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    Globalization’s Side Effects May.14. 2009 Discussing globalization’s side effects might not be appropriate without determining first what globalization is. Although everyone has his or her own definition and uses the term globalization in his or her own way‚ globalization

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    Bad side of sports

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    Bad Side of Sports Trophies‚ gold medals‚ and awards are some of the reason you might play a sport. But there is something else that you can also get in trying to achieve your goal. All the work you put in for a particular sport can set you up for success and also can set up for failure. Also‚ it can leave you with something that you will remember for the rest of your life. In a lot of the things that you do like practice‚ exercising athletics need to also protect themselves. While playing sports

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    is showed throughout as she keeps trying her best to make Ian a part of the active conversation‚ so that she can get a fair idea of her life with him. The contrast between the two characters is also created by the title of the book itself “the other side of the bridge” it suggests reader of the existing distance between them. The contrast between the characters helps the author to get the reader indulged thoroughly‚ as naturally reader gets into an excited mood to know that which character dominates

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    during the Great Depression is completely the opposite of its reality‚ which is of a Native American woman surviving life in times of the American settlement. Because people become accustomed with their single view point‚ they fail to see the other side of the story and reveal what is behind the curtain. Stein’s whole idea is based upon that question of illusion and that icon status rips away the reality. I myself comprise of one very specific occurrence‚ in which the misapprehension that was captured

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    more studies about marijuana‚ and most of the studies show that most of the people tried marijuana first when they were in high school. Nowadays‚ people define marijuana as a dangerous drug‚ because they see the bad effects‚ and don’t see the positive side of it. People argue either should the government legalize marijuana or not‚ and this is a really controversial issue not only in the US‚ but also in the hole world. Some people believe that its not fair to judge things without trying it‚ and I believe

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    by Raymond Carver‚ a blind man is visiting his friend that took care of him ten years ago. Although never given a name in this story‚ the narrator’s (Bub’s) wife is an important character. It is her friendship with Robert that "makes" the story. For her‚ it started out just as a job‚ and grew into much more. She read to Robert and helped him with all the household chores. She left working for him because her husband went to officer training school so they had to move. The blind man and the woman kept

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    Side effects of SNS In 2011‚ a story of a young man who burned himself to death had provoked a democratic movement in Tunisia called the ‘Jasmine Revolution’. It surprised the world that twenty-three years of dictatorship had collapsed in a flash. Social networking services played an important role in the movement of that as soon as the young man killed himself‚ people were sharing and tweeting how he died. As far as that moment‚ SNS seemed to have represented political power in a positive way

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    The Wrong Side of Attraction

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    Shiqueta Kenyatta Patterson Brandi Lee Tionte Tharpe English 1102 Literature Composition 7/12/13 The Wrong Side of Attraction “Love Can Be Deceiving”‚ most people would say‚ but Tommy Shooter did not believe so. A General in the United States Marines in his mid-30’s‚ Tommy was muscular‚ quick-tempered‚ highly trained sniper. One day Tommy led his troops to Afghanistan in search of terrorists when they were ambushed. Tommy was shot in the leg during this and‚ the medics quickly carried him

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    Sonya Dooley Mrs. Heringa English 101-013 4 February 2015 The Bad Side of Technology Of the many different types of technology‚ not all of them are positive. Life is much easier today just by the simple use of technology. However‚ technology is also the cause of many negative things. It affects grammar. School age kids have several different gadgets to text on‚ such as: smart phones‚ tablets‚ and iPads. Typing on something so compact‚ they are shortening the words and using abbreviations to get

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    Police on the Dark Side

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    Police on the Dark Side One can say that corruption‚ misconduct‚ and brutality are issues that exist in police agencies across the country. With power comes responsibility‚ which is a trait that he or she would assume that every officer would have‚ but with an undisciplined mind power and authority can be terribly abused. Police corruption can be defined as “acts” involving the misuse of authority by a police officer in a manner designed to produce personal gain for him or for others(Walker &

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