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    Eng Comp. II

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    Research topic(s) Questions you hope to pursue or are thinking of pursuing in relation to the topic: Argument types: How best to prevent texting while driving: We should do this or that ( to prevent texting while driving)(argument of policy) 1. Arguments of fact: prove that a problem exist‚ has existed‚ or will exist in the future: evidence = facts: data and examples; expert opinion 2. Arguments of value: compare the value of two or more things based on standards Evidence = examples

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    Bad Cliches

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    Wolf English Comp I 10/31/14 Against the Odds Ken Robinson once said‚ “I define creativity as the process of having original ideas.” Nowadays‚ there is so much creativity around‚ how do we know if something was someone else’s idea? How about someone else’s own words? Because the world has been here for so long‚ so have certain words‚ phrases‚ and ideas. In the article “Let’s Think Outside the Box of Bad Clichés‚” Gregory Pence presents frustration with all the clichés and expressions he encounters

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    Comp II Final Project

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    Composition II Final Project Holli Smith Kaplan University Professor: Tyler Pruett Part 1: Revised Letter to the Editor To The Editor of the Kennebec Journal and Waterville Sentinel‚ respectively: In 1984‚ there were 40 people in the State of Maine diagnosed with Autism. Now a one child for every 150 in Maine is diagnosed within the Autism spectrum. Every year more children with Autism reach adulthood. At that point there is an incredible shortage of programs

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    Wha Is Cliche

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    What Is a Cliché?  A cliché can be two things. It can be an overused expression‚ something that is said a lot that has become some common‚ it no longer really has any relevance or is even noticed in convrsation. Phrases such as  “to this day” or “next thing I knew” are examples of such a cliche‚ and you often say these phrases without noticing you are doing so. A cliché can also refer to an idea that has come to have special meaning different form its literal meaning. For example‚ the phrases “sweaty

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    essay cliches

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    documentclass12ptarticle begindocument pagestyleempty begincenter Huge bf Statement of Purpose endcenter hline vspace0.6cm noindent I am a final year student of the four year Bachelor of Technology program at the Indian Institute of Technology‚ Bombay. I will be graduating in June 1996 with a degree in Computer Science and Engineering. I am applying for admission and financial aid to the Ph.D. program in Computer Science at Brown University. Detailed information about my academic

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    College Composition II Final Project Elyssa Earley Prof. Misty Thompson Kaplan University As many people may know‚ a new and improved health care reform is desperately needed in the United States. There are millions of people in the United States alone without health insurance. Health care is a problem that has troubled many American’s for a long time. Many previous presidents have attempted to change and improve the health care system and policies‚ but have failed and we are left waiting

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    Eliminating Abbreviations

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    Eliminating medical abbreviations would reduce errors because many abbreviations are very similar and therefore people get confused between them. If abbreviations were eliminated it would make it very difficult on medical professionals who would have to write out very lengthy medical terms. That’s why many organizations are developing written policies stating which abbreviations should not be used and medical professionals are trained to write legible when using other abbreviations. Written policies

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    Course Project Submission The Legalization of Marijuana J. Doe ITT Technical Institute March 7‚ 2013 Composition II Dr. Sue Introduction Marijuana should be legalized. That is the decision everyone in our group has come to. We believe the pros of marijuana use greatly outnumber the cons‚ and that the government needs to realize that. Defending either side of this argument is actually quite difficult. Any studies that you may find can be disproven by studies performed from the opposition

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    Eliminating the SATS

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    Eliminating the SATS Sydney Muntone Warren Hills High School Abstract The SAT’s: the dreaded test that’s supposed to determine the future of a nervous‚ impressionable high school student. The much-anticipated test has no place in our society anymore‚ though. The SAT is a terrible‚ overstressed measurement for college admission and it is totally ineffective in actually analyzing the students themselves. Scrapping this test from the college admission process is crucial

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    Eliminating Barriers

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    Eliminating Barriers within Communities of the United States Healthcare access is the ability for an individual to obtain needed medical services. This is important in order to attain health equity and to increase everyone’s quality of life (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services‚ 2014). Unfortunately‚ many people in the U.S have no health insurance and due to this lack health care access. In 2012 15.4% of Americans lack health insurance (Pear‚ 2013). Among the many without health insurance

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