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    Notwithstanding high-school projects would produce analogous outcomes, I understand what writing was about in English 1101. For instance, adapting you communication, aware of audience, genre, purpose of communication, as well as having a strong yet debatable thesis, make me become aware of the complicated nature of the rhetorical situation, which unfortunately, I did not have the pleasure to know before. I used to procrastinate every project until it almost reaches its deadline, depriving myself of the core

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    Frontiersmen have existed throughout America’s history. According to Turner’s hypothesis, they push forwards for civilization and have shaped America. The stories All the Pretty Horses, The Gift of Cochise, and The Martian are all works of frontier literature. Each in their own way show frontiersmen during different times in America’s history with characters that interact with their respective frontiers in different ways. Through these three books one can see how the core interactions between frontiersmen

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    I like this because it has a clear thesis statements and strong three reasons. The first paragraph introduces of the surveillance of retails by retail anthropologists and it claims a certain assertion that it is ethical and it can many benefits. Each body paragraphs stated the main points and used the MEAL plan successfully. This second paragraph suggests the main idea, “The first reason that surveillance benefit is bringing more convenience for consumer.” The convenience for consumer directed to

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    The relationship between science and religion is an arguably rigid one, the two topics presently posing contrasting ideas in modern society. However, this relationship has been varied over the course of time, in particular the nineteenth century. We can put forth the argument that it was not necessarily as simple as the two being mutually exclusive concepts that continuously opposed each other; rather the two held a complicated relationship. These apparent conflicts between science and religion can

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    How to Write a Compare-Contrast Essay The Elements of a Compare-Contrast Essay What is comparison? Explaining the similarities or points of connection between two ideas, people, or things to give the reader a deeper understanding of each What is contrasting? Explaining the differences or points of disconnection between two ideas, people, or things to give the reader a deeper understanding of each Adapted from Webster’s Third New International Dictionary On what subjects can I

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    Allison Houston Mr. Corso Astronomy 12/7/17 For as long as the earth has existed, there has been a war between religion and science. To what extent do religion and science agree? Can religious and scientific beliefs be conductive or do they pose an obstacle to each other? Although many argue that science and religion don’t coincide, I believe that they have many similarities with each other and there large sources of evidence that prove this. One of the largest factors that leads me to believe that

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    General overview: Atticus Finch is one of the major characters in Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird written in 1960. Atticus is a lawyer in Maycomb, the representative of Alabama in the State Legislator and the father of Scout and Jem Finch. The major themes and ideas tackled in Lee's novel such as social inequality and intolerance, education, legal justice and bravery are represented in one way or another through this character. Atticus Finch

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    Working with my peers throughout my program and thesis process has been instrumental to my education. My analysis of my peers work and the critiques I received from them expanded my understanding of my own work and the writing process. The peer review process has contributed to my education by causing me to probe more deeply and examine more thoroughly. Critiquing and analyzing the works of my peer’s starts with a simple read through and paying attention to how I feel as I do so. Do I have a sense

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    Before entering rehab, family and friends may ask the patient, “What are opioids?” For someone not familiar with drugs and addictions, this is a normal question to have. This type of drug includes legal and illegal chemicals that change how the mind works. Even when they are used according to a prescription, they can still be addictive. What Are Opioids? There are two basic answers to “What are opioids?” While both types of opioids cause changes to the brain, one class of opioids is sold on the

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    reaction upon completion of the essay. Although Alexander and Shaler discussed a very important issue concerning ‘Addiction in Free Markets’, they do not provide sufficient resources or correlative research to prove their argument. Firstly, their thesis statement does not agree with many of the facts and statements that are being presented throughout the essay. Moreover, the essay sidetracks from what it is trying to prove to other aspects in life that are not related with the topic, and the transition

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