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    Lincoln Penny There are changes from small to big to the Lincoln penny. Over the years‚ there were several reasons for changes made to the Lincoln penny. This included changes in its appearance and in its make-up. According to the passage‚ the Lincoln penny had the initials of the designer‚ Victor D. Brenner on it. Americans complained the initials were too big and needed to be removed. This resulted in them removing them and later putting them back on‚ just smaller. Nowadays pennies from 1909

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    Alcohol Ban

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    another depressing news item about the alcohol law. Some people‚ whom I agree with‚ believe that alcohol should be banned for society welfare level. They also claim that alcohol triggers committing crime. On the other hand‚ others think that alcohol ban is to interfere in life style. To begin with‚ the supporters of this argument that alcohol results in loss of consciousness. This is because alcoholic people commit crime more than others. For example‚ statistics and researches clearly show

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    Pennies may have been practical several years ago; however‚ now they are inconvenient and obsolete. As an American citizen who pays with U.S. currency almost every day and almost every day‚ inconvenienced by the use of pennies. Pennies make even less sense provided the fact that the United States Government has made such a large amount of pennies that the materials used to make pennies are worth more than a penny itself. Other countries have already done this and it is working out well for them‚

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    Smoking Ban

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    Smoking Ban in Public Facilities By: Emily Peace What do you think of when you see someone smoking in a public area? Do you think they are really thinking about the people around them? Do you think they know that they are harming the people around them? I don’t think they do‚ but we know they are. Smoking in public facilities should be banned because it influences children‚ it causes litter and odor‚ and it causes second-hand smoking. Smoking influences children because when they see adults

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    Lewis Hine

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    Lewis Hine "If I could tell the story in words‚ I wouldn ’t need to lug around a camera" (Sandler 57). While artists might think that the best way to share their knowledge is through their paintings and sculptures‚ writers might think books and articles work the best. However‚ Lewis Hine’s famous photography shed light on people’s ignorance about child labor. These impacting pictures show young exploited children who worked at the mills and mines in the late nineteenth century in America. Hine’s

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    Three Penny Opera

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    science can be seen on a higher level‚ as a science of problem solving. Problem solving requires precision‚ creativity‚ and careful reasoning. In the end the final product of our progress is the result of our decisions that we had to take. In Three Penny Opera by Bertolt Brecht we can notice the presence of the conflict between self-interest and love. Many of the characters’ decisions create a conflict between self-interest and love. In a capitalist society in which competition is rewarded by disrespect

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    environment. Smoking ban in public areas will save a lot of lives by preventing secondhand smoking and keep the air clean. In this essay‚ I will examine reasons that support the ban of smoking must be executed in this international city. Then‚ I will conclude by presenting my own view on the

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    Meriwether Lewis

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    Eguino‚ Mario History 8‚ Period 2 11-2-2011 Meriwether Lewis Early Childhood Born on August 18‚ 1774‚ in Albemarle County‚ Virginia. Meriwether Lewis spent much of his youth outdoors‚ developing an interest in plants‚ animals‚ and geology. When Lewis turned eight‚ his family moved to a colony on the Broad River in northeastern Georgia. In the four years he lived there‚ he harnessed his wilderness skills and became proficient with a black powder rifle. He then returned to Virginia at age 13 for

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    John Lewis

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    will be looking at is John Lewis. The outcome of the essay is to analyse how John Lewis is affected by the macro environment‚ analyse John Lewis using PESTLE and evaluate the strengths and limitations of using PESTLE as a strategic diagnostic tool. To discuss the market system and apply a range of market theories to John Lewis and to understand the organisational environment. There are many factors in the macro environment that will affect the decisions that John Lewis make‚ as well as any other

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    Sinclair Lewis

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    Sinclair Lewis was born in Sauk Centre‚Minnesota‚ on 7th February 1885. He was the son of Dr. Edwin J. Lewis and Emma Kermott Lewis. Sadly‚ Sinclair’s mother Emma died when he was only six. In 1892 his father married Isabel Warner. Although he got along with his step mom‚ he ran away from home and hoped to become a drummer boy in the Spanish-American War when he was thirteen. In 1902 Lewis went to Oberlin Academy. While there‚ he developed a religious enthusiasm that fluctuated during the majority

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