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    There are company goals‚ personal goals‚ career goals‚ family goals or health goals‚ they all must be pursued with passion and purpose. The challenges of life can sometimes try to choke out our goals (dreams) and many people lose track of what it is they really want. I personally refuse to stand by and watch this happen. So I think that dreams role is that they are like a “syrupy sweet” because they give all people hope and motivation for what they want out of life. Dreams give you countless benefits

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    Are all men really created equal? I have always heard the cliché in the constitution that all men are created equal but is it a valid statement? I have seen people with both physical and mental disabilities; people who view the world differently than us “normal” humans. People who have different hardships that we can never understand through experience- my life has changed when I finally realized those less fortunate living among us. I always ask myself why the world naturally discriminates against

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    received all the goods for the work they did. So they created a government named Animalism‚ based on the Old Major’s vision. In Animalism‚ there are no owners‚ no rich‚ but no poor‚ workers got a better life‚ and all animals are equal. The animals established the Seven Commandments‚ which were laws created by the pigs to protect animals. The goals of the government were also set up. The goals said that everyone was equal‚ there would be more food and sleep for all‚ there was to be respect for all animals

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    How do interest groups influence policy? Use examples to illustrate your answer. “Interest groups are no less a threat than they are an expression of freedom” (Berry‚ 1984). We start this essay with this famous quote from Berry introducing us to what exactly an interest group is. Indeed in general‚ public opinion and people unaware of an interest group’s actions might regard interest groups in a negative light. The more famous interest groups can tend to generate a lot of negative

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    MANDATE FOR GREATNESS Ferdinand E. Marcos Each generation writes its own history. Our forebears have written theirs. With fortitude and excellence we must write ours. We must renew the vision of greatness for our country. This is a vision of our people rising above the routine to face formidable challenges and overcome them. It means the rigorous pursuit of excellence. It is a government that acts as the guardian of the laws’ majesty‚ the source of justice to the weak and solace to

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    Writing Assignment 1 Singer: All Animals Are Equal Peter Singer‚ a Utilitarian‚ believes in the maximization of happiness of humans and extends this thought to the nonhuman inhabitants of Earth. Singer‚ believes that all animals should be granted moral status‚ similar to that of the human inhabitants. He presents his argument in a modus ponens form. His conclusion of‚ that nonhuman entities should be given the same amount of moral consideration as human entities is reached though his presentation

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    Argument Analysis: All Animals Are Equal In his article All Animals Are Equal‚ philosopher Peter Singer claims an argument for animal liberation. He concludes that other species deserve rights and interests as equal as human beings. He clarifies that his definition of “sentience” refers to the capacity of creatures to experience things like suffering and enjoyment or happiness. He suggests that the capable of sentience is the only plausible criterion of moral importance to makes his conclusion

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    Federal Mandates Through out the 1930’s‚ Federalism began to grow along with an increased power towards federal grants and mandates due to the effects of the Depression. During the New Deal the Supreme Court ruled that national spending was not limited to just specific grants any more. The national government now had the power to grant‚ fund‚ and mandate money to any state under what conditions they choose. Currently Congress can imply considerable control over the states by placing federal money

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    of United States. This was considered a milestone by all‚ as President Obama had become the first black man to ever be elected as President. After years of rasicm‚ torment‚ and mistreatment‚ black people were finally able to feel like first-class American citizens. After all‚ it was one of their own who would be assuming the most important position in all of the world;President of United States. It was not just a victory for Blacks‚ rather for all minorities who ever had to experience the opression

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    Outline Topic: Explain why parents are sometimes strict. Thesis Statement: Parents are sometimes strict to discipline their children‚ to set out strict rules to get the best from their children and to put responsibilities on their shoulders Introductory Paragraph: The ABCD Parenting Young Adolescents (2009 – 2014) stated‚ “Parents are sometimes strict to discipline their children so the they can earn respect from the‚ parents also wants them to think more positively‚ above all‚ to gain a strong relationship

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