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    What does a perfect world look like? How is it achievable? The better question is do we want to achieve it as nice as that sounds? The giver is novel that lays out the idea of a perfect world. One where true equality existed. One where nothing really ever went wrong that the people could see. One that the weak were weeded out so the society was strong. One that is surrounded by rules and regulations to keep the people in check. One that was gray (literally). The Giver is about a young boy and his

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    changed; our keeper had quit and the only person we had left was incredibly untalented. My coach at the time asked if any one was willing to step up to fill the position. It was a cloudy and

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    Senator, Barack Obama, in his Keynote Address, expresses the importance of hard work, the greatness of America, and how Americans are all one people. Obama’s purpose is to persuade people to vote for John Kerry as president. He adopts an urgent, but passionate, and hopeful tone in order to convince people that John Kerry is the best choice for president. Barack Obama begins his speech by illuminating family values and the importance of hard work. He appeals to the emotions of Americans by implying

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    Pony Express History

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    area. The station itself was not created until the spring of 1860 (XP Pony Express). This station was one of the first to be created for the Pony Express. One interesting event that took place in this station was that it was raided and the station keeper was horribly murdered (XP Pony Express). Extra protection was needed and was denied. The locals put matters into their own hands and gathered their men to create a form of protection (XP Pony Express). According to XP Pony Express, this station was

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    I read the assigned reading from Laniak’s Shepherds After My Own Heart with great interest. The author does not waste time and starts by giving the reader a through overview of the historical context of the shepherd motif in the ancient world. This concept is grounded in the cultural traditions of the ancient near east world. After a lengthy exposition of the shepherd role in the ancient world, the author gives of a thorough explanation of the role the shepherd motif played in the Old and New Testament

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    Women In Beowulf

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    Other roles of women during the Anglo-Saxon time was the memory keepers. Now the memory keeper role was a role that isn't what it sounds like. Before researching this I thought that this meant they would be like poets during this time who would be able to tell stories about warriors, but that's not it. This role was meant for women would remember all the troublesome stuff like when their warrior was killed and no one was able to defend their tribe or nation. An example would be in the story Beowulf

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    Brewster Island

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    http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/battle-of-brewster-island - summary of eventsho http://www.bostonmagazine.com/news/2014/07/31/throwback-thursday-battles-boston-light/ - alternate summary http://www.newenglandlighthouses.net/boston-light-history.html - in depth summary of events that occurred on Greater Brewster Island “More repairs to the lighthouse were in the works when the American Revolution intervened. In July 1775, Boston Harbor and the lighthouse were under the control of the

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    Narrative Essay On Andy

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    a chance after a round of skill like his. "In first place" Announces the score keeper. The crowd goes silent, even though we could all predict who the winner will be. I say to myself as I stand on my tippy toes at the back of the crowd, "Andy Stokes" which I immediately regretted since a parent of another skier turned around and gave me glare almost as chilling as the air today. The score keeper continues, "and who the winner of this years', two thousand fifteen Alpine Junior Tournament

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    Midfielder My position that I play in soccer is midfield. I play center mid more than I play on the wing. That means that I go all up and down the field in the middle, getting the ball away from our goal. More often than not though, I play as the goal keeper. I learned because one of my teammates was horrible at it, and we needed a better goalie, but now I'm the only one who is willing to do it who is actually good at it. sometimes I score goals, but I usually just make assists. I'm not a good defender

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    steps in and saves them after they try to fight out of it. ”Do you think we were all created for a purpose? I'd like to think so.” (Alex Proyas, I, Robot) This quote sums up how Sonny and Matt destroy the antagonist in the end (Matt helps stop the Keepers and Sonny destroys VIKI), like that is what they were made to do. They are also both different from their kind, Matt being a smart clone of a powerful man and Sonny having a type of A.I. that none of the other robots

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