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    dislodged and is now in the track of the window, making it tough to open. If the tracks look clear, it may help to apply a silicone lubricant to the window where the different parts of the window rub together. You can do this by applying lubricant to a rag, and then wiping it onto the places where you feel the window need lubricant. You can also apply the silicone lubricant using a small paintbrush. Take care to not get any lubricant on the glass in the process. Windows That Have Condensation…

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    Janie Character Analysis

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    This plays a huge roll in the growth of Janie as a woman, for she knows how the handkerchief makes her Joe's property. The head rag strips her of her independence and her own femininity. Once Joe dies and Janie uses her voice to finally tell him about all the torment she's put up with because of his boisterous "big voice", and she is freed from him. The head rags were a thing of the past once Joe died. After some time of Janie being truly independent and running the store, Tea Cake comes along…

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    Upon first writing and releasing Their Eyes Were Watching God in 1937, Zora Neale Hurston was subjected to a wide array of criticism from famous writers at that time. Most notably was Richard Wright, a powerful African American author amid his time, as he expressed in his audit that the novel "carries no theme, no message, [and] no thought" (Wright). Wright’s criticism shifted people’s attitude towards Hurston, as other critics began to feel that her novel only fulfilled the “white man’s”…

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    you can get sick or get germs on your food. When making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich you want to make sure the table or counter is clean. Wipe the table off with a wet wash rag or a cleaning wipe. To make sure you don’t get germs or anything else on your sandwich wipe the table, counter, stove top, etc. off with a rag that is damp with water and soap. If you want to have fun making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich invite a friend over. Having a friend over is fun but doing stuff with a…

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    According to William H. Watkins, the Civil War was the result of competing views of the economic destiny of America. He says, “Reconciliation between the systems of slavery in the South and emerging industrialization in the North was not possible through negotiation” (13). An industrial America rose out of the horrors of war. “The victory of the North created the conditions needed for northern industrialists to expand without political opposition from Southern planters [and politicians]. The…

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    climb the social ladder. Where's Rip Van Winkle avoided politics” (Reading Response 2). We see Ben Franklin as a hero in United States history. We see him as a pinnacle individual with great ambition who is the quintessence of the rags to riches story. We idolize these rags to riches stories whether it be Ben Franklin or an up and coming musician. However, we Americans do not like being a Rip Van Winkle…

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    Cinderella's Sister

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    Stories of princesses, or empresses, or even athletes, sometimes involve a “rags to riches” scenario. A story like Cinderella, a poor girl who eventually married Prince Charming, or even Michael Oher, an NFL offensive linemen, who had nothing and now is paid several millions, portray this concept. This type of life is also true for Theodora, Empress of the Byzantine Empire. Theodora had a tough childhood, but ended up marrying Justinian the Great and is recognized as one of the most important…

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    I’m pretty sure you have, the quote above us is a HUGE part to those stories. You may have noticed that I bolded huge, it was to show how important it is. If you’ve never heard of rags to riches stories, they’re basically stories of an “underdog” which could either be immigrants or people who are just trying to escape poverty, turn into very wealthy and successful people. There are plenty of great examples of celebrities who went…

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    control device. In one fell swoop Deadcross takes away all identity from Rag, turning him into a puppet. Human, or specifically biological beings, have a much more indestructible psychophysiological state. On page 113 of Astro Boy Volume I, in the story “The Hot Dog Corps”, Astro, Mustachio, and Ochanomizu discover that #44 is actually Mustachio’s dog Pero, whose nervous system was transferred into a robotics body. Unlike Rag, #44 never lost his identity, and even retained the natural instinct…

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    To do this, you can use a disposable rag that is made of a material that will not leave a bunch of lint behind. You also need to make sure that the rag is clean because you don't want to undo all of the cleaning you have just done. 3. Connect the battery terminals. After you have cleaned and dried off your battery terminals, you can start putting…

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