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    I stopped in my tracks, causing my guard to run into me. “Keep moving!” he demanded. At this, Hunter stopped as well and in a matter of seconds, the plan was in action. He somehow managed to roundhouse kick his guard, and, catching him in his moment of confusion, he jumped over his tied hands, bringing them to the front. He quickly fumbled with his bindings, freeing his hands. By now, the guard had regained his composure, and both of them went for

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    "Get up, Snowflake!" I moaned, weakly pushed myself off the dirt ground of the arena. My everything hurts. I slowly make my way to my feet and hardly dodged another oncoming attack from Scorpion. Ever if we were friends, he was still brutal when we trained. He didn’t disagree with the monks for keeping me around, but he didn’t think I needed to be trained to fight. I don’t blame him, I’m not great. I stepped to the side fast enough to get out of the way as Scorpion tripped and fell face first in

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    Hello all, A lot of you I have met on the dog run, but I have not been in a while so most of you don’t know me. My girlfriend Emma and I are the owners of Jules the Siberian Husky. First off, I’d just like to apologize for not being able to make the meeting. I have been ill lately and our company is moving offices so I have worked quite a bit lately. I've heard rumors that there is a dog petition in the building so I was curious about what was going on. It did not sound anything like any dog I

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    The Life of Amy Winehouse

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    The Life of Amy Winehouse Even though Amy was a drug addict and alcohol abuser, She still managed to release platinum-selling albums. Originating from the little known town of Southgate in north London, her inspiring music helped rise the popularity for female musicians in the industry. Amy was born in Enfield, London, in England September 14, 1983. She was raised into a culturally jewish family, but they didn’t consider themselves religious. Amy’s mother was Janis Winehouse, she was a pharmacist

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    Who doesn't know Chuck Norris? And as the joke goes, even those who know will not dare cross him by saying this. The accomplished actor, screenwriter and producer, he has closely worked with legendary Martial Artist Bruce Lee in many films. At 75, he remains a legend, untouched by time. Ever since the year 2005, there were many internet trolls and memes directed at him, which, though fictional and some of them highly absurd in nature, have been invented on top of the glorious life of this man. In

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    The way Alex came out to me is one of my favorite shared moments. I remember it so vividly, I was at her house and she came up to me beaming, the light was bouncing off of her face she looked like she had just discovered some hidden treasure. In a small voice she asked “can you help me put these on?” She proceeded to present two tubes I gingerly took them out of her hands and opened them one was a mascara and the other was a rosy pink lipstick. I grinned so hard, I thought my cheeks were gonna fall

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    The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 was tailored to cripple the immigration of Chinese into the United States, because they were deemed inassimilable and seen as uncivilized, unclean and filthy, creating an anti-Chinese fervor (Zia). This era promoted resentment towards Chinese which further escalated, with the Johnson-Reed Act of 1924 that extended to other Asian groups. Nonetheless, this did not prevent Chinese immigrants from entering the United States. Chinese found loopholes in the law that allowed

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    Most Martial arts films in China generally tend to foreground issues of gender. In addition, these films portray a fixed line of gender separation. The Chinese Martial arts film culture has always been more receptive to the general idea of the female character in what Westerners would indeed consider exclusively male role such as the action hero (Castillo 3). In the martial art films several actress have even established their entire reputations as action stars. The action heroes were also held up

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    Positive and Negative Effects of Video Games The video game technology, like most technologies, has changed drastically in the last few years. Arcades may look much the same on the surface as they did a decade or two ago, but the games have become far more violent, sophisticated and addictive. When one visits the video arcade it is not surprising to see children pointing and shooting something that looks suspiciously like a real weapon. If Pong – or, for that

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    Batman's Abuse

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    A short story by Ethan P. Willis June 15, 2016 Eight years ago, May Heartlight was kidnapped by a gang led by Joker. She was held by them for six years. May Heartlight is the daughter of Allan and Lara Heartlight, Business partners of Wayne Enterprises. While waiting in the lobby with her brother Jack for their parents to conclude their business in the inner offices. The Joker and his gang struck the bank and took May Heartlight as a hostage. She remained their prisoner for six years. They

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