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    “Have you forgotten the rules, whoever disagrees with the king is to be executed!” yelled one of the guards, at a royal ceremony, in Charleston Kingdom. “Enough!” commanded King Charles, he knew he had to satisfy the kingdom, by obeying his own laws. But he couldn’t bring himself to killing his only son, the soon to be king. King Charles knew he had to convince his son to agree with his laws, or soon enough Prince Ike would be just like his mother. Just one year ago Prince Ike had been standing

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    The Charleston dance is named after the harbor city of Charleston, South Carolina. The Charleston was a dance that was often performed by the descendants of African slaves in the American south. “It is a blend of African and European sources, and it has had a broad influence on American life and art” -Dawn Lille. The Charleston was by the composer/pianist James P. Johnson and originated in a broadway show called Runnin Wild, where the rhythm was popularized in mainstream dance music in the United

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    influenced by discourse and have the possibility of becoming mediators of change. The final component is constraint. Constraint deals with limitation and restrictions in a rhetorical analysis. Charleston Hope provides a great opportunity to become involved and assist with its mission throughout the community. Charleston Hope is an organization where the group works toward making the community safe and better as a whole. It is dedicated to improving the education of its

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    The "Charleston" Dance: An I-Search Paper What I Knew Before My Research Before my research I knew that my topic was a popular dance in the 1920s. The dance comes from the song "The Charleston". I choose this topic because I found it very interesting, I found this topic interesting because the1920s was an entertaining time period, the dances created then must be a fun topic. I would love to find out more about my topic. Such as why was the dance created? How did it become popular? Who created the

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    CSC, or better known as Charleston Shoe Company to the general public, is a local comfort brand that sells stylish shoes to women. CSC is a specific lexis that only members of Charleston Shoe Company would understand. This feature is defined by John Swales, who defines a discourse community in his book Genre Analysis. CSC recognizes that many women have problems with their feet, which can include bunions, high insteps, and plantars fasciitis. The Charleston shoes have elastic uppers so that the shoe

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    American Revolution: The Siege of Charleston

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    hubpages.com). General Clinton carefully took the city little by little, effectively taking Charleston (however, this was unlike him as he prefers to wipe out a city in one major blow) (www.theamericanrevolution.org). Patriot Militia were completely unorginized as General Lincoln had much trouble keeping the army in order (www.theamericanrevolution.org). Since disease and morality was low, some men abandoned Charleston and moved to a safer place up North (www.hubpages.com). Fighting became heavy for six

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    target audience is the business men and women of Charleston, WV. They consist of doctors, lawyers, bankers, and salespeople. We will also be focusing on the customers of all of the businesses in the area as well. Young people are drinking more coffee than in recent years, according to the data compiled by the National Coffee Association: 54 percent of people over the age of 18 are drinking coffee each day. This be our target age group in the Charleston area. Men and women alike will be in our target

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    One Ordinary Day with Charleston Chews Mrs. Johnson puts on her most comfortable heels and looks in the mirror at her perfectly matched clothes. As Mrs. Johnson is leaving her home, she realizes she won’t have enough money to get through the day. She heads to the bank to get money for everything she needs to do on this fine day. Mrs. Johnson saunters across the street to the candy store to buy Charleston Chews. As Mrs. Johnson is enjoying the wonderful weather, she hears the cry of a child. Mrs.

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    filled with troubled meditations on both my education and my solitude during a four- year residence at the Institute. The city of Charleston, in the green feathery modesty of its palms, in the certitude of its style, in the economy and stringency of its lines, and the serenity of its mansions South of Broad Street, is a feast for the human eyes. But to me, Charleston is a dark city, a melancholy city, whose severe covenants and secrets are a powerful and beguiling as its elegance, whose demons dance

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    Emergency Room. A place that I know all too well. The Medical University of South Carolina Adult emergency Room is located on 96 Jonathan Lucas Street located in downtown Charleston, South Carolina. The Medical University of South Carolina, better known as MUSC has been around 1824. It has been serving the town of Charleston and its’ citizen with amazing services and new techniques to treat diseases. “It has expanded from a small private college for the training of physicians to a state university

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