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    own independent structures, which have developed in accordance with their differing countries’ legitimacies and institutions. Furthermore, while there are many different Mafia groups across the world, in this essay, through case studies of “The Sopranos” and “La Scorta”, as well as other relevant texts, I will firstly analyze how the American and Italian Mafia groups rose to power and endured under similar conditions. Secondly, I will explain how due to the greater legitimacy of the American

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    component in creating a successful antihero character is the possibility of redemption. For Walter White, Don Draper, and Tony Soprano the realization of their self-deception is the key to the possibility of their redemption: Walter White believes everything he is doing is justified by securing his family’s financial future, Don Draper can’t admit his stolen identity, and Tony Soprano cannot be honest about the nature of his lifestyle. For each of these characters at a level they understand their self-deception

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    captivated. The jaw-dropping show, The Sopranos, intended us to perceive a bad guy as a hero. Havirlesky exemplifies, “The trick that David Chase pulled off with The Sopranos was that he made us feel protective, affectionate love for a bad, bad, guy, a guy who wanted to grow but couldn’t, a guy whom at the end of the day, just wanted to day dream about the good old days and stuff his face with onion ring”( Havirlesky 468). Despite the fact that Tony Soprano is a violent criminal, television producer

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    On january 16, 1980, Lin-Manuel Miranda was born in Manhattan, New York to his lovely parents Luz Towns-Miranda and Luis A.Miranda jr. Growing up him and his sister, Luz Mirnada-Crespo, took piano lessons together, inspired by their parents. Both of his parents were born in puerto rico and happily married. His father was also a political advisor for a living. He went to exposed to different types of genres while growing up. While growing up he went to hunter college elementary and high school. He

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    America’s obsessions with the mafia and mafia-style films have existed for decades. The ability for an audience to connect on a deep level with a character of shady morals and seedy behavior is a requirement for gangster films to be successful. Hollywood has been able to successfully take real life mobsters and make them larger than life on the big screen. Though not all mafia films created are taken directly from real life, most movies have some essence of reality buried within the plot. To

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    COURSE TITLE: CYBER TBD Reference Manual Table of Contents – To be developed Section 1. Overview of Current Cyber Security Threats Why should the Dental Community Care about Cyber Security? Imagine this: A virtual intruder, like Tony Soprano, quietly downloads countless patient files containing private medical information — names, procedures, medications, related claims data — which are then sold and resold across the globe. Or imagine that a few laptops containing much of the same type of data

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    I always enjoy gangster movies; they rely heavily on a good performance by the actors. Gangster movies need a good lead performance to make the whole story believable and keep the audience interested in characters. Paul Muni as Tony in “Scarface” was able to do just that. He used this voice to show the audience how his character felt and his body movements to help add underlying tones to certain situation. His voice and movements are what really sold the character to me, and Muni was one of the few

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    Michael Barrios Dr. Barrett U.S. Government October 4, 2017 Patriot Act Public Law 107-56 otherwise known as the USA PATRIOT Act was signed into law by President George W. Bush on October 26, 2001. USA PATRIOT Act is an acronym which stands for Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism Act. (justice.gov) This law was instated in response to the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. The Islamic terrorist group known as Al-Qaeda

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    Peter Winsauer Mr. Radelet French I, 4A September 7, 2014 Indila Adila Sedraia was born in 1984 on June 26 in Paris, France. At the age of 30 years old now, she is married to Pascal Koue (age 35), who is a singer/songwriter also known as Skalpovic or simply DJ Skalp. Even though she has been around for a few years, there are large gaps in her childhood or personal life because she tends to try to avoid these types of personal questions from the press. Adila Sedraia, or her stage name Indila, first

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    Classical Concert Report

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    On September 21st, 2017 I attended a classical concert at the Organ Recital Hall located in the UCA building on campus. The first piece of music was performed by Tony on the bassoon and Dan on the organ. This piece also had two movements, the first was Der Gartner composed by Hugo Wolf and the second movement was Ma Rendi Pur Contento composed by Yincenzo Bellini. Der Gartner started out with a four-measure intro and then the rest of this movement was in a 6/8 meter. The bassoon and the organ both

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