But what Playboy does in fact do, is "celebrate" one minutely small portion of the female gender. ... " The sad truth is that women now grow up in a world where many women start to feel "old" or "unattractive" even in their 20's, women are not taken seriously, or half-naked female bodies being displayed on walls in public places similar to objects, and exposed female bodies being used as markers of male territory, are immediate signals of discomfort and of menace for women. ...

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Cities currently are striving to separate and define their identity to appeal to the seemingly smaller world community. This in turn places more pressure on smaller countries to draw more monetary resources to compete with some of the worlds more affluent nations. ... By placing more importance on worldly reciprocal relationship, it is probable that globalization is the mechanism in which the future of human kind will be measured. ...

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Our plan is pretty simple, the plan is to find a random small village and have a good time eating these small humans. To increase the rate to find a village, we divided up into small groups and when someone finds something he will shout out loud to the sky as a signal so everybody can know. ... During the search I think about my own kind, everything is just seems too small for us, sometimes I wonder about my existence in this place. ... We have more advantages than these small humans, our skins are hard and we have regenerative abilities which are just awesome. ... I head back to my place, sit...

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The full significance of these minor events later becomes clear as Wilder explains that people live the first part of their lives without realizing the importance of the small events. ... They discover that the living are so preoccupied with their problems and do not take the time to notice how important the small things can be and the effect these things have on their lives. ... He stresses the simple decency of family relationships and dignifies the details that are taken for granted in such relationships, such as the ironing of a dress or the act of placing flowers on a grave. ...

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I took my camera, packed it into a small bag which I had. ... Due to my curiosity of discovering new places, I had begged him to take me with him. ... After spending the night socializing with the black Indians I begun to feel guilty about the way of life the people from my home place live. I imagined if I was in my home place and strangers visit us to inquire about our history, nobody will give them a warm welcoming and hospitality like the way the black Indian treated us. ...

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Genji, the son of the emperor and a concubine, is used in this book to represent males and their unchanging harshness toward females. He searches constantly for the "hidden flower" or perfect female, however, he falls short of being the ideal male. He is unworthy to have the perfect female even if...

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The Matrix takes place in the year 2199, where machines have taken control of the earth. ... Computers are our source of information, our shopping center, and for many, a place to work and pay the bills. ... The movie takes place in the year 2199, where humans are alive only to power the machines. ... A small number of humans were unchained from the matrix. ... Computers are found in millions of homes, schools, work places, and even in the palm of your hands. ...

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It is not uncommon to come across a police officer with a canine as a patrol partner in airports, parks and high-risk places. ... While dogs are capable of amazing feats, most dog owners best remember and love their dogs for the small everyday joys they can bring into a person's life. ... For some people, their dog plays a major role in their lives, acting in place of another human companion. ...

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It has distinct masculine features that includes exhibition of upper body strength, masculine features, and also has a small beard as a symbol of royalty. ... It is a common Egyptian belief that after death, the soul leaves the body and progresses into the afterlife, but on occasions requires a place to rest. These beliefs lead them to carve this fantastic sculpture of Khafre as a resting place for ka or soul (Dobbins). ...

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If a child is born with even a slight deformity, as small as a birthmark they were considered a deviation or a mutant and would be sent away to live in the fringes. ... I think that the overall, most significant message you can take from this novel is accepting everyone will make the world not only a better place, but also a happier place....

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I think the life in the future won't be very different by now. The technology will change everything- life in space, transport and the most important thing- the life on the earth and the life of the ordinary men. The new technologies will open up more walls for the people to move from pl...

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San Piedro Island is a small isolated place where Japanese descendants and non Japanese live in strictly segregated based of social differences. ... Throughout the novel, the racism shown toward the Japanese can be seen with vivid clarity during the scenes take place in the court room. ...

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Lucy was about 3.5 feet tall, the size of a chimpanzee and had long arms, a small cranium, and a jaw that matched those of early apes. ... We both have a bicondylar angle that is typical for today's human bipeds that serves to place the leg under the body's center to support when walking (Stern 1983:279). ... Despite how much smaller we are from humans, their brains were relatively larger than Australopithecus afarensis. Because of our smaller sized brains, this means that our species was able to hold less knowledge thus brining down our intelligence compared to Homo sapiens. Thus ou...

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Skinner all share different beliefs and ideas regarding mankind and man's place in society. ... Man possesses only a small amount of self-control. ... If man would only follow his instincts, those that have been biologically and genetically implanted within him, the world might be a different and possibly better place. ... Man is born with a place in the world for himself. ... The controlling self, however, is what creates those surroundings in the first place. ...

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Actions Must Be Made On Maxims Maxims play an important role in making decisions. Some think that all decisions ought to be made by maxims and that any certain maxim should never be broken. For this to be possible the maxim would have to be perfect which is almost impossible. This is why it is p...

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People loose the interest of going places or entertaining themselves because they cannot see. ... Even, if a small percentage of the world's population did that, imagine the amount of pollutants produced. Any amount of pollution, small or big, can cause serious damage to our world. ...

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From this small example, we can glean a salient notion that some humans realise that the animal existence is the epitome of harmonious life. ... In some small way, they remove the need to perform aerobic exercise - this may have a contributing role in heart disease. ... The animal who "knows nothing" would not have invented the "cure" in the first place to let its pain proliferate into something more drastic. ...

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Traditions in Society Shirley Jackson's "The Lottery" reveals images to aid the reader in understanding society, traditions, and blind obedience of a small village town. ... One of the characters explains, "that over in the north village they"re talking of giving up the lotteries" and that "Some places have already quit lotteries" (Jackson 81). ... The children and adults of this small town showed the tradition to be acceptable and honorable to their society. ...

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The author makes clear to the fact that the most dreadful events take place during night-time, like the night they were transported to Auschwitz, for example. ... Eliezer didn't understand how God would allow such a terrible event to take place. ... Such a horrible place would cause anyone to question a higher power; if they would still believe one existed. ... They were each individually pushed to the end of their limits, with only a small fraction of them surviving. ...

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However, in place of the natural selection model, which portrays an image of passive and docile individuals being acted upon by the environment, altruistic behavior concentrates on the interactions among individuals and portrays organisms as selfish and calculating actors who seek to maximize their reproductive success. ... Jane Goodall observed the tendency of male chimpanzees to do a majority of the hunting, most of which takes place in groups. ... Chimpanzees hunt small mammals including, monkeys, bush pig and small antelope. ...

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It was a place that if discovered, would astound the human world, mystify the rational thinkers, fascinate small children, be payday for the media, and Charles Darwin would have turned around in his grave. ... The beaches were covered with white sand, bleached from years of sun exposure, boasting of a calm and relaxing place, where one could toss their worries into the sea and the waves could carry them away to a place far, far away. ... "Dad, could I please, please, please go to The Rock Place with Kat? ... Brad and his buddies, Josh and Andy, opened the door to The Rock Place. ... The w...

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. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- We are all born small and grow up, so as everything in our life. ... When cars have been invented, they made it easy for us to travel between places in a relatively short time. ... Pollution has increased through the last decades making the world a difficult place to live in. ...

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How do I love thee is a sonnet by E.B. Browning where she displays her love and devotion for her husband. The sonnet is like a monologue where the poet asks herself a question and comes up with the answer. The strength of the sonnet is that the speaker tries to express her feelings as a person, whic...

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It takes place in Europe during World War II, and it is written in the voice of a German Jew and what he and his loved one had to go through during Hitler's reign. ... The mansion is associated with something big and bright while a hole is described as something small and dark. ... "Yet there's no place for us, my dear, yet there's no place for us". ... As it was also mentioned in the poem, there are "ten million souls...yet there's no place for us", this emphasizes that Jews don't have a soul, they are homeless, they can't even start a new lif...

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Kant also has a clear opinion on the coercion that takes place in sweatshops stating that it is again treating people as a means to an end and without dignity. ... Furthermore, the reduction of profits does not necessarily reduce happiness on the spectrum of the company; they could see it as goodwill, in addition, the happiness of giving many a wage that they can live off of far outweighs some unhappy feelings towards a small profit reduction. ... With a small understanding of economics, it can be seen that when wages are raised, companies tend to fire more people and or hire less people. ...

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