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    Washington and Me I have sat in this solitaire for maybe a week. I have to spend the next 6 and a half years in this empty room. Last I watched the guard’s feet move in the hall light. The guards talked almost silently of how much pain I have caused to this world. My intention was never to hurt anyone especially not kill anyone. Everything got so out of hand. I can still see my mother face after we moved to California. All the hope she had is now lost on her emotionless face the day of my trial

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    "HI!!!!!!!" she yells. She runs towards me, and I see some bits of popcorn falling on the floor. Just when she was about to reach me and the security guard - BANG! She falls back from getting hit by a door. I see Christian Coma peek out and look down at her. "Oh ... uh ... I'm sorry." he says, reaching down to pull her up. "Hey ... where'd my popcorn go?" Alicia mumbles, while I'm too shocked and embarrassed

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    A lifeguard needs someone to take over her shift, therefore the only people who meet the needs to be able to do so are other current Avalon lifeguards. To put it as Bitzer writes it, the other guards are the only ones “capable of being influenced by discourse and of being mediators of change” (7). Had Emily mentioned her scheduling conflict to a friend or family member, though they may have sympathized with her, there was nothing that they could

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    Deep below the arena, within a small cell made of 3 walls of stone and one wall of iron, with a heavily armored guard weilding a morning start outside sat a lone human among two dozen orcs also in the cage... "Outlander" they called him, the few other non-orcs there referred to him as "Offworlder" though his name was not important. Months in the cage had left his skin pale, his eyes sunken, his head was bald exposing intricate patterns of tattoos across the top of his head. he leaned against the

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    in fear is not an option. If you are forced to change, because of a threat then you have been coerced, and you now have lost a certain amount of freedom, but then again survival is the objective. The so-called lone wolf attack is the hardest one to guard against, because a person can have intentions that are not disclosed to anyone, and if they are, it is usually to sympathizers that only encourage the behavior and not deter it. In some cases, there is no trail to pick up, so

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    Ainsley Soli Sociology

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    feral, monstrous guards that pay her a visit with a tray full of slop called prison food every day. She has not spoken one word since May 24, 2014. Sometimes she wishes she could speak, but there is no use talking when no one listens to what you have to say. That’s the problem with this whole situation. No one listened to her when she was suddenly arrested three years ago for a crime she most certainly did not commit, and no one bothered to believe her indignant cries when a guard randomly escorted

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    He sat beside Alistair on the concrete close to the door. The two had managed to stay together since leaving the bus. With thirteen men sharing an eight-bunk cell, both were resigned to a sleepless night on the cold floor. Most of their fellow inmates were aged somewhere between the late teens to mid-twenties. Anyone over thirty-five counted as old for Storm and Alistair was awfully close to that cutoff point. A chunky man wearing a short-sleeved rugby league jersey, jeans and sneakers sat on the

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    The Fallen Hero “Wake up, Riku, wake up.” “Who are you?” Riku yawns while he slowly gets up. “Wake up, young hero, it is time for you to stand up to darkness once more. You have been in deep slumber in this shrine for a hundred years. Walk out of the shrine to fulfill your destiny,” said the mysterious voice. After the voice stopped, Riku got out of the sleeping chamber he was in. He walked out of the shrine, and the first thing he saw after a hundred years amazed him. The shrine he came out of

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    (Y/N) and McCree. The dynamic duo. Friends since their first days in Blackwatch. When you first met McCree, he was a moody new recruit, like yourself. But somehow you two clicked and a fruitful friendship followed. You heard someone mocking McCree’s cowboy aesthetic? The next day you had a vintage aesthetic. That’s how your friendship was. Looking out for each other. You were getting harassed by some older recruits? McCree challenged them to a good old western shoot out. Despite popular belief,

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    Safety at Work 1974. Machinery guarding must be, 1. All of the machines should be provided with all nessesary guards and with protective devices. 2. Always use fixed guards if possible and fastened it with the bolts and screws. 3. In case of fixed guard is not possible then use an interlocked guard which ensures that machine did not start before the guard is closed and machine stops when the guard is opened while operating the machines. 2.Lighting: Justification: This control measure is mostly required

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