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    The history and duties of the Secret Service Christopher L. Mintze CRJ175 W-1 Abstract The purpose of this paper is to inform the reader of the history and duties of the Secret Service. In this paper I will give you a chronological timeline of the United States Secret Service. From its creation in 1865 by President Lincoln through its current day duties will be explored. The history and duties of the Secret Service The history of the secret service is a very interesting one.

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    Garden of Love

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    In the poem “The Garden of Love”‚ which has a figurative meaning‚ the writer makes a contrast of the experience of his childhood with that of his adult life. Which techniques does he use to achieve this objective? In the collection A Choice of Poets‚ the author‚ William Blake expresses his feelings about his childhood compared to his adulthood in the poem “The Garden of Love”. The disappointment of the poet is a dominant tone in this piece of literature. The poet used figurative language

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    Victoria’s Secret in China

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    Marketing Global Marketing Victoria’s Secret in China Prepared by: Lai Tin Long‚ Stanley Lau Wan Fung‚ Jason Lam Ka Kit‚ Ian Cham Im Fan‚ Otila Yeung Ka Man‚ Destiny Kwok Hoi Kin Law Ka Ho‚ Jackson Liu Ho Lok‚ Andy Date: 18 April‚ 2011 Table of Contents Executive Summary Objective Goals Quick Review iii iii iii iii 1 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 5 6 7 7 8 9 9 9 10 10 10 i Business Profile About Victoria’s Secret Aims and Objective Distribution

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    Love

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    William Shakespeare- Romeo and Juliet This term in the unit William Shakespeare we have been learn the context and tragedies of Romeo and Juliet. We have also learnt that the play is a big tragedy then was written over 350 years ago. Despite the age of Romeo and Juliet it still inspires the teenage audience to this day we can also relate the events and themes experienced by the two protagonists Romeo and Juliet. I have chosen to do act 5 scenes 3. In the churchyard that night‚ Paris enters with

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    Secret Service History

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    BEGINNINGS 1865 The Secret Service Division was created on July 5‚ 1865 in Washington‚ D.C.‚ to suppress counterfeit currency. Chief William P. Wood was sworn in by Secretary of the Treasury Hugh McCulloch. 1867 Secret Service responsibilities were broadened to include "detecting persons perpetrating frauds against the government." This appropriation resulted in investigations into the Ku Klux Klan‚ non-conforming distillers‚ smugglers‚ mail robbers‚ land frauds‚ and a number of other infractions

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    Love

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    people would not imagine how Valentine’s day affect America and other countries from economical to emotional. Valentine’s day is easy to recognize for its many symbols: cupid which represents an angel who helps mates get together or fall in love‚ hearts‚ arrows‚ love cards‚ letters and the colors white and red representing purity and blood.(Thompson) There are many legends about the origin of Valentine’s day‚ but there are two that are more realistic and important. This holiday started in one place and

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    Not Your Typical Love Poem “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock” is a poem by T.S. Eliot about a man. The narrator of the poem is trying to figure out how to tell someone something‚ but keeps putting it off because there is‚ supposedly‚ more time. This poem speaks about the modern era and the men and women of this time‚ by showing the reader a fine line between what is nostalgic and modern habits. This poem breaks the conventions of a typical love poem since the narrator is not the typically beautiful

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    The Secret Monologue

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    He looks dead. At least as close to dead that you could possibly get while still living. His face is sunken in and he looks three times his age. He’s deathly pale with a tint of yellow that always seems to come with sickness. All the muscle seems to have disappeared off his body‚ leaving behind skin and bones that could be mistaken for toothpicks. Photos line the wall of a star hockey player‚ and a high school track record setter along with numerous ‘Get better soon!’ cards. It’s odd to see that

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    Definition Essay: Love Everyone has felt it at one time or another‚ be it for an individual‚ pet‚ or even a non-living item. That feeling is love. By definition‚ love means strong affection for another arising out of kinship or personal ties. Love is felt in diverse intensities; it may devour your whole being‚ or maybe it’s just a little crush. Some people search for what look their whole lives for love‚ while others may look to fall in and out of love on a regular basis. Of course‚ here we are

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    Secret River Conflict

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    oppose their true qualities. In confrontation with conflict ones true identity can be revealed. Although under the pressure of conflict individuals can be provoked to act unwillingly to preserve themselves. The novel ‘The Secret River’ by Kate Grenville portrays the protagonist William Thornhill as a moral individual yet under the pressure of survival and success he weakens. The reputation of an individual can provoke unexpected sinister

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