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    Close reference to two extracts‚ how do Conrad and Butcher make use of image of decay to convey a sense of danger? Images of decay to convey a sense of danger is presented in both extracts‚ ‘Heart of Darkness‚’ on the subject of its ‘Nature.’ Marlow felt endangered in his exploration‚ as Butcher from ‘Blood River‚’ who claimed that‚ the vast majority of deaths’ are the result not of combat‚ ‘but of the Congo’s decay.’ The idea that since Conrad’s time‚ Butcher assents that the Congo is going backwards

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    We should delay school start times There has been a long request to delay school starting times for a period from students and even teachers. In the speech ‘We should delay school start times’ provided by Josh Baker‚ a year 11 student‚ discusses the issue of school start times. In his speech‚ Baker contends that school starting times should be delayed in order for students to get their well-deserved rest and do better in their studies. He aims to persuade his teenage peers and teachers in his attempt

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    the operations done by the staff were highly questionable) 2. Radioactive Waste : Radioactivity naturally decays over time‚ so radioactive waste has to be isolated and confined in appropriate disposal facilities for a sufficient period of time until it no longer poses a threat. Radiation exposure can also cause cancer‚ birth defects‚ and other abnormalities‚ depending on the time of exposure and amount of radiation. High-level radioactive waste from nuclear reactors can be hazardous for thousands of

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    Nuclear waste is dangerous just about anyone knows that. But is it really that dangerous or is it simply overstated? The answer to this question is a heated debate that involves everybody from politicians pushing for policy they don’t really understand to scientists who are trying to understand it to the public who take everything they hear as the truth. Honestly‚ I don’t even know if I can iron out the edges of this frenzied debate. Everyone‚ and that includes me‚ has their own perspective of the

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    Good afternoon‚ our group thinks that technologies do more harm than good. We are going to use two specific kinds of technologies to talk about the harmful of it. The first one is about the harmful of using smart phones and the second one is the harmful of having nuclear power/ power plant. According to the Wikipedia‚ the definition of technology is the making‚ modification‚ usage‚ and knowledge of tools‚ machines‚ techniques in order to solve a problem‚ achieve a goal or perform a specific function

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    The issue of using nuclear power to produce electricity involves the cost‚ its radioactive waste‚ and the public ’s concern about its safe usage. Atomic energy is the energy stored within the nucleus of an atom. Stable atoms do not release this energy. Radioactive atoms‚ however‚ are very unstable and release large quantities of energy. This atomic energy is utilized within a nuclear reactor. Uranium‚ a radioactive element‚ is the fuel of most nuclear reactors. Uranium rods are allowed to interact

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    things that produce energy like coal‚ wind‚ or other natural resources. The use of nuclear energy in the world has had a huge impact on the economic qualities of countries. When countries use nuclear energy they are putting the people in risk of radioactive poison and cancer. Some people argue that nuclear energy is worth the risk if it saves money‚ but nuclear is too risky because of past accidents‚ radioactivity‚ and clean- up costs. Birth of the Industry Earnest Rutherford split atom in 1917

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    As a result of the current global warming issues and the ever growing scarcity of our current energy resources we may be forced to resort to nuclear energy. The Department of Energy has already given its support to energy companies who have decided to construct nuclear power plants. It appears that nuclear power is the right course to take‚ but before this decision is finalised it is important to weigh the multiple advantages and disadvantages of nuclear power. There are many pros and cons‚ but they

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    Oscar Wilde was a passionate admirer of art‚ an intellectual dandy and a keen advocate of the Aesthetic Movement. Through his essay The Decay of Lying: An Observation‚ Wilde uses an obviously self-modelled character named Vivian to set out a series of doctrines which detail his personal philosophy on the relationship that exists between art and life‚ and the rolls that they should play. Chiefly these are: art should only express itself‚ expressing life and nature makes for bad art‚ life imitates

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    reaction can generate radioactive waste. These wastes are very dangerous‚ and have very high radiation. Moreover‚ radioactive waste is hard to recycle and store. Radioactive waste are usually buried in the deep ground or seabed. Not only such‚ these wastes are hard to degrade. For example‚ uranium-235 needs 7 hundred million years to degrade. Last but not the least; nuclear power is hard to control when the accident happen. On the one hand‚ nuclear leakage‚ the highly radioactive material leaked. The

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