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    Why was the great depression was so hard to cure? Doing the 1930s‚ President Roosevelt and his intelligence advisers were facing with many obstacles of a magnificent decline in unemployment in the nation and those with jobs work less hours or easily for termination because of corrupting in most corporations. The depression was a major impact towards the disable and elders due to poor living environments because receiving no income because not able to work. Also striving to find a way to stabilize

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    that the rate is so high is because if a cop has to take someone’s life away they might feel bad about it. Another reason that the Suicide Rates are high is that when the police go undercover for long times‚ they will be away from their family for a long time. Because they have been away for a long time‚ the wife could break away from the cop. The cop could come depressed and commit suicide. Suicide is a serious thing that we need to take care of. Another reason that the Rates are so high is that when

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    Why the Twilight series is so popular? “Twi-hards‚” fans of the infamous Twilight series‚ are known to be some of the craziest and feverish fans out there. Ever since the series was first launched as books in 2005 and later released as films in 2008‚ the vampire/werewolf craze has invaded the American culture and has even extended into international cultures‚ becoming a popular commodity of our consumer culture. Why has the series become so popular? Why are Twi-hards a particular

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    referee blows and from on the sidelines‚ I can hear my coach yelling last minute moves that can get me around one obstacle or another. With my actions helping the team get a step closer to wining the game. So that after the game‚ I can walk away with a smile on my face and a trophy in my hand knowing I did my part. It makes it worth it to try my hardest in practice and drill each other to the point that no mistakes are possible. With everything I learn in practice I am able to apply it in the game‚ when

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    Why do readers find Great Expectations so enjoyable? Michael Johnson Dickens uses pathetic fallacy to illustrate the predicament that faces the characters in the novel. It also depicts the emotions the characters feel and indicates how the scene is going to change. For example‚ the dramatic weather change‚ conveyed in the line‚ “The evening mist was rising now‚” during the second ending when Estella and Pip meet‚ mirrors the realisation of Pip and Estella’s true feelings for each other.

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    considered dishonorable violent murders. The reason as to why so many murders take place is all because Macbeth wants to become a king of many powers. The murder of King Duncan (King of Scotland) is dishonorable‚ because the witches in the beginning of the story mentioned Duncan would one day take place on the thrown. Macbeth of course did not want anything to take his power away from him. So Macbeth had to murder Duncan when the time was right to ensure that he stays king. Duncan paid a visit to

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    The Ottoman Empire lived longer than many states in the past because its lifetime was about six hundred. So‚ how did the Ottoman Empire survive so long? In my opinion‚ it was because of the diversity and religious tolerance in the Empire‚ a good administration‚ and military talents and techniques‚ so I can pick some of them to show them as the major historical legacies of the Ottoman Empire‚ such as the diversity and religious tolerance‚ and military talents and techniques. In addition to this‚ I

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    Why is technology so important to students and how will it help them succeed in today’s society? Many people may ask this question because education in many ways is different today than it was fifty plus years ago. The answer to the question isn’t always so obvious either. However‚ the plain and simple truth is that today’s world has changed. No longer is memorization of facts and figures the goal. To keep up with our ever changing global community with all its complexities‚ students must learn to

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    Macbeth - ACT I‚ Scene 3‚ Lines 127-142 In William Shakespeare’s Macbeth‚ the main character‚ Macbeth‚ is already over thinking whether the witches’ prophecy is meant for the good or for the evil. Also‚ that the idea of murdering Duncan to make the prophecy come true has crossed his mind. Macbeth hides his thoughts because he doesn’t want anyone else to know that he has thought about murdering the king. The reader feels sympathy for Macbeth as he feels guilty of even thinking about murdering King

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    Why is the Rate of Teenage Depression So High? Depression has become an over whelming issue for teenagers in the past few years. In the 70 ’s‚ 80 ’s and 90 ’s teenage depression was not often heard of and wasn ’t really ever talked about. In 2013 20% of teenagers will experience teenage depression. (Teen depression statistics‚ 2013) If one person in the family has a problem with depression‚ this could effect back onto the whole family. Researches have found that not only teenage depression has

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