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Economics in The Constitution

Economics in The Constitution. Government's view of the economy could be summed up in a few short phrases: If it moves - tax it. If it keeps moving - regulate it. And if it stops moving - subsidize it. Ronald Reagan.

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SPANISH QUIZ

SPANISH QUIZ. START. Instructions. All questions are multiple choice. To answer questions, simply click on the answer of your choice. After selecting the question, the game will tell you if your choice was correct.

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Giving Advice

Giving Advice. How do they feel?. She feels great. He is confused. She/He is excited. He is bored. He feels fine. He is angry. She has a nosebleed. He has a bruise. He has a black eye. He has a rash. She has a cut. He has a runny nose. She has a bump. He/She has a blister.

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Addiction

Addiction. Addiction: Being abnormally tolerant to and dependent on something that is psychologically or physically habit-forming (especially alcohol or narcotic drugs) (Word Web)

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Listening That Matters

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Poetry

Poetry. Vocabulary. Alliteration : Repetition of initial consonant sounds Allusion : A reference to a well-known person, place, event, literary work, or work of art Ballad : A song-like poem that tells a story Blank Verse : Poetry written in unrhymed, ten-syllable lines. Concrete Poem :

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Teaching Style and Behavior in class

Teaching Style and Behavior in class. Sexual Harassment Teacher biases, stereotypes, and prejudices Recorded Audio Interview. Sexual Harassment. Why should we talk about it?

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The Person God Uses

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October 15, 2013 - Springboard 1.14 changing narrative into expository H omework:

October 15, 2013 - Springboard 1.14 changing narrative into expository H omework: C omplete CHANGES IN ME activity on SB pg. 38 - all 3 boxes! Library on Thursday. Those who did not conference on significant dialogue yesterday conference on Friday! O bjective:

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The Call to wrestle with God

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luscious

luscious. Something that appeals to your senses (especially sense of taste). Expertise. To know a lot about a particular topic or skill. issue. One edition of a newspaper or magazine. advice. To tell someone what you think they should do. consult. To ask for information. recommend.

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2012 7 September ? Bell Ringer

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The Fight Against Cyberbullying

The Fight Against Cyberbullying. By: Andy Sizemore. Cyberbullying is on the rise!. 2006-2007 i-Safe study shows that 25% of high school students and 21% of 5-8 graders know someone who has been cyberbullied. 52% of high school students have been cyberbullied.

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Types of Sentences

Types of Sentences. Declarative Sentences. Tell you a fact, make a statement, share an opinion or an observation . Some examples: The water is blue. I am looking at an underwater scene. That turtle looks very happy. I saw a sea turtle while I was snorkeling in Hawaii.

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Creating an Effective Sponsorship Approach

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The World according to Welch Part 1

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