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    The Klondike Gold Rush made people drool for money. The Klondike Gold Rush was an event that took place in the late 1800’s. Common people wanted to find gold so they could become as rich as a leprechaun. You would do this by walking the Golden Staircase to Yukon, Klondike, or Alaska. 100,000 people did this in the frigid cold. Lots of people risked their lives to find gold to become rich. The Klondike Gold Rush was a very life-threatening thing to do. I would not do this because money is

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    exciting or marketed as the next big thing. Commercials that are often stimulating and show other children having fun is a quick way to bring in an audience. What child wouldn’t want to eat a rainbow cereal that has you and your friends chase cartoon leprechauns? If we marketed fruit salad the same way we did with Lucky Charms, it’s extremely likely that children would still have the same reaction. Anything that’s advertising a good time is something that children will want. An example of this would be

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    Sometimes it's hard to define a particular horror movie's genre, but in an attempt to sort through the confusion, I'm going to provide an explanation of both the basic genres in horror, of which there are about 4 with closely related branches in their family tree. Often horror movies tend to fuse different film genre elements together to create a horrific masterpiece, or just something awful to watch that ends in disaster. I'm not talking about the movie plot itself, but those failed attempts at

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    Besides, looking at Conall is far more gratifying than watching the leprechauns, selkies and banshees walking around downtown Killarney. While Conall and Abby work to locate the stolen treasure, others are looking for it as well: Oliver Sprall, a criminal mastermind, is looking to obtain it to finance a trip to Kenya with his

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    In the short story "The Ascent", the author, Ron Rash, uses figurative language throughout the story that urges the reader to believe that the the whole story revolves around a theme of being unlucky. First, Ron Rash has added the simile, “A woman was in the passenger seat, her body bent forward like a horseshoe” (Rash 280). For centuries, horseshoes have been associated with luck when they are upright. However when horseshoes are bent over that is associated with luck running out. In the story

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    Shelby’s Story There is a girl named Shelby, she is a party girl, a late sleeper and a person who likes to chill with her cousin Sydney while watching Netflix. Just so you know, she has a zero tolerance policy for FAKE PEOPLE, or when people are rude to her family, or when people STEAL MONEY!! The places where she is most happy is her cousin Sydney’s house speaking of which she is on her way there now! “Hi Sydney!” Gasp! “Shelby! I missed you even though I saw you yesterday

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    The controversy of Indian mascots is a widespread issue seen across the U.S.;is it racist , or is it justified? From different viewpoints from many people the answers vary from group to group.I believe it is not racist and believe that it is honoring. Natives should have the final say, but regular americans still step in and want a say in the whole issue. The Indian mascot has been used all across the U.S. ranging from elementary schools all the way to college and professional sports teams. “In fact

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    No matter their religion, language, or struggles they faced upon arrival in America throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, the one thing all Irish had in common was their reason for leaving Ireland; the English. Whether Catholic from southern Ireland or Presbyterian from the Ulster region, the Irish were systematically oppressed by the Anglican Church of England. For those who could afford the passage, America meant freedom to worship as they chose and for the Ulster Presbyterians; recognition

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    2. If it is possible that a maximally great being exists, then a maximally great being exists in some possible world. 3. If a maximally great being exists in some possible world, then it exists in every possible world. 4. If a maximally great being exists in every possible world, then it exists in the actual world. 5. Therefore, a maximally great being exists in the actual world. 6. Therefore, a maximally great being exists. 7. Therefore, God exists. Now it might be a surprise to learn that steps

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    The LEPrecon, a division of the Fairy Police, is mistakenly named leprechaun, and Atlantis is an underwater fairy metropolis. Both books come down into save the world storylines, and if they don't succeed… then the world would then collapse into some terrible war and that would be the end of civilization. One of the most

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