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    any cost, make heros that teach our children to make the world a better place instead of glorifying violence and war, stand up and speak out against things that are wrong instead of sitting back and waiting for someone else, demand honesty from our governments, demand honesty from ourselves. May we each take responsibility for our own actions and realize that by refusing to change ourselves, we condone all the evils in the world. If one person changes they teach others by example, who

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    mosJessica Lorge Cosmos 11 April 2012 The Pale Blue Dot Carl Sagan puts it perfectly, Earth which has and will consist of everything and everyone we will ever directly know is on this mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam. How does one look at the world once we realize our position in regards to the whole universe? I thought there were so many people on this Earth but that everything that goes on in my one life was important....but once I saw how large the universe is and started considering my position

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    Internet

    to imagine that it would be possible to communicate with people from all around the world. Students have the opportunity to speak to the professors from prestigious universities, ask their opinions and extend their range of interests. People have the opportunity to communicate with the people from other countries, find out their customs, traditions and even visit each other. I think that the Internet makes our world smaller and friendlier. We' ve got the chance to learn more about the world's history

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    Govt200 Midterm Question 1

    What is globalism and its effects on the modern political world? “Economic globalization is a historical process, the result of human innovation and technological progress. It refers to the increasing integration of economies around the world, particularly through the movement of goods, services, and capital across borders.” (Rourke Pg. 5) As our textbook implies globalization started to take of in the 1980’s. Some of the reasons for this advancement were; better transportation infrastructure

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    Earth Science

    and what precautions should we adopt so we can get along with it. It also is important because you get to know more about your earth. The simple answer is, because it's awesome. Otherwise, Earth Science is very important in understanding how our world works. It has many different applications, from oil and mining, to waterways and seas, to understanding Earth History, and to engineering and building, as well as many others. Because you want to know about the Earth? Or because you think that the

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    Have More Than You Show, Speak Less Than You Know

    Have more than you show, speak less than you know. 怀壁慎显,博学谨言。 ---William Shakespeare I was thinking to give a speech on stuff like this: When the whole world is about to rain, let’s make it clear in our hearts. But then I thought, no, the thing I want to show you is something more meaningful in some way. Before Jack Ma wows the world in the day Alibaba go public, he has become my hero for a long time. As we all know that in his early years, his perception of internet and business was beyond

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    the phoniness of the adult world, and his alienation from society. This paper concludes that these adolescent problems produce great impact on him. Holden behaves almost erratically and impulsively and has negative attitudes towards almost everything and everyone he meets. Keywords: Adolescent problems, Innocence, Phoniness, Alienation 1. Introduction The Catcher in the Rye, Salinger’s masterpiece, tells the painful story of a high-school boy growing up in the world of decadent New York. Young

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    Intelligent Machines

    whole new level. People are becoming more educated and precise in the workplace. Also, many people are starting to study machines and enter new, unimagined possibilties into the world! Machines can change the world in a positive way as well as a negative way. In conclusion, machines effect the lives of everybody in our world today. Whether they effect us in our home or on the job they continue to change people’s outlook on

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    Transational Coprpotations

    businesses on a global scale. They are based on different countries in order to cut costs to their businesses Occupiers of TNC’s are GlaxoSmithKline and Phillip Morris international. GlaxoSmithKline are a pharmaceutical company that sell ¼ of the worlds pharmaceutical products. They are a monopoly (which can be seen as negative for competition in the smaller places) that sells 4 billion products a year. (Positive)They have a positive effect on the world’s health as they research and develop into

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    How Hip Hop Changed the Culture

    TECHNOLOGY TAKING CHILDHOOD AWAY FROM CHILDREN In the present day world, the I.T. age, the age of computers, laptops, Androids, Blackberrys, I-pads etc. its impossible to see life without the use of some technology or other. While Technology is indeed a boon and the revolution brought about in the industry has completely changed the way we live, there seems to be some major drawbacks like misusing the technology or addiction/fascination of latest gadgets etc. Presently, a gadget is no more

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