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    child’s death. He was able to make you feel the wide arrange of various emotions the father felt. He was also able to present in a way that made you feel as though you were solving the crime as you listened along the way. The abortion presentation from the perspective of the unborn infant was saddening to say the least. I had never put much thought in this topic; especially not on this level. I had rationalized that if a child was not actually born into the world; it wasn’t truly a “REAL LIFE” being

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    Angela Merkel has had many examples of living out the Beatitudes during her life. For example‚ Merkel has practiced the Beatitude about being persecuted for the sake of righteousness. Merkel was called horrible names by Donald Trump and German protesters‚ but she ignored them and continued to help Europe during a time of debt and bankruptcy. In addition‚ she practiced the beatitude about keeping peace. According to the article‚ “Merkel brandished a different set of values—humanity‚ generosity

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    the Dodd-Frank Act increases the requirement in transparency and information disclosure‚ and tells the public what the government intends to do on the purpose of promoting the financial stability and protect customers. Public goods are given all‚ without any doubt‚ which is the paramount goal in passing the Act‚ just as specified by the law that “to protect the American taxpayer by ending bailouts‚ to protect consumers from abusive financial services practices”. The essence of the Dodd-Frank is liberal——the

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    Frank Lucas: The American Gangster INTRO There is no question that when you hear about the true “American Gangster” someone is talking about Frank Lucas. Before being arrested and sentenced to jail‚ Frank claimed to be making $1 million a day selling drugs on 116th Street in Harlem‚ NY. He was known for buying his supply directly from Southeast Asia‚ also called the “Golden Triangle”. It was said that he would smuggle the drugs using the coffins of American service men. Frank Lucas was a heroin

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    Presley there was Frank Sinatra. The man some say "held the patent for the popular song". During his career Ol ’ Blue Eyes had cut some 1‚800 recordings‚ gathered nine Grammys‚ and was considered by many critics to be the preeminent singer of this century (CNN‚ N.Pag). Durring his long career he became on e of the most successful pop music figures of the century. Sinatra ’s sophisticated musicianship was evident in his many recordings. (Columbia Encyclopedia). blah blah blah…. Frank Sinatra was born

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    Frank Sinatra

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    Ever since 2013‚ Frank Sinatra has been the artist that most interests me. As one of the most influential artist of the twentieth century‚ Sinatra started singing professional only in his teens. After his first performance with a hometown band; in an audition‚ which they passed. Sinatra quickly outshone his fellow bandmates and became the lead singer. However‚ this was only the start of a long rather fulfilling career in music. Even in the afterlife‚ he was acclaimed to be “the greatest singer of

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    his way to Jack ’s American Star Bar‚ an R&R hangout for black soldiers.[5] It was here that he met former U.S. Army sergeant Leslie "Ike" Atkinson‚ a country boy from Goldsboro‚ North Carolina‚ who happened to be married to one of Lucas ’ cousins. Lucas is quoted as saying‚ "Ike knew everyone over there‚ every black guy in the Army‚ from the cooks on up."[5] When interviewed for a magazine article published in 2000‚ Lucas denied putting the drugs among the corpses of American soldiers. Instead he

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    Frank Zappa remains as a major figure in the production of recorded music. He was able to influence the music scene by his incredible musical talents‚ his innovations in recording technology and his staunch social‚ political and controversial debates. Zappa’s profound influences on music and recording still remain relevant in modern production of music. Frank Zappa was involved in many different bands‚ musical styles and genres. ‘The 60s produced many creative new musicians‚ but none was more inspirational

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    Angela Davis proposes solidarity as a pragmatic approach to addressing hegemony‚ and uses personal anecdotes to explain Trenholm’s definition of hegemony and to portray the views of Stuart Hall’s ideas of production and circulation in a way that stresses the inherent connections in society. As defined by Trenholm‚ hegemony is the idea that the dominant viewpoints “reflect and reproduce only those ideas‚ meanings‚ and values that uphold the interests of the power elite and that they silence opposing

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    Beowulf Themes Essay

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    Themes Essay: Beowulf In the Epic Beowulf there are three specific themes. The themes are “Good vs. Evil”‚ “Revenge”‚ and “Personal Honor and Reputation”. These symbols depict the main concepts for Beowulf. Good vs. Evil is demonstrated through the bible reference of God and Cain‚ and The battle with Grendel. Revenge is portrayed throughout the poem from Grendel to his own mother. Personal Honor and Reputation is shown mainly through Beowulf. Putting these three themes together

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