Analysis Of Imagine By Steve Turner

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In these next three chapters of Imagine by Steve Turner, we learn about how things change with time. Our world is continually changing. Everything has changed all around us. But we have grown and educated ourselves to make the world what we hope to be a better place. Whether it be cultural or social change we have learned from our past. Our lives are uncertain, developing, and growing. We all respond to change in different ways.

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