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    2013 A Global Village of 100 Today our world consists of nearly 7 billion individuals; however‚ we never stop to think and understand how our world truly functions. If we decide to reduce the size of the entire worlds population to about a hundred people and did not change the demographic breakdown‚ we would be left with an impacting result allowing us to understand what we are blinded to each day. To begin with‚ the current death rates around the world are extremely significant; however‚ it goes

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    Throughout American history‚ there have been groups of people that have been denied something. African American people were treated like slaves and denied all rights. At one point a U.S. Supreme court case ruled Black people as property. They had no rights. Only some people saw this as wrong. They were abolitionists and they wanted the immediate removal of slavery. Some people were participated in the Underground railroad‚ people who gave their help to others trying to escape slavery. It was called

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    For some new freshmen that are considering about joining football as a running back or linebacker‚ next best prepare for some severe injuries. The people possess a penchant for football. Since the beginning‚ football is one of the uttermost popular sports in the United States. It may be entertaining to spectators the players rush‚ tackle and assault each other as an intended to entertain the audience and catch the stentorian voices of the crowds‚ but is football excessively dangerous to play in high

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    investment‚ a risk will be taken by paying for education‚ which later will result in higher pay. On the other hand‚ in a communist system‚ education would be free‚ and equal to everyone. But certain people will be forced to receive higher level education to work in higher positions. Which imposes another problem‚ people forced to pursue higher education will revolt since their pay would not correlate with the higher education‚ everyone’s

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    possibility of coincidence in the matter. “The source also stated that the researchers emphasized that the survey results cannot determine whether listening to certain music genres leads to alcohol or illicit drug use or aggressive behavior‚ because young people with tendencies to use alcohol or illicit drugs or to be aggressive may be drawn to particular music styles. 2 Well‚ to sum it up‚ the rap music should not be used for whether or not the intuition is higher for illegal substances or crime‚ rap

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    African-American. The justice system is considered a controversial topic because of the many factors that go into the discussion when talking about the justice system. Some believe that certain aspects of the justice system are unjust‚ while others see it as just. There is belief that if someone commits a crime they deserve harsh conditions‚ while others believe those on trial and prisoners are still human regardless of crimes committed and shouldn t be treated harshly. The justice system is unfair because

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    goods and money out to the common people. One day in a town of Reds and Whites‚ there was an idea that a red made up. It thought that not everyone in the town was not getting everything equally and some people were getting more things than others‚ it thought of an idea so everyone would get the same coins as everyone else. It also thought that the people who didn’t work for their own coins should still get the same amount of coins as everyone else and that the people with the larger amount of coins

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    free market system. This system has been touted as “the world’s greatest economic success story”1 because no other system “has been as effective…in turning scarcity into abundance.”2 Many people have claimed capitalism to be one of the world’s most moral systems because it “has improved the lives of so many people.”3 Economists‚ generally speaking‚ have come to agree that capitalism is the best economic system.

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    In our generation today‚ alcohol has seeped into the lives of teens and adults on severe levels‚ consequently‚ resulting in an addiction towards alcohol. Bottle after the other‚ the addiction only grows stronger‚ and so do the after effects it provides. These effects have become very catastrophic in the lives of these individuals‚ both on a physical and emotional levels. One of the beginning effects of becoming addicted to alcohol‚ is the immediate decrease in efficiency and overall performance

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    The short story The Things People Say‚ written by Elizabeth Kolbert examines the consequences of group polarization and cyber polarization using the outbreak surrounding President Obama’s birthplace and citizenship. During the 2008 elections the media spread the concept that President Obama was not born in the United States and that the birth certificate he produced was a fake. The author analyzes not only the falsehood of the story itself‚ but also the larger idea regarding the internet’s interference

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