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    police state. After growing up fatherless and in a poor village‚ he found violence to be a quick solution to his problems. In 2003 the United States invaded Iraq due to various threats and conflicts the two nations had run into. Was the United States justified in invading Iraq? Some might say that Iraq should deal with their own problems and not have another nation come to shut them down. Iraq’s problems were not kept within Iraqi borders‚ which is why they had become so great. The United States had

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    ” The method of combat during Cold War is true example of Tzo’s quote. A war usually involves two opposing sides with in person battle. During the years 1945 to 1991‚ two superpower countries were engaging in an international power struggle without actually fighting each other. After WWII‚ the Soviet Union had a large army and the United States had the powerful Atomic bomb‚ leading to both of the countries distrusting each other. The United States did not want the Soviet Union to expand its communist

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    Why privatizing the Consulate Affairs? Everyday hundred and sometimes thousands of people approached the consulate department of the foreign ministry to get their legal documents registered and verified‚ usually there are some documents such as National ID Card (Tazkira) passport‚ driver’s license etc. that those people who are traveling abroad need in order to be able to travel and some countries before issuing visa to the applicants because of particular situation of Afghanistan require to get

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    CRIMINALITY‚ ORDER AND LAWS You are in the United States on a vacation‚ a nice trip with your family and/or friends. You are walking across the street and a cop takes out a gun‚ it is pointed at your face. He yells: “We have an arrest warrant for you.” You know you didn’t do anything and he tries to arrest you. What do you do? Do you know the rights that you have? The laws of the United States? Probably not‚ only that you have a right to speak to a lawyer. You think to yourself if it would be

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    express. The magical fragment of this idea is that the list of literary pieces can range from colourful yet informative books to beautifully written poems. Furthermore‚ no one will be able to judge you in a harsh and daunting way‚ which is the reason why art is an exceptional supplement used to improve the overall quality of life. Music is a wonderful piece of art and thus‚ I would select an instrumental piece of music to be my theme song. The pure sounds of instruments working together to create a

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    Is it possible to get away with murder? This is a question that has been asked throughout history and there have been several famous cases where the investigators could not identify the killer. With the help of many scholarly writers and research it was discovered how one could possibly get away with murder. There are many criminals who have gotten away with murder; the reasons for their getting away have ranged from tampered crime scenes‚ to convicting the wrong person‚ to sometimes just getting

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    The Atomic Bomb In 1945 the United States made history by dropping the first atomic bomb on Japan. This was due to an attack on Pearl Harbor and other territories in the Pacific Ocean led by Japan during WW2. The United States had no choice but to retaliate‚ and consequently released an atomic bomb over the city of Hiroshima‚ killing 140‚000 civilians. It was justified and necessary for the United States to drop the atomic bomb on Japan because they wanted to end World War II‚ impress Russia

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    Marilyn Monroe Overcomes Hardships Many celebrities that are put into the public eye all have an accomplishment that many people would not know to be obvious. Marilyn Monroe had a hard life when she was a child due to many circumstances but was still able to become one of the most famous actresses of all time. Marilyn Monroe had a troubled childhood‚ however‚ she did not let that control her life and fulfilled her dreams in becoming a successful actress. Norma Jeane Mortensen

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    War II lasted six full years. During these six years from 1939 to 1945 many new weapons were created to strike fear in the eye of the enemy. One of these weapons was the Atomic Bomb‚ which was created through the Manhattan Project. The Manhattan Project was created in response to fears that German scientists were working on a weapon using nuclear technology since the 1930s. In a remote desert location near Alamogordo‚ New Mexico‚ the first atomic bomb was successfully detonated. It created an enormous

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    plantations in the Americas. Slavery is a thing of the past – civilizations shadow. Slavery a remnant of the past‚ a practice used by the uncivilized‚ non-existent in today’s modern world. But the truth is: More people are enslaved and in bondage today than in any other point in human history. Thirty-six million people are slaves worldwide. Slavery exists in all the one hundred sixty-seven countries that have abolished it (Hess and Frohlich). Slavery was never confined to third world countries only

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