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    cig companies target youth to try electronic cigarettes‚ while the FDA tries to regulate them due to them containing carcinogens. Most e cigs contain nicotine and some countries like Canada‚ Mexico and Brazil have completely banned e cig smoking‚ while Australia has banned e cigs with nicotine in them. Because of the carcinogens in e cigs the FDA tried to ban them in the United States but failed. Although they failed at banning them‚ the FDA still has control on the

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    first impressions are important‚ but these characters find themselves in an unfortunate plight. In the original and famous poem‚ Beowulf‚ GRENDEL is the evil‚ most abominable creature on the planet. His grim and naturally monstrous appearance haunts the Danes and people of the mead hall. His heart is heavy and dark‚ according to Beowulf‚ but in John Gardner’s Grendel‚ he explains in much detail how he truly feels about himself and his actions. Being raised alone (occasionally by his mother)‚ Grendel’s

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    that Grendel kills for his own satisfaction. He is fulfilling Thanatos‚ the death instinct. “The eternal Lord avenged the murder on the race of Cain‚ he slew Able. He did not rejoice in that feud. He‚ the Lord‚ drove him from mankind for that crime. Thence sprang all evil spawn‚ ogres and elves and sea-monsters‚ giants too‚ who struggled long time against God. He paid them requital for that.” (Unknown 3). Grendel is essentially the descendent of Cain‚ through the Christian influence that was added

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    Existentialism in Grendel  Nihilism‚ as well as existentialism and a host of other philosophies are boldly explored in Grendel‚ a novel by John Gardner.  The antagonist Grendel travels on a journey of self-discovery‚ eventually becoming a nihilist‚ only to be gallantly disproved by the hero Beowulf.  In the end Gardner proves that the virtues of individuality and meaning triumph over meaningless violence and destruction.  While Gardner presents countless philosophies and thoughts in Grendel‚ the two most

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    Beware of Grievous Grendel! We have all heard of the great epic poem Beowulf; one of the first major works in English literature. Grendel is a monster in this epic poem‚ in which he terrorizes people. He is a huge‚ powerful descendant of the biblical Cain‚ the son of Adam and Eve‚ who killed his brother Abel out of jealousy. In the same way as Cane‚ Grendel was cursed and condemned by the mighty Creator. Grendel is envious‚ resentful and angry toward mankind. He may attack at any time‚ for no reason

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    Beowulf and Grendel the movie: The movie Beowulf and Grendel and the Beowulf book had many similarities and differences such as the added characters to the movie that were not included in the book. The characters that were used in the movie were presented in different aspects‚ with different motives‚ appearances‚ and names. Instead of the "King‚ Ruler‚ God" that was known as Beowulf in the book‚ was more of a regular man in the movie. Not much of a threat or so called god that we thought he was. He was

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    environmentalists think otherwise. There is scientific proof that hydraulic fracturing contaminates drinking water‚ produces wastewater that contains toxins and radiation‚ and‚ in rare cases‚ causes earthquakes. It is clear that Hydraulic fracturing should be banned because of all its negative side effects. To start off‚ to frack rocks deep underground to release the natural gas‚ high pressure fluid must be pumped through pipes and into the rock. The fluid “which [is] composed of about

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    Many scholars and educators‚ like Marylee Hengsetbeck who said‚ "If Huck Finn is used solely as a part of a unit on slavery or racism‚ we sell the book short." feel that there is much to be learned about Blacks from this book and it should not be banned from the classroom. This is only one of many themes and expressions that Mark Twain is describing in his work. Another central theme is how the depiction of race relations and slavery is used as insight into the nature of blacks and whites as people

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    surprise. Any food product being sold to the general public should be removed and banned because GMOs contribute to the rise of illness‚ contaminate the plants in our organic farms‚ and humans were not made to play god. If we continue to consume GMOs‚ the numbers of Americans conceiving illnesses‚ like autism‚

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    Beowulf‚ who leads a company of soldiers to Denmark‚ in order to assist the King of the Scyldings‚ Hrothgar‚ by slaying an evil creature named Grendel. However‚ a parallel version of the well-known epic was later produced‚ titled Grendel‚ and it told the tale of Beowulf from the perspective of the antagonist‚ Grendel. This version of the tale follows Grendel from his early childhood when he first started interacting with humans‚ until his ultimate demise at the hands of Beowulf. Grendel’s discussion

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