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    Tom allegedly raped Mayella Ewell, a white, low class woman. Tom was a cripple. He had no feeling in his arm, having only one usable for him. He had a very simple life. Tom walked past the Ewell's to the area that he worked. Once in a while, Mayella would see him and ask him to do quick tasks for him in return for money. He…

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    The story takes place in Mumbai, India. Westernized trade has increased over the past few decades, but this has taken a toll on the people in one of India's major cities, Mumbai. Annawadi (a slum) is filled with disease, poverty, and crime. Annawadians will do anything to get out of the slum and into the middle class, even if it means breaking the law and hurting their neighbors. Furthermore, many people envy one another for their worth and accomplishments. The character’s morals and beliefs…

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    The chapter starts with Maya describing how she and Bailey were learning the times tables with the speed of Chinese children on their abacuses in San Francisco and how Uncle Willie, a cripple after an accident in his early childhood, is their disciplinarian that forces them to perfect their homework for fear of the stove. They would learn information by heart, like time tables, without understanding the significance because they had no alternative. Later on, we see how Willie was the “butt of…

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    While reading the passage, my image of Nancy Mairs was destroyed because i assumed something else because of the word “crippled. She presents herself with such boldness and ferocity, it’s as if she is saying “ i am crippled, but i don’t let it affect me”. She feels so formidable in the eyes of the readers, which is the first impression that i see as she speaks. Nancy Mairs is crippled, but just like Morrie form “Tuesdays with Morrie” she doesn’t let it have too much of an effect. Crippled is a…

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    to 400 citizens, thousands injured, and millions in distressed…the atmosphere in Israel(is) a mix of defiance and despair” (The Economist, 2002). The September 11, 2001, attack on the twin towers was an absolute shock to the US economy, the impact of this event has yet to be fully measured. The act of terrorism could influence significant changes in the consumption and production pattern. For example, the attack on Israel Israelis now prefer malls instead of markets and walk in the streets…

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    When it comes to the American economy, trading with other countries will continue to help improve the United States. This is why the Trans-Pacific Partnership is not a good fit for trading with other nations. There are several reasons why the Trans pacific Partnership would hurt the America economy. The first issue would be other countries would have the ability to devalue the American dollar and take away American jobs. Enforcing tariffs could create more jobs and putting a hold on outsourcing…

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    During the National Security exercise in class, my role in the exercise was to be in the position of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (CJCS). Acting as a military advisor to the president of the United States in the National Security Council, my role was to provide advice on the military aspect of the Courses of Actions (COAs) that the National Security Council would like to undertake. The military advice provided includes the readiness of the military for the COAs and the chances of…

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    They would place all types of weapons and defenses up there. German pillboxes mounted with machine guns or other weapons would be waiting to fire at anything that moved. And for the ships that were coming in there were mines waiting to completely cripple the ships. When the allies got past the mines cement bunkers loaded with massive guns fired upon them. Finally when they got…

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    Reading texts from over a hundred years ago, we often chuckle at how odd the English language was - reading Shakespeare is clearly different from reading the works of J.K. Rowling. To us, the older varieties of English have bizarre grammar, spelling, and pronunciation, which make us reluctant to accepting it. The reason why these older versions of English perplex us is because language is always changing. Modern-day English is composed of many different concepts, but for me, there are five…

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    Global warming, lest talk about that. It is a boost in the temperature of the earth and the globe, which is affecting the poles. Global warming is something we should consider when using fossil fuels. People think global warming is a joke, but is hurting other places in the globe. One main example of a global warming is that the north and South Poles are melting, thus killing some of the animals there. One term you should know is fossil fuel: a natural energy such as coal or gas, formed in the…

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