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    Review Questions for Mid-Term 1) What constitutional clause allows laws enacted by the federal government to take priority over conflicting state laws? 2) Would it be a violation of equal protection for a state to impose a higher tax on outof-state companies doing business in the state than it imposes on in-state companies if the only reason for the tax is to protect the local firms from out-ofstate competition? Explain. 3) Jen operates Jen’s Fruits & Vegetables, a small market stocked entirely

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    Warcraft Conflicts

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    World of Warcraft is a virtual world in which players must deal with various dangerous situations in a variety of hazardous environments in order to survive. A player navigates a character exploring various terrains, slaying enemies, completing quests, and networking with other players and non-player characters. In addition, open player versus player combat is a societal norm in which factions attack opposing factions at any given time. Throughout the game a character will develop an identity by

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    “Good morning! Today we will be going to Yosemite National Park. I hope you are prepared…” Eddie, the tourist guide, announced a little too enthusiastically for an early morning after my family and I entered the bus. Taking a seat by the window, I tried drowning him out with my music, and then proceeded to sigh when I could still clearly hear him through my headphones. I was annoyed, but not because I did want to go to Yosemite; I just did not want spend time with the group of loud and obnoxious

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    Research Paper Draft Bhavan Vaidya Full Sail University Introduction The video game industry is a billion dollar industry with an ever-growing fan base. Nowadays, video games production companies are investing high amount of money in this business to develop games for fan. They also need people working and they are hiring employees that can help a game to produce a batter example for future. Thus, management and leadership is an important factor to lead a team. Lead a team of creative

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    As a growing medium, video games are often associated with various negative connotations that have obfuscated its positive contributions made to society. As a result, the general public is unaware of how video games have shaped modern-day, some even consider it a meaningless teenager pastime, but this is distant from reality. Video games are important to society at large because they do not serve for entertainment purposes only, they are a major force in the economy, scientific research, and military

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    Kain, Erik. “The Truth About Video Games and Gun Violence.” Mother Jones, 11 June 2013, www.motherjones.com/politics/2013/06/video-games-violence-guns-explainer/. This source is written by Erik Kain, a well-known writer on all things video games. He talks about the link between violent video games and gun violence and he compares the United States to other countries in terms of gun violence caused by violent video games. Kain may be slightly biased as video games are what his job revolves around

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    “You want the truth? You can’t handle the truth!” Jack Nicholson made these words famous over a hundred years after Emily Dickinson explored the very same idea in her poem, Tell All the Truth, But Tell It Slant. The truth—for better or worse—is a powerful thing. Telling the truth is the right thing to do, morally, but considering how to deliver that truth is just as important as the truth itself. In this poem, Dickinson’s message to her readers is clear - to tell all the truth, but tell it slant

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    Emily Dickinson's My Life Had Stood:A Loaded Gun Emily Dickinson is a poet known for her cryptic, confusing language. Words are often put together in an unusual way and create deciphering difficulties for the reader. But behind all the confusion is a hidden meaning that becomes clear, and one realizes that all the odd word choices were chosen for a specific reason. The poem I will try to analyze is My Life Had Stood—A Loaded Gun, or number 754. I find this to be one of her most difficult poems

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    Thesis: The rise of the video game has had many negative effects on children. INTRODUCTION Attention-getter: Whenever I look out from my window at home, nothing but memories come back to me. The house three doors down was the unsuspecting target of the foul balls we would hit when we use to play home run derby. Or my basketball hoop which held many world championships between me being the bulls and my friends being that year’s runner up. In the park across the street, I ended up blackmailing

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    I participated in marching band and did community service. I was active, but in completely different ways from track or soccer. The idea of running in a race of any kind honestly never crossed my mind. Then a friend of mine entered the Tinkerbell Half marathon. The costumes, the pomp, and the medals were mesmerizing, and I was suddenly jealous of my friend for running. As I watched her achievement through social media, I began to develop an idea. To be honest, it was the medal that I coveted most

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