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    talents” (Mouri). In the years that followed, more money and attention invested into women’s education making a way for more university-enrollment, which improved women’s social status. By 2008, a census stated that 64 percent of university students were female. Unfortunately, after graduating, many of these female students were unable to find jobs as the patriarchal culture refused to give them equal opportunity. Despite these barriers, the growing amount of women in the work force led to the formation

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    than the NBA? Al of the players above have a signature shoe with a major sportswear company. These players are normally seen as the faces of their company because of the popularity of their signature clothing items. They are also, for the most part, a major part of the company’s revenue and profit. But why do these athletes have more effect on profit and revenue than that of regular products? Well let’s look at Under Armour and the most recent signature shoe contract yet. The current reigning NBA

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    My Stealthy Freedom

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    Many have been jailed and tried; however, they remain perseverant in their fight for justice and will continue to collect signatures until they reach their goal of one million. Eventually, the “campaign plans to present the petition to Parliament and lobby the legislature to enact legal change, as it has already begun doing” (Kravitz). It currently accepts online signatures as well, though these are not included

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    Big Bang Theory False

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    The Big Bang theory was an explosion that happened about 13,600 million years ago at the beginning of the Universe. This theory is the explanation on how the Universe was formed and most scientists believe in this theory. But, multiple people believe that this theory is inaccurate or false. Even though they believe it’s false, there are various pieces of evidence that proves that this theory is true. “Since we cannot assume that we have a special place in the universe this is evidence for a generally

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    Edm On A Global Scale

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    on a Global Scale One of the benefits and reasons why people are so interested with EDM is that it is widely available on the internet. YouTube channels, Facebook pages, websites, and every digital medium available is or has been a location for popular EDM to be socially active with viewers. This allows songs to gain prevalence in different areas of the world with out the geographic locations impeding their connection. Each geographic location also has their own cultural signature to EDM, influences

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    Every year, millions of animals are killed or poisoned, and put through extreme cruelty and suffering just so that inhuman and outdated tests can attempt to evaluate the hazards of consumer products and the ingredients included in them. In an experiment to measure poisonous effects many animals, such as mice, rabbits, rats, guinea pigs, and many more, are forced to inhale or swallow large quantities of a test substance or have some type of chemical smeared onto their skin or into their eyelids (“8

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    Erin Brockovich, was a mother of an infant and two young children, she was twice divorced. One day she was returning from a job interview she got an accident and she suffered injuries. After that she met consultant lawyer Ed Masry,who claims that he can get her a large settlement, but he loses the case. Sometime later, Erin, who was employed, immediately get job as a file clerk in Ed’s firm. Erin got a new neighbor, his name George, he has a passion for bikes and Erin,s children adore him. But Erin

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    comprehensive analysis of known mutational signatures across 40 distinct cancers in humans created by the mass collection of published peer-reviewed scientific journal articles (“Signatures of Mutational Process in Human Cancer”, 2016). Compared to nonsmokers, smokers had higher rates of mutational signatures 2, 4, 5, 13 and 16. Signature 4 is associated with lung, head, neck, and liver cancer and is characterized by C to A mutation substitutions. This signature was found in cancer tissue that had direct

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    Referendum Essay Examples

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    This feeling is one where citizens of America feel as if their vote doesn’t matter; however, with the increased use of direct democracy procedure such as referendums, recalls, and initiatives in our state of Missouri, these feels can begin to be put at ease. Direct democracy is being used to give a louder voice to the people. Referendum is a form of direct democracy where citizens of a given state can vote on a specific issue. This issue or policy can be placed on the ballot in one of two ways. The

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    the United States, the museum traces the American experience from colonial times to the present." It holds more than three million objects from history such as the Star-Spangled Banner, Washington’s uniform, Jefferson’s lap desk, and Dorothy’s ruby slippers. It was paid for by the government. On June 28, 1955, President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed the bill authorizing $36 million for building the museum. On August 22, 1958 groundbreaking took place. In 1964 the museum was established as the Museum

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