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    John Ford’s acclaimed film The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962) is well-known among cinema buffs and historians to have emerged out of a brutal, often contentious process. Tension between the lead actors, as well as tension between the actors and the director, spawned some of the best behind the scenes stories of on-set rivalry and outright pettiness that still circulate in an industry that is primarily built on controversy and rumor. The film itself must be regarded as a masterpiece. This assessment

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    Late-term abortion is one of the most controversial topics ever discussed all around the world. It is an issue that will contradict with several religions and morals of society due to the different points of view. Though there are reasons to outlaw late-term abortion, there are also reasons to keep the right to have this type of abortions intact. Knowing that there is a countless amount of things that can go wrong during a pregnancy, the soon-to-be mother should have the right to consider other forms

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    Perceived as the home of the U.S film industry, the ethnically diverse suburb of Hollywood has become a shorthand reference for both the industry and people involved. Often regarded as the birthplace of movie studios, the earliest (and seemingly most affluent) film companies to have graced Hollywood included ‘Warner Brothers’, ‘MGM’, and ‘Paramount Pictures’. First cultivated by studios such as these were silent black and white films, with each major production company developing and establishing

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    Bounty hunter Levi Owens glared at the wanted poster one last time. He folded the tattered notice and slid it into his vest pocket. All he needed was two weeks to track the swindler and another to drag his worthless hide back to Austin. All he wanted—was to shoot him dead. His pack mule kicked out and Levi cursed its previous owner. A poorly trained animal took a lot of work, but right now, it was all he could afford. He loaded the last bag of the provisions on the mule and pulled a tarp over the

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    The amount of employment that casinos offer also goes along with the economy. Without any of the jobs that the casinos have the economy would be endangered. The casinos offer jobs like accounting, dealing cards, and security. Some of these jobs require some education like accounting, but security and dealing cards does not require any sort of degree (Garrett). The biggest part is that building a casino in a city is that it decreases the unemployment rate. The only thing that the city has to look

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    to face. People in the 1930s created stereotypes of cowboys in their heads. Cowboys were not the heroic, horse-riding outlaws everyone imagined them to be back then. They did not do any of that. Cowboys were ranchers who would herd cattle. Morris stated,” This was a very dangerous job because they could get trampled if not careful.” Since they were always working with cattle,

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    The differences which indicate a film 's story and a film 's plot are the “what and the how”. The Story is “what” the film is about and the plot is “how” the writer unfolds the action in the film relating to what the film is about (Goodykoontz & Jacobs, 2014, p. 54). In describing The Wild Bunch story into the outlaw’s themed plot of violence, director Sam Peckinpah used dramatic impact quick action cuts coupled with slow motion aesthetic balance to create a mood of chaos throughout the fierce gun

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    Logos, Ethos, and Pathos, Anti-Gun Control From the founding of our country up until modern times there has been a separation on the beliefs of civilians owning guns. But gun control simply put, is a waste of time. It is highly ineffective in areas that gun control has been enacted in the United States. As well as “Gun Free Zones” being centralized high-target opportunities. (Small areas densely occupied by unarmed and defenseless citizens.) Thus allowing (in the rare instances it occurs like Newtown

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    coaster with sudden jerks, twists, loops, and drops. It is never perfect nor is it ever in the holders favor. This is true for the heroes of the following stories. High Noon is a story based around the protagonist Will Kane, who is the target of an outlaw arriving on the noon train. Similar to this story is "The Most Dangerous Game". It composes of Sanger Rainsford, who is hiding from a murderer and must stay hidden for three days to be considered the winner and also stay alive. These two stories are

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    By the 1850s sectional tension had spread across the nation. The lack of a solution to the issue of slavery that would appease both proponents and opponents of the issue increased this tension. The Constitution was written as a document to bring the nation together but was beginning to tear it apart. The Constitution was vague in terms of addressing slavery within the United States, causing arguments made by both sides of the issue to further polarize the nation. The statement, “By the 1850s the

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