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    the reader a visual picture. An example of this being, “Dad kept the set next to the TV stand and, most nights, we’d take it down from the entertainment center and put it on the coffee table in front of the sofa, where we sat side by side and played chess while halfway paying attention to the television.” Classification brings all the characteristics together to describe someone or something. The author uses specific detail such as, “round belly, round face, and big brown eyes. His black hair,…

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    Everyone was different. Age, height, skin color, what sport they liked to watch, where they live, but we all had one tink in common...Lucinda! You could smell her pink bubblegum perfume coming from what feels like miles away. She wore a high side pony with her curly strawberry blonde locks tickling the side of her neck. Her blue sequined shirt caught the sun’s rays and blinded her victim if they looked straight at her. Her and her posey ruled the school. She was the teacher's favorite. “Hi…

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    Sticky, muddy slime covered my hands and face, but I did not mind. Powdery sawdust peppered my forearms in a shambolic adornment. Nothing, not even the blazing Texas sun or the biting mosquitoes, could divert my attention from the roaring power saw in my hands... As I’ve learned through six years of leadership experience in Scouting, “getting my hands dirty” isn’t always a metaphor. Although I knew that designing and engineering an irrigation system for my church’s community garden would be no…

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    I think the song see you again by wiz khalifa represents my 8th grade pretty well because I dropped some of my friendships, took up a few new ones, and my family connection has strengthened. I made many new friends this year, or strengthened my friends I’ve had for years. Some examples of the people I’ve been friends with for a long time are alex colmenares, George kopendaka, and nick wilcowske. I haven’t done much with nick, but we are in a ski/snowboard club together, we both love…

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    Background Chuck Berry was born on October 18, 1926 in ST. Louis to a middleclass family. His mother an African American woman with a college education and his father a carpenter. This stable home was essential for Berry to stay out trouble and additionally foster his hobbies and interest including music. Bu the Age of six berry was participating in a church choir. After learning how to play guitar Berry would be arrested for robbery and placed in jail. Following his time in jail he started his…

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    He is so friendly and social. Connor is in like every club imaginable besides the one. and only boring chess club which every one think is for those people with like a sixth sense which isn’t true. Connor wears sophisticated collared shirts some days but most of the time he wears T-shirts with khaki shorts, and expensive shoes. Oh I forgot to mention that…

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    Quran in society. Moreover, fundamentalists devoted to Islam believed that Iran virtues should stay as traditional as possible. For this reason, Khomeini’s regime prohibited things assuming a Western influence, such as music, movies, playing cards, chess, and parties. Consequently, violating the Islamic regime’s ban would result in severe punishment (Satrapi 132-34). Under the circumstances of Khomeini, men and women began dressing in a more fundamental way, as depicted to the right (Satrapi…

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    Forrest Gump

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    through an enticing, whirlwind of events. The main theme of Forrest Gump is to live life to the fullest. He shows this theme throughout the whole book by involving himself in different activities and events. Forrest garnered different skills like chess, ping pong, and playing the harmonica. He also was apart of different events like the Vietnam War, playing on the US National ping-pong team, and flying up in space. From this novel, people can learn that by believing in themselves, they can do…

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    and developing more advanced technologies. Space technologies could easily have military applications such as satellites and monitoring, and it was important for these countries to gain backing and pride in order to help the metaphorical “game of chess” they were engaged in. With the Cold War coming to a boiling point, and the Space Race heating up, funding for the United States space program became a must have. In 1958, NASA became the first space program for the US,…

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    Wan found that a shogi player’s next move generation is more complicated than that of a chess player because of the rule where you can skip a move to place a captured piece as an ally. Wan measured activity in the precuneus region between the somatosensory region and visual cortex using a functional MRI. The precuneus was active in both the…

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