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    Currently in America the average person throws away seven and a half pounds of garbage every day. Most of this garbage goes into to landfills‚ where it’s compacted and buried. These lands fills have huge impacts on the environment; they cause pollution to the local environment by contaminating the groundwater and aquifers‚ contaminating the soil‚ and producing methane. One of the ways to help reduce this problem is by recycling. When you recycle‚ you convert waste materials into reusable objects

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    Rianna Segal Period 6 How Does the Recycling of Plastic Affect the Environment? Recycling greatly benefits many aspects of the world‚ particularly the environment. Almost everything used in today’s society is manufactured from plastic (i.e. water/ shampoo/ mouthwash bottles‚ food containers‚ furniture‚ technology‚ etc.). Due to this‚ not recycling plastic can lead to many problems

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    It would be a great idea to start recycling more than what we already do. It will greatly help us‚ if we do not using as many resources to build new things‚ instead we could use recycled materials to build new things. It would also help with landfills from being overpacked‚ because lets face it all of our trash has to go somewhere. Another important thing that comes with recycling is saving the environment from more polluntants that will hurt our ecosystem. Have you ever used a recycled

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    When Jason’s cell phone provider calls to say that he has an upgrade do he takes it even if his current phone is perfectly running. Also Jason gets new shoes when the ones he was wearing was clean? Jason is apart of a throw-away society. A throw away society is is a human society strongly influenced from consumerism. The term describes a critical view of overconsumption and excessive production of short-lived or disposable items over durable goods that can be repaired. People need to be less wasteful

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    Rag Desh - Comparison Table | Version 1Anoushkha Shankar | Version 2Mhara janam maran | Version 3Wertheimer & Gorn | Structure | There are 3 movements‚ Alap‚ Gat 1 and Gat 2. There are 6 sections where changes with instruments or techniques take place. The piece is 10 minutes and 10 seconds long. Concludes with a Tihai. | There are 2 sections‚ Alap and the Bhajan which is the song. The are only 2 sections where changes with instruments or techniques take place. The piece is 5 minutes and

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    From Rags to Riches: The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin Benjamin Franklin was one of the founding fathers of the United States. He helped write the Declaration of Independence‚ and co-wrote the U.S Constitution. However‚ he is remembered more as the face on the $100 bill than the man that invented electricity. Despite all of his accomplishments and contributions in the United States‚ Franklin believed himself to be more of a scientist than a political thinker. This irony is evident is his autobiography

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    invariably the beneficiaries of hidden advantages and extraordinary opportunities and cultural legacies that allow them to learn and work hard and make sense of the world in ways others cannot. (pg. 19) a. Malcom Gladwell wrote this book to show that “Rags to Riches” stories have more to them than just hard work and a good personality‚ he tells the reader that success is the product of cultures‚ opportunities‚ and many other hidden advantages. Not just one man and his desire to succeed. This book will

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    The life of Andrew Carnegie is a good example of a real "rags to riches" story. He was born to a poor Scottish family that immigrated to the United States. Later‚ Carnegie became a powerful businessman and a leading force in the American steel industry. Now‚ he is remembered as an industrialist‚ millionaire‚ and philanthropist. With Carnegie’s creed that the wealthy population had an unwritten obligation to give back to society‚ much of his fortune was donated to causes concerning peace and education

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    Entrepreneurship: A Journey from Rags to Riches When I was reading several literatures to develop this research paper‚ although‚ I was impressed from the story of male Indian entrepreneur (Late Dhirubhai Ambani)‚ which made me emotionally snooping to know about how he had been a winning entrepreneur. In the very beginning time as narrated in the story‚ he started his business from a tin of groundnut. In the beginning‚ he purchased some amounts on credit from one of local wholesaler‚ and he sold in

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    How appropriate do you think it is to label The Great Gatsby a rags to riches story? As it is a novel set in the economic boom of 1920s America‚ the idea of prosperity and the American dream are certainly central themes to ‘The Great Gatsby’. Although the main protagonist‚ Jay Gatsby‚ does rise to power through wealth following his humble beginnings‚ Gatsby never achieves the most important part of his dream which is Daisy Buchanan. Because Gatsby never really has Daisy‚ the person who he acquired

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