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    Debate Imagine being backed into a corner and your opponent is closing ground. Right now you're sweating trying to think of how you can escape. You have no weapons, no hands, you have nothing but your mouth. Would you be successful or just another victim, the most likely scenario is the ladder. Today's generation is quick to use violence to resolve issues instead of using their words, and i am inclined to believe that it has to do with the fact that they do not know how to have a civilized debate

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    Our major strength in our debate was our evidence. Throughout the debate, we had strong evidence that supports every claim made. In contrast, our most significant weakness was our speaking. We did not speak very loud and had to rush what we were saying. To improve we could have shortened our argument so we could take the time to speak more fluently. The hardest part of the debate was answering the questions as some of them were off topic or we could not support them. A debate is different from a discussion

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    The debate team erupted in a great debate. The team captain argued and fussed, while the team members scrambled to find a solution. The team captain started to push of the members when the lead singer stepped in to interrupt. "You guys stop !" Callie said " showing your anger in a fuss, you must be disgusted!". "I'll tell a story about how wrath can be deadly, it's a must." One upon a time there lived a young man by the name of Jimmy. He was an average sized fellow and very bright. Although he

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    Before watching the debate, read through this section twice. The first time will give you the gist of what is presented, while the second time will allow you to see if you can actually do as it instructs. In the world of debate, as in any other technical environment, specific terms are used to convey vitally important meaning. Apologetic jargon is fairly self-explanatory, with a few exceptions. However, it is important to note that there are multiple styles of debate, and each of these styles has

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    Debate or Debacle? by Fatima Navarro, Freshmen staff writer The debate this august 6, 2015 was held in Cleveland Ohio, the first debate for the presidential campaign. Many of the comments made were ridiculously childish. The following topics were discussed at the debate taxes, immigration, education, Obama's decisions, war, Isis, woman rights, and gay marriage. Not many answers were proposed rather there were lots of snarky comments. Donald Trump has such a massive ego while he picked on his opponents;

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    the circus acts that were called the 1st presidential debate and the vice-presidential debate that aired earlier in the month, my expectations for the 2nd debate were not too high. Unfortunately my even my low expectations were not met and I felt as though there was not a large enough improvement during this debate to have made any difference from the first one. While we saw some improvement in terms of candidate behavior, the rest of the debate was severely lacking in substance. Questions posed by

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    Debate Journal Entry After watching the debate, I learned some interesting techniques that could help me with our debate in class. The debate we watched today was about the amount of clean water the U.S. will have in and future. Two groups picked a side that they thought was the right side and told everyone why they thought it was right. Besides telling their opinions on the topic, they showed and told facts to support what they were talking about. Both groups were very professional and prepared

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    A part of my formal education, that has challenged me the most was class debates. While I am fairly skilled in argumentative essays, I always had trouble voicing my arguments as I am an introvert, and in an extremily extroverted society, this was a detriment. I was often pitted against more vocal opponents, who more often than not didn’t have solid arguments, but spoke clearly and confidently, in contrast to my timid soft spoken voice and lack of eyecontact causing my audience to be disinterested

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    I have chosen the debate of 26th September. The reason I am selecting this is because, it was the first debate and was instrumental in leading up to future debates. In a way it was an inception point of agendas and policies that would unfold with time. The debate was deluged with policies and issues. Even though candidates probably had a plethora of issues they wanted to address, the time limit, and the debate format stood like a glorified barrier. The issue was raised on how to create jobs to minimize

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    Political debates in the United States, has turned into a constant public dispute, on who is more convincing for the public eye. A political debate refers to a discussion engaging deliberate arguments, that involves opposing viewpoints. One of the issues that has been in a constant debate for years, is the “Tax Reform”. A recent Republican political debate that took place on November 28th, gave us insight on the thoughts of some of our candidates, regarding the imposition of taxes. In the United

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