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    Personal Perception of Organized Crime In answering this question of what Angie’s personal perception of organized crime‚ it takes me back to the days of organized groups that united for financial gain‚ control over business‚ law enforcement‚ the public and anyone or anything that they could rule. Organized crime brings about change in a community‚ hurt‚ danger‚ and sometimes death. When thinking of organized crime it takes us back to the days of the Mafia. The days of Al Capone comes to mind more

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    Dally In The Outsiders

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    tarnished past‚ played an influential role in the lives of his fellow friends‚ the Greasers‚ and mostly over Ponyboy. Dally was both the toughness and the anger that existed and held back the Greasers and Ponyboy. Known as the toughest of the Greaser gang‚ with no family‚ Dally felt he could take violent risks. While Dally’s death seemed tragic‚ if Dally had continued in the same manner‚ the lives of the Greasers and Ponyboy would have traveled down a darker path. As a Greaser‚ Dally always acted

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    Mexico and South America. About 56% of the immigrants are from Mexico alone while the rest are distributed evenly among South American countries like Honduras‚ Panama‚ and Guatemala. Along with them they bring many different problems such as increased gang violence in the United States‚ and various drug trafficking complications. Drugs are a huge problem; many underground tunnels have been found along the border. Another problem with undocumented immigrants is that they don’t pay taxes. According to

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    1. Who is the protagonist in this story--Trevor‚ Blackie‚ or the gang? Who or what is 
the antagonist? Identify the conflicts of the story. I think Trevor and Blackie are both protagonists. I think that Old Missery is an antagonist‚ because after all the war and destruction‚ it still stood tall and proud. It antagonized the gang to destroy the beauty of it‚ so that it would be no better‚ nor worse than the rest of the town. 
2. How is suspense created?  
Suspense is created by Mr. Thomas’ arrival

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    Youth and Gangsterism

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    YOUTH AND GANGSTERISM Gangs are an international phenomenon and it as impacted on many countries across the globe. The growth and development of gangs are linked to questions of security‚ housing‚ health‚ resources‚ jobs‚ poverty and above all‚ solidarity. Asalam-u-Alaikum to my teacher and fellow class mates‚ today my topic is youth and gangsterism. There are two types of gangs; street gangs and organised gangs. Street gangs are small-loosely gangs made up of youngsters‚ who encourage on

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    living Anderson can be very peaceful at times‚ even quiet at times. Although‚ Anderson isn’t very violent‚ we do have multiple tragedies throughout the year that could be prevented. One major problem with Anderson is the fact that so many teens want to gang bang and act like gangsters because that’s what they see on Youtube or Tv. A lot of kids get robbed and/or shot because they want to sell Marijuana‚ or other drugs. Too many kids lack discipline and proper care‚ they want to live the same “Thug Life”

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    It is the habit of using organized violence to achieve one’s ends. Young people join with gangs for a variety of reasons. A search for love‚ structure and discipline‚ a sense of belonging and commitment‚ the need for recognition and power‚ a sense of self-worth and status‚ and a place of acceptance. These are true according to some articles I read on the internet‚ kids as young as thirteen‚ start to join gangs. They had hazing like fraternities where aspirants are whipped with belts or hit with wood

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    Katie Hughes Mr. Lewis Pd. 4 PIB LA 10 31 February 2013 Cold Constantly being cold has numerous negative effects on the health of the human body. It decreases the ability of the brain to function‚ weakens the immune system‚ places you at risk for viruses and hypothermia‚ and is simply dreadful. Although it is impossible for someone who is warm to imagine what this terrible sensation is like‚ the idea of continuously freezing is absolutely awful. If this prison camp had a nicer

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    Symbolism in Gran Torino

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    representative of a real turning point in the relationship between Walt and Thao‚ enhancing the theme of relationships; the third symbol‚ tying in with the theme of death‚ is the way Walt falls to the ground following the final confrontation with the gang. Considering it is the title of the film‚ one would expect the Gran Torino to play an active role in the movie. This is not the case‚ but the car still plays a very powerful role. The vehicle is dually symbolic‚ being representative of Walt in

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    the rise of bootleggers

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    Alcohol hasn’t always been so easy to get. You couldn’t always just walk into a liquor store and buy your favorite brew. People have been making their own alcohol for generations and generations. This all started when prohibition ended the legal sale of alcohol‚ this meant if you wanted your liquor fix you would have to start making it yourself‚ or rely on buying it from others illegally. This is where bootlegging came in to play. Bootlegging was goods illegally sold and distributed‚ without proper

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