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    The Blind Side Archetype

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    mother does not only make a difference in the protagonist lives but they also are dedicated to helping others without expecting anything in return. Tuohy showed this type of traits as she is headstrong and very determined to take Michael under her wings. Whilst Michael sees the downside in certain situation “Courage is a hard thing to figure”, Leighe

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    The article states that environmental pollution is the main reason of declining the population of sea otters and provides three reasons of support. The lecture, on the other hand, not only does refute the article’s assessments, but also it vehemently asserts that predators attack play an important role in the reduction of sea otter population on account of the reasons which will be widely elaborated hereunder. First, the article states that sources of pollutions such as oil rigs and other chemical

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    Mary Oliver’s poem “Bone” characterizes the importance of the ear bone and the influence it has on a whale's life. Through her poem she adopts the ear bone as something that can be so small but has a massive effect the life of a whale but also the effect it has on a human's life as well. The ear bone personifies the importance of the soul and how each thing in the world uses its soul differently. In Mary Oliver’s poem “Bone”, even the smallest of things such as the ear bone has a major effect on

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    I was only in first grade when I picked up a basketball for the first time. I had observed my father, my brother, and my cousins all play it before me. Little did I know that the sport would lead me to new opportunities, incredible friends, and numerous championships. Initially, basketball was an outlet for me. It was an activity in which I did not have to think about the daily complications in my life, even if it was just for a moment. However, as I grew older, it converted into more than a temporary

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    All throughout my life I have remained involved in a wide variety of organizations including clubs, sports, youth groups, and honor societies. My free time is consumed by all of these, and still I am still willing to venture out and attempt so much more. Despite constantly contributing my life to numerous things, it is undeniable that Basketball is what I am ultimately passionate about. As an individual I love staying active, socializing with others, being dependable, and keeping busy. Playing Basketball

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    Red and Seabiscuit are two main characters of the short story entitled ‘Seabiscuit’. At the very beginning, Seabiscuit was considered a weak contender because he had wobbly knees, his ribs stuck out, and he slept all the time. Red was his jockey. They managed to transcend their ‘underdog’ tag by surprising their surrounding at the last race. They believed in their abilities and managed to finish first at the race. At the age of two, Jason McElwain was diagnosed with autism. Despite his disease,

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    FEELING LIKE AN OUTSIDER What does being an outsider feel like? Is it not being by anyone, is it feeling like you have no place in the position you’re in? Or is it feeling like everybody you are around is a different species than you, and you belong back on home planet? Whatever it is, it’s different for everybody that feels that way, and eventually takes some getting used too. I am kind of in the position of an outsider, well I was until I made friends with pretty much the whole town of Worland

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    Advertising: Foot Locker Stephan Curry and James Harden are two very successful and well-known basketball players. James Harden had the best season of his professional career before he and Curry were featured in a commercial for Footlocker. Harden wanted to keep it “fresh” by recording a new R&B song, subsequently Curry interrupts and tells him to keep it fresh by shopping at Footlocker. Footlocker’s commercial utilize persuasion techniques such as celebrities, new, and humor in order to sell their

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    Michael Jordan wasn’t born a great basketball player. He was given the tools to be an incredible athlete, but it is what he did with those tools that allowed him to become one of the greats. Through his talent, hard work, and determination, Michael Jordan became one of the greatest basketball players of all time. Michael Jordan was born on February 17, 1963 in Brooklyn, New York to his parents Deloris and James Jordan. He had two brothers and two sisters. He and his family soon moved to Wilmington

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    Person In my opinion, Michael Jackson is the most successful person in the history of this world. From starting of his career at an early age, going solo, endorsement deals, face surgery, and allegations; Michael Jackson made his way to the top. His hard work and dedication allowed him to go far in his music career as well as having family support. There are many successful people in the history of this world, but he happens to be at the top of my list. “On August 29, 1958, Michael Joseph Jackson came

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