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    country’s history into his speech. All the strengths and weaknesses involved. His pattern and structure throughout the speech was developed and explained clearly. His repetition of the phrase ‘I have a dream’ is an excellent way to catch people’s attention. However‚ the speech can be said to be biased as he may have written it based on experience. There are certain aspects that I am concerned about. One would be: Why did he choose this particular figurative

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    Print Comment Essay- Expository Text-Stupid White Men The expository text Stupid White Men (Michael Moore‚ 2002) uses emotive descriptions to manipulate readers to accept certain values and beliefs. Moore uses characterization‚ positioning readers to view certain people and groups negatively‚ and others positively. Characters are developed through the use of persuasive elements of construction in descriptions; this includes the types of information presented‚ persuasive language‚ structure‚ sarcasm

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    Kelsey Dabrowski Their Eyes Were Watching God—Stylistic Essay Choice #3 Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston is chock-full of metaphors. Through metaphors‚ the author can create a link between different parts of the book‚ pointing out changes over time that the characters experience. These metaphors showcase the character development and refining of personality which the characters‚ especially Janie‚ go through in this book. Although she must suffer hardships in life to reach it

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    Pirates and God Have Things in Common One might ask how the great and powerful God and scavenger scum pirates have things in common. It seems like a bit of a stretch‚ but if one were to really look deeply at the basic principles that the two stand by the difference gap closes immensely. One can not simply state that they are identical‚ because there are definitely some differences that are scarcely spread between their guidelines. The guidelines that are comparable are none other than the Ten Commandments

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    Kanu – 7 Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neal Hurston Literary Criticism By Bethany Maupin “In the male-dominated society of the early 1900s‚ women had a certain place with specific duties to fulfill. Women were pretty to look at‚ but had no mind of their own. Thus‚ they didn’t need to make speeches‚ voice their opinion‚ or vote. Women could work in the home‚ on the farm‚ or in a store‚ but that was as close as they got to the world of the men. Outside of work‚ women did not join

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    World History July 3‚ 2013 Forgotten Fire Forgotten Fire is a fictional book that is based on a true life story of a boy’s life that was destroyed by the Armenian genocide. Adam Bagdasarian the author of Forgotten Fire‚ uses Vahan Kenderian’s life story to show the disaster that the Armenian Genocide had brought on to this race. Forgotten Fire is about a boy named Vahan Kenderian who grew up in a very affluent family and was very well know. Vahan never expected to have to lose everything he had

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    Rhetorical Analysis: President Ronald Reagan ’s Farwell Address Rhetorical Analysis: Reagan ’s Farwell Address Ronald Reagan ’s Farewell Address was an amazing example of conveying the fundamentals for freedom through an emotional and visual lesson. It is no wonder that the president known as the "great communicator" was successful in painting for us a picture of who we were‚ past and present‚ and the improvements in the areas of strength‚ security‚ and

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    “The Forgotten Offenders” Until recently the female offender was generally overlooked by an overwhelmingly male-dominated criminal justice system. There are so few women in prison in then men. Approximately 5‚600 out of 196‚000 inmates in state and federal prisons are women. Because of the small proportion of female prisoners‚ female facilities are not as well-equipped as male prisons. Educational and vocational training programs are limited. Life requires a plan in all of at least five basic

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    Turning Away Blood Donation From Men Who have Sex With Men Jeffrey R. Robinson Grand Canyon University: Theoretical Foundations for Nursing Roles and Practice March 7th 2015 Introduction When blood donation is low and technologically advanced health and blood screening is a reality‚ why would the US continue to turn away blood? I chose this for the reason that being a gay man in the health care industry in 2014‚ I am still unable to donate blood. I do not engage in risky behavior‚ yet I still

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    #2 (only the even questions‚ plus seven) 2. The author changes the point of view to P.S’s father on page 119. "Why isn’t he crying‚ he wondered‚ and then he told himself that he wouldn’t have cried either; that the boy had had plenty of time to cry; that he would never cry in front of his father again." This sentence is when the author changes the point of view from P.S to Stewart Wilkinson (aka. P.S’s dad or sir). 4. The honor code at V.P.S. is a reality in everyone there’s life. Every student is

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