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    less than 20 percent of whites” has said that. We get stripped of our rights because of our skin color . We should feel comfortable in our homes and our neighborhoods. They make people feel unwanted and they make us feel like we are less of people . But we belong here And We are somebody. Statistics show “These differences are also evident in public trust of local police forces. Among all Americans‚ 60 percent say they can trust their local police to do what is right for them and their community often

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    executive be responsible to the legislature yet Ministers are members of both the executive and legislature. This means that the legislature may confer and delegate legislation to the executive government. This paper will continue on to explain in depth why the legislature‚ executive and judiciary powers are separated in the Australian political system. The power to make and manage federal law is divided between these three branches. The legislative power lies within the Parliament of Australia‚

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    How Do We Communicate?

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    Investigation Problem: • We are going to find out what is communication and how do we communicate in different ways through different things. We are writing a investigation now to understand what are we going to do for creating a new movie about communication. Guiding Questions: • What is communication? Communication requires that all parties have an area of communicative commonality. There are auditory means‚ such as speech‚ song‚ and tone of voice‚ and there are nonverbal means‚ such

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    How do we count the cost of World War I? The aim of this lesson is to look at the human cost of the war‚ in terms of worldwide casualties‚ as well as the significance of each individual casualty. Task One. Answer the questions by typing the answers underneath. What were the total casualties for Britain? The total casualties for Britain were 3.1 million. What were the total casualties for Germany? The total casualties for Germany were 7.1 million. Which two countries had the most men killed

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    Why Do We Eat Prawns Run?

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    This book tells you something shocking about the world - that it is being ruined by very powerful forces. The start of the book‚ is where Fred Pearce looks at his stuff such as food and possessions and wonders. Where do my stuff come from? He sets out on an adventure to answer his question. However‚ the more he searches the uglier the answer gets. Once example that stood out for me was when Pearce mentions he likes curry. He often wondered “where the prawns in my Saturday night curry come from‚ but

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    Connor Ebanks The Pigeonhole Concept I chose to do my enrichment paper on the Pigeonhole concept. What caught my eye about this concept it that it seems to be very simple and complex all at the same time. There are so many different ways you can interpret this‚ but you can only get one answer. No matter how many variables you add into the equation‚ you will always be able to say the one answer with confidence. The basis of this concept is so simple‚ but it is pretty interesting to me. In the article

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    steroids help build muscle tissue and increase body mass by acting like the body’s natural male hormone‚ testosterone. People usually take in high doses of steroids to boost athletic performance and to do extremely well in competitions and sports‚ but sports and athletic competitions are not the only reason why steroids are used. Outside of sports‚ they are used because someone wants to change or make his or her physical appearence better‚ usually based on them thinking or having the problem that he or

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    farms get tortured and slaughtered and used for meat. The meat that we eat gets processed and injected with many things that are harmful for our bodies. Most meat consumers don’t pay attention to all those harmful chemicals that are being consumed when we eat the meat including that amount of meat we eat daily. Animals play a big role in our lives they contribute to absolutely all of our daily activities‚ like the clothes we wear‚ food we eat‚ and entertainment‚ as well as a companion when it comes to

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    would function much more effectively if we did not have political parties because they distort the opinion of an electee and become too power hungry consequently‚ making Americans want to seek independent electors without a party. Politics refers to the influencing of the people‚ in other words‚ corrupting the opinions of voters. This country is known for its continuous support of the people and how our voices effect the Government. If only this was true. We can’t rely on our people anymore because

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    For my expert for a day report I have chosen Old Bailey. This is London’s central criminal court. It is in the western part of London next to Newgate Prison. There is a significant amount of history surrounding this building along with many unknown facts and a tie to the criminal justice system. The Old Bailey Courthouse was built in 1673 and is still used today. During this time the courthouse was rebuilt several times however‚ the basic design of the courtrooms remained the same. In the courtroom

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