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    “I shook up the world…” Muhammad Ali cried as he knocked out Sonny Liston‚ becoming the heavyweight champion of the world on Feb 25‚ 1964. Muhammad Ali had a truly normal childhood‚ he had an amazing boxing career and was a great activist. Muhammad Ali was an amazing boxer and anti-war activist. Before Muhammad Ali was a world renowned boxer‚ he was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clay. Muhammad Ali was born Cassius Clay Jr. to Odessa and Cassius Clay Sr. Cassius Clay Jr. was born on July 17‚ 1942. Clay

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    RUNNING HEAD: TECHNOLOGY AFFECTING COMMUNICATION Technology Affecting Communication ITT Institute of Technology Rough Draft For Instructor Abstract The growth of technology is growing constantly and it is advancing every day. Due to the advancement of technology‚ teens and preteens has been affected by it in many ways. One of the major and most crucial tools in life is communication. The communication status of teens now has diminished. Research will be done by surveys and all participants

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    Jesse Mancuso Rough Draft In a small‚ rural town called Arlington in Vermont‚ playing sports was a normal thing to do. It was nothing special it was just a way to waste time. There were only three sports you could play‚ soccer‚ basketball‚ and baseball. No football‚ hockey‚ etc. For me though‚ I loved the smell of the fresh grass when I was on the soccer field and the basketball courts. I loved when my parents watched me from the sideline and I could hear them cheering me on. It was just the best

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    Muhammad Ali I think that Muhammad Ali was one of the most influential people in the last hundred years. One of the reasons I think Muhammad Ali was one of the greatest is because he changed the way of boxing. Another reason he is influential is because he stood up for the civil rights movement my last reason is because he refused to fight black people in war. My first reason that I think Muhammad Ali is the most influential person in the last hundred years is because he changed the way of boxing

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    Muhammad Ali once said‚ “Don’t count the days make the days count”. Muhammad Ali was a lightweight boxer. He was a very fast‚ aggressive‚ confident‚ and determined which made him such a great boxer. Muhammad Ali is considered one of the best fighters to ever step into the ring. Muhammad was named after his father Cassius Clay.”Cassius Clay was named after his father‚ who was himself named for the Kentucky abolitionist (Cassius M. Clay).”( 1“Muhammad Ali.”) He was born in Louisville‚Kentucky on January

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    make the days count." Muhammad Ali can be an inspiration for everyone; even though he is not with us now‚ we can still learn from his actions. He was humble and always kind. In his life he did a lot of good things. In fact‚ he refused to participate in the Vietnam War. Muhammad Ali’s real name is Cassius Clay and was born in Louisville‚ Kentucky. He is called Muhammad Ali because in 1964‚ he became an Islam believer‚ so he changed his name from Cassius Clay‚ to Muhammad Ali. He began training as

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    Muhammad Ali “Float like a butterfly sting like a bee. The hands can’t hit what the eyes can’t see”(GoodReads.com). This is not just any quote. This is a quote from a boxer‚ but not just any boxer. He was looked up to by thousands. He was not only one of the world’s most renowned fighters but‚ was also world famous for his importance in civil rights leading many lower class African Americans to believe in equality. This person is known as Muhammad Ali. He has made world history

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    because of this issue the people of the United States should sign a petition and gain signatures‚ draft the petition‚ and then gather a sponsoring committee together. The law should be changed to make it legal for people 18 years and older to be able to buy and/or drink alcohol. This needs to be accomplished by changing the law through your state government. The first step in doing this would be to draft a petition stating the drinking age should be 18. Then it is necessary to obtain signatures on

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    and his name is Muhammad Ali‚ one of the greatest boxers of all time. Although Ali is remembered as a great boxer‚ people should see other accomplishments that he’s achieved that have affected a lot of people’s lives. Muhammad Ali should be remembered as an icon who stood up for his religious principles while giving back to the community and being one of the

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    progress in peaceful resistance to the law that makes it impactful in a society or country in a positive way. Muhammad Ali‚ a professional boxer‚ was involved in very controversial news when he admitted he refused to go into the military draft for the Vietnam war‚ stating‚ “Just take me to jail.” Many named him a “Draft dodger” as a derogatory towards Ali. Other than the fact that Ali was a converted Muslim which was a main justification for refusing to be involved in the war‚ he labeled himself

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