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    possible solution the human kind issues that day to day they are facing. Even though not all ideas and concepts that the computing professionals put together to build the supercomputing is perfect or and work as it is expected to operate. The ideas to have the supercomputing is to help human to solve some necessary issues that human by himself cannot do it by manually. What I do mean by manual here is that human being just cannot do anything with it is own hand or event viewed by it is own eyes. He or

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    pleasure‚ joy‚ exhilaration‚ bliss‚ contentedness‚ delight‚ enjoyment‚ and satisfaction. All these words mean the same thing yet can be very difficult to understand while it can be even more difficult to attain the full feeling behind these words. Many people think that having their cars‚ or skis‚ or whatever other material possessions they want will make them happy. Others believe there must be some sort of deeper connections in order to achieve true happiness. “The New Science of Happiness‚” an article

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    NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF BECOMING TOO DEPENDENT ON TECHNOLOGY Special Purpose: To inform my audience of the negative effects by becoming too dependent on technology. Central Idea: By becoming too dependent on technology will give negative effects to our education‚ behavior and economic. Introduction I According to study conducted by a company called McCan Worldgroup‚ young people are obsessed with their technology until the point that they would rather lose one of their most

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    Have Men Become Obsolete?

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    Men’s roles in relation to reproduction and the family have in recent decades been increasingly dismissed‚ rendering the traditional institutions of marriage and family obsolete. Proponents argue that men are not needed in a family unit‚ providing the mere genetic code for their children‚ thus are replaceable and “obsolete”. I believe that this can be best explained by developments in reproductive technologies and the gender revolution – its effects on marital satisfaction and meanings attached to

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    Lesson 6: Writing an Argument Today is the day! You will spend today writing your argument. Gather your notes‚ your outline‚ and any other prewriting materials you have and get ready. Lesson Objectives Write an argument with an introduction that includes a strong thesis statement. Write an argument with a body that includes examples‚ evidence‚ and quotations as needed to support the thesis. Write an argument with a body that includes recognition of opposing views and concedes a point

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    ‘Despite’ Christopher aversion to being touched‚ he is dependent on other people’. Do you agree? In Mark Haddon’s novel‚ “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time”‚ the protagonist and narrator‚ Christopher John Francis Boone‚ faces challenges in which he is dependent on other people to help him. Throughout the novel Haddon shows us he is mainly depended on his close ‘support network’ of family and friends who guide him on how to behave and interact with others. Christopher is also reliant

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    The kid would have to be guilty‚ there was enough proof to prove he was guilty. The kid should be guilty because there was so much proof that he was guilty that its ridiculous. If the kid wasn’t guilty he could have had so much evidence to prove he wasn’t including the pockets that had the hole in them or the movie ticket he had when he watched the movie at the theaters. He didn’t have the movie ticket so he couldn’t prove he was at the movies at the time of the killing. He didn’t have the pants or

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    The Path of Education The career that I really have a passion for is being a teacher. A teacher requires a person to have a lot of responsibility. The reason why I want to become a teacher is because I want to give the gift of knowledge to others. It takes a lot of hard work to become a teacher‚ and I can ’t just say I want to be something and wait for it to come to me. I have to chase after it and complete all of the steps necessary to achieve it. I choose this career by doing a lot of thinking

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    Argumentative Essay 1 The topic of this argumentative essay is whether the United States should keep the penny or stop the production and distribution of it. My claim is yes‚ we should stop the production of the penny. My reasons being that pennies are a waste of space(Jeff Sommer)‚ it costs more to produce them than what they are worth(Jeff Sommer)‚ and with pennies gone‚ retail sales will be rounded up or down(Jeff Sommer). The counterclaim is that we should not stop the production and distribution

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    How to write a simple Argumentative Essay 1. Think about your topic 2. Make a very short outline with short points 3. Make sure you argue with yourself 4. Don’t use modal verbs like ’could‚ would‚ might‚’ be sure of your ideas 5. Use linking words like ’but‚ and‚ however‚ although‚’ 6. Use paragraphs with an introduction‚ a body and a conclusion. Put the right word into these useful sentences for essays and articles. |alternatively |However

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