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…British subjects at that time and we fought our own government! Some of us take these liberties so much for granted, but we shouldn't. So, take a few minutes while enjoying your 4th of July holiday and silently thank these patriots. It's not much to ask…

…of her days. It may remind you of an older person in your life and maybe help you to understand them a little better. Margaret Laurence indeed did a wonderful job with this book and I would read others of hers, she was a gifted writer with a great way…

…the message that scary racist skinheads aren't somebody else's problem; they're the kids in your neighborhood, maybe even your own kids, whether their heads are shaved or not. It also puts out a message that “hate is baggage.” This means that hate is nothing…

…in and by passing through your skin. • Exposure can irritate the eyes, nose, throat and skin. Very high levels could cause Antimony poisoning, with symptoms of nausea, headaches, abdominal pain, trouble breathing and death. • Repeated exposure can cause an abnormal…

…advantage in the trade. This is how we can explain a trade where both parties benefit. As long as two people have different opportunity costs no one person can have a comparative advantage for both goods. If your comparative advantage were high for item…

…-1251) Role of Prayer: Why pray in a fated universe? Aeneas prays to Jupiter for help: "if by our goodness/ we merit it, then, Father, grant to us/ your help" (2:933-936) When Anchises hears the Harpies' prophecy, he prays to God for mercy: "Gods…

…Smoke Free Restaurants Imagine sitting in a restaurant, enjoying a finely prepared steak. You suddenly lose your appetite at the thought of inhaling the toxic chemicals, which are floating your way from a cigarette the woman at the table next to you…

…, with a look of shock said the words he never expected to hear, “I’m your mother, and your name is George Beaumont.” They sat down at the table together and began to reflect on the past. She went on to say that they had become so poor that she had sold herself…

…drastically lower long distance bills, allowing you to get more bang for your buck with new services, and “For your eyes only,” T.V. viewing. I can’t find any cons in this act at my present point of awareness but I’m sure the Baby bells would have a different view…

…of a modern-day reporter in the Roman Era. In Act 3 of Julius Caesar, Cinna is deeply interrogated, “What is your name? Whither are you going? Where do you dwell? Are you a married man or a bachelor?” It is a known fact that when someone is nervous…