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    everyday lives‚ we generally decide what we put on the table but we aren’t exactly sure where our food comes from‚ besides the store. Jamey Lionette and William Saletan have analyzed and questioned the origins of where our food comes from and what our food is. In the article “Please don’t feed the people”‚ William Saletan confronts the shifts in the human race in the increase of obesity as well as constructing an idea of how we became “unhealthy”. Jamey Lionette created “We Are What We Eat”‚ to examine

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    their home due to destruction in their country. When they move far from their homes they have to look for a safe place to live . Leaving to find a new home makes them feel as if their lives are turning “inside out”. The novel Inside out and Back Again Thanhha Lai the author speaks about Ha and her family living in a war. Ha is a 10 year old Vietnamese girl who comes from a single parent and a traditional background. Ha’s family decides to flee from their home because of the fear their mom faces

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    Uncertainty Reduction Theory “The Vow” and “Meet the Parents” Uncertainty reduction theory is “the point of view that uncertainty motivates communication and that certainty reduces the motivation to communicate” (Wood‚ definition). This theory was first developed by Charles Berger. He believed that when people are to meet for the first time they have a high level of uncertainty and the only way for them to reduce it is to communicate with one another. “They don’t know what each other likes

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    Subterranean Homesick Blues Again - Play Review In the play “Subterranean Homesick Blues Again” by Dennis Reardon it has a dramatic genre in the story it represents how a group of young adults pay for a nice and interesting trio on a boat to the caverns and while the tour guide was sweling the boat he was carefully tricking them and they couldn’t even notice how slowly they were passing away and they couldn’t figure out their way back. A group of young adult took a nieve trip that would end their

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    The Meet I have moved around quite a bit which means there have been many significant moments in my life‚ but one seems to stand out‚ It happened a few months after I moved to my sixth school‚ Parkers Prairie High School. While I was only in seventh grade‚ I was still considered a high-schooler because of the way the district functioned. This meant that I had harder classes and more homework‚ but it also meant that I could participate in high school clubs‚ so I became part of the PPHS Knowledge

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    Theory of Knowledge “We see and understand things not as they are but as we are” Discuss this claim in relation to at least two ways of knowing. Name: Carlos Hill Quinta Candidate Number: 0650 035 Word count: 1‚495 People are aware of reality just how they see it and how they live it. People perceive things how they understand it which sometimes can lead to conflicts and discussions on the fact that each person can perceive things differently. One way speaking people perceive and understand

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    “Innocent until proven guilty”‚ one of the most well-known quotes heard in media coverage on some of the highest profiled cases trial in the United State Courts System. Acquiring the comfort to know that everyone is assumed innocent until evidence proves otherwise can only be done knowing that all evidence would be collected to the fullest of the law and in the best upheld standers of the court system. The integrity of the evidence is what balance’s out the outcome of all criminal cases and the integrity

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    older‚ you under failure‚ so we can accept it and understand how it is can be needed. Children that young haven’t yet fully developed the concept of failure. They are trying knew things‚ deciding what they life to do and they need encouragement to help them through that. When you’re first learing to play soccer‚ encouragement is needed to keep up the drive of young kids going because they are still learning and improving. In James Bowman’s artical "Oops! I’ll Do It Again.

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    The thought provoking novel the five people you meet in heaven‚ portrays that after life is lost‚ not all is over; people go to heaven to get closure on the life they lived on earth. After death‚ the main character of the story while in heaven‚ Eddie‚ meets five people whose own lives were ultimately affected by his decisions. Through these five people‚ Eddie’s life and meaning on earth gets explained to him. Whether those five people were family or complete strangers‚ all lives are inter-connected

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    More than Meets the Eye In his novel‚ Eye for an Eye‚ William Miller traces the origins of justice in talionic societies. In order to explain how these talionic societies began to use currency‚ Miller cites Aristotle’s philosophical novel‚ Nicomachean Ethics. Aristotle believes that currency comes out of a need and that need keeps society together‚ while Miller believes that the types of currency evolved to fit the changing requirements of society. Miller traces the evolution of currency in talionic

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