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    Freedom of speech is the right to express any opinions without censorship or restraint. It also plays important role in society because people have a right to their own opinions‚ the majority of Americans agree that people should have the right to freedom of speech . Without freedom of speech a society would be very dysfunctional . One person can find a person words offensive ‚ now . even if it’s not causing any harm physical and it’s not breaking any laws . Speech is key when looking at a

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    the question on how offensive speech is different from offensive conduct‚ we must first determine what each is. The United States Supreme Court attempted to define offensive speech in Chaplinsky v. New Hampshire‚ 315 U.S. 568‚ (1942). In this case‚ the Supreme Court held that speech‚ which ordinary persons would know is likely to cause a fight‚ is offensive‚ and as such‚ it is not protected under the First Amendment (Michael‚ 2012). What this means is that any speech‚ which is intended to start a

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    “Are intellectual property laws ruining the game & graphic design industry?” Have you ever woken up one morning with the idea to create an invention that no one else knows about? Well what if I told you that someone was able to steal your idea without being charged a cent. You’d feel a lot of anger and frustration building up inside you right? This is the turning point where you take matters into your own hands‚ but how would you do that without knowing what to do? Yep you guessed it‚ Welcome

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    Chairman of the Federal Communications Committee Newton Minow gave his speech “Vast Wasteland” that drives the point of discussion with an insistent fervor‚ accentuating the need for the people to guide the direction of television programming to support the business‚ allowing it to not only survive‚ but strive. This claim is buttressed by initially establishing his credibility to help express his desire to protect the public‚ while also working to persuade the audience by sprouting claims that would

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    Edison’s job at sixteen as a telegrapher during the civil war opened up a whole new understanding on the current state of electrical inventions. This new job allowed him to have time to focus on his inventions. (2)While working as a telegraph transmitter‚ Edison would perform multiple “moonlight” experiments. After one night‚ he finally developed his first authentic invention. It was called an automatic repeater; it transmitted signals back and forth

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    What Freedom of Speech Means to Me The First Amendment‚ with the rest of the Bill of Rights‚ was ratified on December 15‚ 1791. The Bill of Rights are the first ten amendments whose intend is to limit the federal government’s authority. The First Amendment protects citizens’ rights of freedom of religion‚ speech‚ press‚ and to assemble. Freedom of Speech means that I can voice or write my opinion on any topic‚ no matter how strong‚ as long as my speech does not defame or tarnish another person

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    Speech Communication 49 (2007) 861–873 www.elsevier.com/locate/specom Highly accurate children’s speech recognition for interactive reading tutors using subword units Andreas Hagen‚ Bryan Pellom *‚ Ronald Cole Center for Spoken Language Research‚ University of Colorado at Boulder‚ 1777 Exposition Drive‚ Suite #171‚ Boulder‚ CO 80301‚ USA Received 15 December 2005; received in revised form 20 February 2007; accepted 9 May 2007 Abstract Speech technology offers great promise in the field of automated

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    The Speech Acts in English Legal Texts A Master Thesis Submitted to Graduate School‚ Southwest University of Political Science and Law In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for Master Degree of Forensic Linguistics in Foreign Linguistics and Applied Linguistics April‚ 2008 Acknowledgements I would like to extend my gratitude to the following people‚ without whose support and encouragement‚ I could not complete the thesis. My deepest appreciation first goes to my thesis instructor

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    himself as a political dissenter. He does this to establish some sort of credibility as a free speech advocate‚ supposedly in contrast to what he will continue to speak about. While there is no mystery why he does this in my estimation‚ in so doing he perpetuates what I believe to be a fundamental misconception about free speech as it relates to law and the continued health of democracy. If free speech is to have any power at all‚ the ability to shout down ideas that have no value must remain. Freedom

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    Jasmine Lunsford English 101-11 Composition 1 Kristin Inciardi Essay 2 Limitations on One ’s Rights and Freedom of Speech How many times have you wanted to express your honest opinion about an issue that concerns you‚ but you held back because you know in doing so it would lead to unwanted consequences? Many people question the First Amendment due to the fact that some people take advantage of it and use it for the wrong reason. The First Amendment allows you to speak your mind and express

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