ women and children were killed‚ many died of diseases‚ famines and untold sufferings. A war generally sweeps away the strongest and best men of a country and leaves the aged‚ the weak and the unfit to carry

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    Enemy Pie Synopsis

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    Enemy Pie was a very good book about a boy who is planning on having a wonderful summer. Everything is going right for him so far until one boy‚ Jeremy Ross‚ moved into town. Jeremy Ross had quickly become the boy’s worst enemy ever. He treated Jeremy poorly‚ like an enemy. The boy asked his father for advice about what to do with enemies. Because his father had experiences with enemies as a child‚ knew a how to get rid of them. His father’s ways of getting rid of enemies was called "Enemy Pie”

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    ‘Friends are as dangerous as enemies’ Friends. These are the people I would do anything for. The people I share all my secrets to. The people who know me better than anybody else. The people I trust so dearly that I share all my personal information with‚ something that any one of my enemies would kill to have. So what is stopping my friends from using all this information they have against me? Is it possible that friends are just as dangerous as enemies? Someone who I would call my friend

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    The Mouse Became Enemies

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    similarities and the differences in the stories. The stories I will be comparing and contrasting are “The Legend of The Cat and The Rat” and “How The Cat and The Mouse became Enemies”. Both of these stories are set in China. In this paragraph I will be explaining the plots these two stories. The plot of “How The Cat and The Mouse became Enemies”. In this story it begins with the two animals being good friends. Then one day the mouse decides to ask the cat if he will go to a village with him. “In this village

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    There are many parallels that can be found between Henrik Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People and Steven Spielberg’s Jaws. Both follow respected men who go against authority and majority opinion to save the lives of the people around them. These productions are iconic in their field‚ but it is not because of their story but because of their message: Tyranny of the Majority and Dangers of Ignorance. In An Enemy of the People there is pollution in the water‚ in Jaws‚ Spielberg chooses to poison the water

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