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    textbook, there are four different types of gangs. They are: social gang, party gang, serious delinquent gang, and organized gang. Different gangs concentrate on protecting specific areas of a community or on specific activities for example drugs, theft, or other serious offenses. Social Gangs are those that are “Involved in few delinquent activities and little drug use other than alcohol and marijuana. Members are more interested in social activities” (Siegel and Welsh 219). Social gangs could be a group

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    great proletarian cultural revolution; The smash of "the gang of four" and the reform and opening-up policy, etc. All the articles or books I have read explains those movements from a different angle. In the following section, I will explain the specific movement in two ways - the ordinary history book and the approach from the article, which can’t be found in Chinese network. The Political Influence of Feminism - the smash of “the gang of four” In the Chinese high school history book, we always learned

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    Gang of Four Design Patterns This section gives a high-level description of the twenty-three design patterns described by the Gang of Four. Each pattern description includes a link to a more detailed article describing the design pattern and including a UML diagram, template source code and a real-world example programmed using C#. Creational Patterns The first type of design pattern is the creational pattern. Creational patterns provide ways to instantiate single objects or groups of related objects

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    progresses. It also describes a little bit of what his father looks like and what his dead mother used to look like. Questions: How did his mother die? How could his race effect the story? #2- Quote: “Wherever the huge ships lay, scavenge gangs like nailer’s swarmed like flies.” Response: This is important because it gives us (the reader) much needed background information to better visualize and understand the story. Most likely, his job will play a key role in both the story as it developes

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    I’m not really a big fan of reading or writing because of past experience.When I was in elementary school i never really was told to read much so i never decided to do it because I wasn’t told to.I always thought it was boring so from me not reading or trying not to read it started to affect me my 8th grade year i was put in read 180 for low SRI scores I was in there for two years I got out of there my 10th grade year but I still don’t think I improved on my reading at all. Then my sophomore year

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    Each parent feels the need to give their kids an extraordinary birthday party. Rashid needed to give his son, Luce, an incredible third birthday by setting up a Cookie Monster themed party. Rashid, however thought having the Cookie Monster there would improve Luce birthday regardless of the possibility that the Cookie Monster was to come to the party. He would not like to rent a Cookie Monster for many dollars when he could claim one. Rashid chose to offer on a Cookie Monster that he thought would

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    According to the ncjrs.gov, historically the United States has encountered four points in history of gang growth. The late 1800’s, the 1920’s, the 1960’s, and the 1990’s. The earliest debuts of gangs in the United States is suggested to be around the ending of the American Revolution in 1783. Groups or as a collective response to urban conditions. They may have emerged from adolescent play Gangs also spread into England in the 1800’s right as the industrial revolution took off in large cities such

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    attacked the very status quo that had been raised under. The authorities and elders they once would have respected and admired were under attack by the young mislead yet educated Red Guards. All with the Communists Party’s or more specifically the Gang of Four and Mao Zedong’s blessing. Irrational thought and actions were excited by the Red Guard almost every day. Besides just persecuting the local party leaders and land or business owners because they were so called capitalist Chinese under the Maoist

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    The United States is infested with street gangs, from rural towns to inner-cities, that perpetuate violence and criminal activity. There are four gangs that have gained nation status--Crips, Bloods, People Nation, and Folk Nation. American’s strain on African Americans and Latinos creates oppression and has led to the creation of these gangs. Minorities are predominantly in the lower class, stratified by inequality in the workplace, schools, and social groups. Vince Staples, a former Crip, details

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    2015, four thousand nine hundred and eight juveniles were arrested for various offenses. The most prevalent charge for juvenile offenders was simple assault making up fourteen hundred eighty-four of the arrests. Additionally, there were twelve arrests for murder as well as one hundred and twenty weapons violation charges involving juveniles. The majority of the crime committed within Memphis is perpetrated by offenders under the age of twenty-four of whom are noted to be affiliated with gangs (Operation:

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