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    Richard Branson

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    Richard Branson. On the 18th of July 1950‚ in Surrey‚ England‚ Richard Charles Nicholas Branson was born. He attended an all boys’ school until the age of 13‚ when he then transferred to a boarding school in Buckinghamshire‚ England. Richard dropped out at the age of 16 to start a culture magazine for the youth called Student. The first run of 50‚000 copies was spread widely for free‚ after Branson covered the costs with advertising. It was in 1969 when Branson was living in a London

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    spinning in his head‚ continuously creating structurally improvised works of art”. (Bould‚ Mark) His film Raging Bull is an important example of his techniques and style as a director. Scorsese has also made a few important relationships throughout his career. His collaboration with actor Robert De Niro and editor Thelma Schoonmaker‚ created the cinematic masterpiece‚ Raging Bull. The film brought the team a great deal of success. Martin Scorsese’s style as a film maker involves structure as

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    Richard Nixon

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    Huhuhiho Richard Milhous Nixon (January 9‚ 1913 – April 22‚ 1994) was the 37th President of the United States‚ serving from 1969 to 1974‚ when he became the only president to resign the office. Nixon had previously served as a Republican U.S. representative and senator from California and as the 36th Vice President of the United States from 1953 to 1961. Nixon was born in Yorba Linda‚ California. He graduated from Whittier College in 1934 and Duke University School of Law in 1937‚ returning to

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    Richard Avedon

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    This Photograph taken by Richard Avedon quite simply explains the raw talent that Avedon had and how his ideas developed into photographs and techniques that would be carried on down for decades‚ also influencing many of the great and aspiring photographers around the world. (where was this from) Form: The image is composed‚ the angle of the camera is slightly lower than the eye level of the model creating a more impressive view of the delicate model and monstrous animals. Avedon used a (type

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    Pit Bull Being Banned

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    December 15‚ 2011 Why Pit Bulls Should Not Be Banned Many people worldwide are afraid of Pit Bulls. They are no different from any other dog in the world. They are affectionate companions‚ generally healthy and easy to care for‚ people oriented‚ loyal to their owners‚ eager to please‚ and have a high tolerance to pain. These are some of the qualities that make them good pets. I believe that they should not be banned because 99% of issues that arise with Pit Bulls have to do with owners who are

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    Pit Bull Bad Reputation

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    expect him to bite.” With so many dog bites and attacks each year‚ it is easy to blame the dog. Pit bull attacks are the leading dog attacks in the United States. Although pit bulls can be very loving and friendly dogs‚ most people often perceive them to be vicious killers. This judgement is unfair because people do not understand why they bite. The general public needs to be better educated about pit bulls‚ such as why they have a bad reputation‚ what we can do to fix their reputation‚ and why they are

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    The Right to Own Pit Bulls April Williams April 4‚ 2013 Everest University The Right to Own Pit Bulls Should people be allowed to own Pit bulls? According to Defend Pit Bulls (July‚ 2009)‚ the Pit bull breed makes up 5-9.6% of the United States dog population‚ in 2007 there were 72 million dogs in the US making that between 3‚600‚000 and 6‚912‚000 Pit bull breed dogs in the United States. This particular breed of dog is typically stereotyped against as being a vicious and dangerous breed

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    Pit Bulls Research Paper

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    Graphing Two Variables Cory Williamson Lakisha Platenburg Management of Information Systems November 18‚ 2014 Pit Bull Aggression versus Other Breed Aggression The two variables I have chosen to review in this paper are the aggressiveness in Pit Bulls versus the aggressiveness in other breeds of dogs. I will be Researching Pit Bull attacks‚ bites and so on to see what is really true‚ compared to other breed of dogs. Many know this breed has the ability to be quite dangerous animals

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    I’m going to compare pit bulls to guns‚ in similarities and differences. We allow guns‚ which are much more dangerous than some mean dog‚ for many important reasons. It’s not worth listing them all‚ but some obvious ones like protecting your property apply to pit bulls as well. In fact‚ that’s a better argument for pit bulls than for guns‚ since they are less dangerous and more evident to would-be trespassers. But the real reason I compare the two is because going past someone’s house and seeing

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    Red Guards

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    The Red Guards Beginning in 1966 until 1976 when Mao Tse Tung died‚ he launched The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution. Chairman of the Communist Party Mao Zedong‚ wanted his Red Guards to take over the other Chinese government authorities. Mao wanted to regain power within the Communist Party. The Red Guards were mainly made up of young adults and children. They were all followers of Mao’s ideas. The Red Guard ’s main goal was to get rid of everything that had to do with the old culture in

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