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equality bill (especially those who oppose it.) In terms of time, Williamson alluded to the fact that the bill had already passed. However, he used the future tense to describe the projected effects of this bill. He presented his argument to this body of deciders and argued that the bill was a reasonable and useful piece of legislation that was not going to harm anyone, but would improve the lives of the LGBTQ community. By using examples in his speech to express various concerns about the bill, he was

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Aubrie’s helping me with school work. What’s up with you? FRANKIE Dude, did you forget we have practice today? Coach got mad when you skipped... Nick completely forgot about practice, he sighs, and digs into his pocket for money. He throws a ten dollar bill on the table. NICK I’ll be a little late, I just need to run home and get my stuff. FRANKIE Hurry up. I’ll

animals go from being loved, to being more loved. The type of love that is “this beef is delicious” or “wow, this bacon is crispy.” Honestly, animals do acquire a Bill of Rights. Every person in this society is established under a bill that preserves their rights. Animals, in a matter of fact, have nothing that can preserve them. A Bill of Rights for animals will preserve them from being slaughtered, abused, etc. If humans aren’t slaughtered and abused the way animals are, then why does it give every

I. Lesson Objective Students will: • Distinguish the onset and rime in spoken and written words • Identify words that belong to the /-ill/ family using onset-rime analogy • Substitute consonant sounds in context to form new words in a given word family II. NYS Common Core Learning Standard Addressed in This Lesson: Reading standards: Foundational Skills, 2.RF.4 a) Read with sufficient accuracy and fluency to support comprehension. b) Read on-level text with purpose and understanding. c) Use context

The arguments made by Federalists and anti-Federalists regarding the office and powers of the presidency during the ratifying debates that followed the drafting of the Constitution in 1787 were persuasive, but distinctly at odds. Both sides, however, sought the same thing, how best to allocate power in a unified republic of states? From this question opposing views developed as to whether or not a President should even exist, and if so, what powers he should be granted. I will briefly examine the

run"! 14. A synonym is a word that's *A. similar in meaning. B. pronounced the same. C. opposite in meaning. D. defined in a thesaurus. 15. Find the sentence with the active voice. A. I was told by the chairman that the bill was passed by the

Clarke (D-N.Y.), Donald Payne (D-N.J.), Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) and Marc Veasey (D-Texas) have publicly supported the bill. From the Hill Rep. John Garamendi (D-Calif.) would say in support for the bill "Congress should quickly act to set those standards in place, so that every American can be confident that their vote will be counted

reaction to the Trayvon Martin and Jordan Davis verdict, it's of no surprise. The House attempted to addressed the issue at hand with a proposed bill, (HB169) last November, but it was soon shut down after a deadlock vote. What interested me is that after months of stalling, Sen. Rob Bradley and R-Fleming Island finally took up the bill (SB 344) to make much needed revisions to this controversial law. According to the news article I reviewed, on Thursday, January 28, this proposed bill passed with 24-12