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    100‚000‚000. That is the number of animals being kept in labs being used for animal testing‚ which is not required by law. Animal testing is not necessary. In many cases it does not even benefit people‚ and is not accurate. It only harms the animal‚ and if it happened to a person’s pet‚ it would be considered animal abuse. Animal testing is wrong and only harming animals‚ here is how. In many cases‚ medicines are tested on animals before being used on humans. This is a common argument made by pro-testing

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    DISCLAIMER: THIS IS JUST A ROUGH DRAFT. Mark Twain once said‚ “Always do what is right. It will gratify half of mankind and astound the other”. Through events in the play Antigone‚ Sophocles discusses this choice between what is morally right and lawfully right. Sophocles believes that the god’s laws should be upheld no matter what the circumstance‚ and he demonstrates this through the events in the play. Using the Greek traits Hubris‚ Ate‚ and the Nemesis‚ Sophocles creates inner turmoil within

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    every speech though‚ I think there is always room for improvement. I felt my introduction went well. It was organized‚ and I felt that I was able to draw my audience in to want to know more. The topic was well suited for my audience since many are going into the medical field‚ and breast cancer is a topic that many hear about‚ and unfortunately many know someone that has been affected by breast cancer. I feel I had a lot of good material to support my purpose of the speech. I had a variety of facts

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    1 What is the purpose of Just War? Explain. The purpose of Just War is to provide moral guidance throughout the stages of war to ensure that the reasons for going to war are morally justifiable‚ that war is conducted morally‚ and the transition back to peace is done in a moral manner. The purpose is to bring some semblance of rules‚ morality‚ and just fighting to the chaos‚ or as some believe‚ the immorality of war. There are times when although terrible‚ war is unavoidable and a better option

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    ENG3U Macbeth essay Things are not always what them seem People always like to trust their intuition. When people see others for the first time‚ they immediately like or dislike them based on their look or their speech‚ even their clothing. They use intuition to ensure a person‚ but actually a good-looking man will be a bad guy. William Shakespeare wrote Macbeth. It is considered one of his darkest and most powerful tragedies. It talks about the kingdom‚ the prophecy and blood. In Macbeth

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    be trusted. The pardoner’s only purpose was to obtain money by all means in order to live a better life. In the tale the pardoner states‚ "as long as I can preach and get their silver" proving that this was his sole purpose and he did not care whom he hurt or what lies he had to tell nothing mattered to him only the money. He knows his gift and will use his gift of preaching and gaining people’s trust and attention and he has no shame in using this gift to get what he wants. He tells how he will continue

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    The Author’s purpose in writingThe Handmaid’s Tale‚ is to illustrate to readers her bleak outlook on future if society does not change its path. The story follows the narrator‚ Offred as she goes about her life living under the oppressive regime of Gillead‚ a nation governed by religious fundamentalists. Through the narrators internal thoughts and daily life we see what is a possible outcome of feminism and patriarchy influenced by religious and governmental totalitarianism. Atwood writes in the

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    Over these last few months‚ I have felt a lot of different emotions and have had a lot of questions regarding my life: the purpose of my life‚ where I’m headed and who I am. I’m not sure if it’s normal to feel this way at this stage but it’s overwhelming and rather stressful. I’d like to think of myself as two people. The person I am when I’m around my friends and the person I am when I’m alone. Complete opposites of one another. I’m loud‚ talk way too much and way too fast‚ full of energy and life

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    It is through this distinct nature that John conveys Jesus’s divine presence‚ and for the purposes of this paper‚ the first miracle story at Cana with God’s presence in Jesus6. In this first miracle that we see God’s character and essence as the creator through his Son which John captures is his narrative about

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    strongly believe that the purpose of HIS 231 is for the class as a whole and individually to explore and reflect on values centered on sexual behaviors and attitudes. We will explore these values through the history of interaction among all genders as well as focus on the challenges‚ similarities and differences faced by culture beliefs throughout the past generations. Not only will we explore and learn about the history of U.S. sexuality but we will refine and develop what the content means to us

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