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    revolutionized to one consisting of flashy offenses including astonishing wide receivers and dual threat quarterbacks. While, at the same time displaying defenses built for many linebackers to thrive. What once was a ground and pound game has turned into numerous opportunities for spread offenses to emerge. This research project will thoroughly entail the drastic changes football teams have undergone in the sport specifically dealing with the spread versus pro-style offense and the 4-3 versus 3-4 defensive

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    headlines: o Titans looking to add zone-read elements to offense o Quarterback mobility takes on greater focus at Scouting Combine The basis of these reports is that an influx of young quarterbacks has entered the NFL over the last two years with new skill sets from those of the past. These players are QB / RB hybrids with decent but not exceptional passing skills. Teams such as Carolina, Seattle, Washington, etc have been modifying their offense to best utilize the players skills, namely by implementing

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    Abrahamic Covenant. This covenant between Abraham and God is said to be unconditional because God has debts owed to Abraham. God promises Abraham land and to spread his offspring across the land, while Abraham has nothing to owe to God. However, Abraham does pay God in a spiritual way. Unlike the physical gifts that God promises to Abraham, Abraham spreads the word of God, builds alters, and praises, obeys, worships, and fears God. The Abrahamic Covenant would then be considered as conditional. The Abrahamic

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    One of the most pervasive themes in this passage is that of a spreading decay that is taking over the society. This is first expressed in quite a literal sense, as an actual decay of fruit and produce, which spreads like a virus across the American countryside and farming lands. Due to the economic mismanagement of the farming industry, fruit and other produce are left to rot and decay on the trees because they are not picked by the farmers. The text gives many examples of different fruits being

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    Almost every parent and doctor claims that social media is a waste of time or a health issue. However, it strengthens or creates relationships through events or gatherings in a community, which social media promotes, as well as spreading the word on problems and issues throughout the whole world. In the first place, social media creates or strengthens relationships between people. A man named Bejar realized that posts on social media were rarely commented on or talked about. He decided to revamp

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    ’’ ( Nyhan, 2014) However, if the rumor has indisputable facts, then it will be believable enough to make it true. Anyway, the point is that rumors are very dangerous and can inflict physical, mental, and psychological pain to people. People may spread rumors to gain power, seek revenge, improve their self-image, gain attention, or other types of reasons. Whatever the reason, rumors can happen to anybody ranging from young adolescent teens to adults in the workforce. Here are some of the causes

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    Has a rumor ever been spread about you before? How would it make you feel? It isn’t a very good feeling, nobody likes to have rumors being spread about them. Rumors can go way too far sometimes and people don’t always know when to stop. You might not think that you are hurting the person that you are making rumors about, but sometimes they don’t show it and you really are hurting them a lot. In Thirteen Reasons Why, Hannah has a lasting impact on the people around her because she made all these tapes

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    Rumors are among the many dilemmas afflicting the human condition. They eat away at society like a parasite, undermining morality and infecting good intentions with malice and decay. Despite the fact that rumors are not always accurate, they still spread like wildfires. Rumors are the leading cause of negativity in society. In Arthur Miller's work, The Crucible, rumors spur mass hysteria in the colonial town of Salem by changing people's views of a situation, undermining the self-confidence of victims

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    Rumors are among the many dilemmas afflicting the human condition. They eat away at society like a parasite, undermining morality and infecting good intentions with malice or decay. Despite the fact that rumors are not always accurate, they still spread like wildfires. Rumors are the leading cause of negativity in society. In Arthur Miller's work, The Crucible, rumors spur mass hysteria in the colonial town of Salem by changing people's views of a situation, undermining the self-confidence of victims

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    destruction of images as an attempt to scare locals into subjecting to their laws. ISIS recognizes the power that these images hold on people and they are trying to exploit that. Similarly, the government of France and Russia used images and their powers to spread propaganda. While ISIS uses the images of destruction and violence more so than Russia and France, the similarities can be seen in the effort to control the common people. What makes this form of iconoclasm so different is that it deviates from the

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