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    In life, there are several things that cannot be bought in a store, such as friendship. There are several views on the purpose of friendship. The House of Mirth is a novel by Wharton that revolves on Lily Bart attempting to find a husband as a way to have a successful life and provides insight on upper class society in the late 1800s and early 1900s. O Pioneers! is a novel by Cather about how Alexandra Bergson connects to the land and others and how Emil Bergeson’s “romance” with Marie Shabata evolves

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    What effect will GMO labeling have in America? The last few years American’s have been the center of attention when it comes to an example of unhealthy living. In 2013 obesity became recognized as a disease in order to help aid the fight for a healthy future. Fingers are being pointed at every company and government branch possible on who is to blame for the current crisis. One thing people are able to agree on is that the food we are eating is the main cause of the health crisis in America. At

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    The Legacy Of Sam Houston

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    Sam Houston was born in Rockbridge, Virginia in 1793 and died in Huntsville, Texas in 1863. He lead an adventurous life that involved the Creek Indian War and the War for Texas Independence. During his lifetime he was a Congressman and a Governor for the state of Tennessee. He lived among the Cherokee Indians and became a lifelong advocate for Native American rights. He was twice elected the President of Texas and later, after its annexation to the United States, he was elected twice as its Senator

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    What Caused the Dust Bowl? One of America’s most beloved books is John Steinbeck’s The Grapes of Wrath. The book portrays a family, the Joads, who leave Oklahoma and move to California in search of a more prosperous life. Steinbeck’s book garnered acclaim both from critics and from the American public. The story struck a chord with the American people because Steinbeck truly captured the angst and heartbreak of those directly impacted by the Dust Bowl disaster. To truly comprehend the havoc the

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    property rights to her husband when she married, and many widows were not provided for in their husband’s wills. Money and property were passed directly to the male children, and their mother became dependent on them. Women were barred by law from homesteading and on the death of a homesteader, his widow lost all rights to the land and it reverted to the government“ (Coomber, Jan and Rosemary Evans, 6) These limits remained true up until women started making their own money; which was only possible

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    Hackers and the Evolution of Intellectual Property Rights Introduction According to Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, theft is, "The act of stealing; specifically, the felonious taking and removing of personal property, with an intent to deprive the rightful owner of the same" (Webster's 2). Before the advent of moveable type, no one had cause to apply this concept to information rather than physical property. If one were to steal a book, the act was easily recognized as of the

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    American frontiersmen during the 19th century were some of the fiercest pioneers that have ever roamed newly unexplored territories. After the American Revolution, the United States gained territory that the British Empire claimed as their own west of the Appalachians. This created new opportunities for many Americans throughout the liberated country to travel west, specifically the well-known pioneer--Daniel Boone—who was very famous for his successful settlements in Kentucky. As a result, many

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    School Of Communication Manipal University 23-Apr-15 Research topic: Causes and Effects of Digital Identification: An analysis of Virtual Surrogacy Research Guide: Mrs Shruti Shetty Submitted by: Shray Agarwal Roll Number: 140702035 Introduction Imagine a world, not so far from today where an amalgamation of the Internet with human knowledge and ambition has formed ways of possibly doing everything sitting 'inside ' the World Wide Web. A way of 'life ' is completely possible by

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    Proper Waste Disposal

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    PROPER WASTE DISPOSAL: IS IT REALLY OBSERVED AND PRACTICED? Clarence Hannah Tan Dalida JUBILEE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY Acknowledgements First of all, I would like to thank my wonderful parents whose support has inspired me greatly in making a willful choice in doing my best. I appreciate the skills that they have imparted to me to upon doing this research and their editing of my work has been of great help. Also, I would like to thank the library of Trinity College for being a good source of books which

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    Since the 1980’s, there’s been a high level of concern among the general public with regard to breed-specific aggression in Pit Bulls. The reasons behind this backlash against Pit Bulls are threefold; longitudinal studies beginning in the 1970’s demonstrated that unprovoked canine attacks were carried out by Pit Bulls at a level disproportionate to their population, misconceptions about their aggressive nature made them attractive pets to owners who were more likely to raise aggressive

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