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    We live in a world that is constantly changing. As humans, we are persistently trying to better our everyday lives. Whether it is medicine, technology or science, there are perpetually new discoveries that spring us a better understanding of what the universe itself had in stored for us. But as we develop scientific and technological knowledge, it amazes me that humans have not yet fine tuned their rational thinking. We still live in a world plagued with racism, prejudice, and preconceived judgments

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    Paul Walker, the Hero

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    engagement rings, his name was Kyle Upham. Kyle was a soldier who was about to be deployed to Iraq for his second tour. Kyle was in the store with his soon to be wife, Kristen. (The Independent) Kristen saw one ring she liked but, it was $9,000. Paul told Kyle when they were looking at rings told him to “Go bigger”, and Kyle kept telling him “No look at the price.” Kristen and Kyle were talking with Paul and soon realized who he was. Kyle told Paul that he was looking to buy Kristen a ring. The couple

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    gently holds the ring with the shiny, large stone. He says to himself, “it has to be perfect.” His expression speaks that the Vera Wang engagement ring from the Love collection at Zales is the perfect ring to propose with. The man in the magazine sits in a black and white setting. He looks to be in deep thought. When it comes to buying an engagement ring, the major key point is the ring. $4,000: that is what the average American spends on an engagement ring. The cost of an engagement ring can be pricy

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    If I had the ring of Gyges, I would be able to pay off all my family, friends and myself debts from an unknown source by becoming invisible. Then we all can just live modestly with a clean slate with no financial hardship. Most people in our society would consider what I did is ethical and unethical. Because we all were raised, if you borrow or owe money, you should pay it back. That to say, I settled everyone’s and my own debt without facing a moral dilemma in ourselves. However, I have committed

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    celebrity engagement rings, we often think of actresses, singers, or models. While female athletes are not often known for their flashy jewelry, many of them also have beautiful engagement rings, proving that you can be active and still enjoy gorgeous jewelry. Here are eight great engagement rings worn by some famous female athletes. Natalie Coughlin Olympic gold medalist swimmer Natalie Coughlin has been married now for more than seven years, but that does not make her ring, given to her by her

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    learn through storytelling or narratives. Our world is ever changing, along with our stories. Does the narrative theory still hold water in our modern age with instant access to technology, diverse cultures, and lifestyles? This paper takes a close look at criticisms of the Narrative Paradigm and Walter Fisher’s response to the critics. It will also examine published studies where the theory was put to test. In our fast paced, evolving world our stories are what give us stability in our lives, and confidence

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    Behind the Authenticity of the Engagement Ring Throughout history, a ring, whether it was an engagement or wedding ring, has been a representation of ownership, appreciation, and wealth that revolutionized over time. For instance, during the ancient Roman time 's men used the symbol of the ring as having proprietary rights of their wives. However, with the passing of time, it has also taken a deeper significance for both men and women to exhibit their devotion towards each other. In contrast,

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    One of the most constant engagement ring trends of the moment is the Asscher cut engagement ring. In fact, almost 1 bride in 3 in the United States is opting for a square diamond featuring the Asscher cut. These diamonds offer a timeless vintage feel without looking old fashioned. The square cut adds symmetry to a setting and the diamond can be set alone or surrounded with smaller diamonds for extra sparkle and bling. The Asscher cut is also sometimes known as a modified cushion cut, or a square

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    birthday, I was given a ring by my aunt. It is a thin, plain, gold band. It is, dented, dull and by today’s standards not very flashy but it has sentimental value. The importance of the ring is the story behind it and what it symbolizes: my great grandfather went through years of struggle and sacrifice to purchase a wedding ring for his wife, my great grandmother. Even though they were both born and raised in Italy, they wedded in America….to pursue a better life. The ring was passed down generation

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    My sweet sixteen is a night I want to smell, hear, touch, taste, and feel forever. The ring helps me hold on tight to this special time in my life. The ring’s unique shape also has a symbolical meaning. The line in the middle represents the stability and exactness in my life. Unfortunately, like everyone else, my life consists of many ups and downs. This ring has inflicted an important realization about my life. When I look down at my finger, I look back

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