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…people are committing crime and some of them are getting away with it. Today's law system has many loop holes in it. This is what is putting gangs, drug dealers, and bad people on the streets. Lawyers…

…our freedom, what little of it we have. Oppression is completely based on hatred and preys on you when you sleep, or when you are at your lowest point. It kicks you when you are down, and pushes you further down the rabbit’s hole. It forces you to fight…

…would be fined. Another form of punishment would be the stocks. Stocks are wooden frames with holes in them to hold the head and wrists. Besides decapitation and hanging, mutilations were the most painful forms of punishment. Whereas the other two were…

…trees. In the holes of the upturned trees was still water. We were told that in the place of the overturned trees new trees would grow, which is secondary succession. The limbs and trees were left on the floor of the forest to decompose. While…

…to heat rocks. A dirt path from the fire outside goes through the door leading to the fire inside. The door is always facing toward the east. In the middle of the sweat lodge is a hole with the heated rocks from the fire outside. Sweat baths are filled…

…What fills our air with pollution, are lungs with smoke, and are gums with holes. Tobacco is the answer. There are people everyday that die due to Tobacco. Innocent by standers are becoming ill due to second hand smoke. That is why tobacco should…

…, it ionizes (creates an electric charge within) the oxygen and nitrogen gas it encounters in the atmosphere, causing it to glow. The flow of plasma from the sun is generally continuos, although it occasionally bursts out of holes in the sun's outermost atmosphere…

…with the uncivilized. When Marlow finally reaches the camp where Kurtz is to be located, he finds a reality that is not civilized. The first sign he encounters is the broken roof on Kurtz's house. It has a "black hole." This is a sign of the uncivilized. At first, one may…

…. This instrument have a flat, waisted body with a round sound hole and a fretted neck along which six strings run. The strings are fastened at the top of the neck to tuning screws and at the other end to a bridge glued to the instrument's sound board. The top three…

…to a gas source and there’s a hole at the bottom to admit the air. The flow of the air is controlled by an adjustable collar on the tube. Within five years of the development of the burner, Bunsen and was deeply involved with spectroscopy, inventing another…