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    In Under Milk Wood, the text takes place in a town called Llareggub. Llareggub comes from reversing a phrase that reads “bugger all”. Many think that the inspiration for this town came from the author because, Laugharne was the village where Thomas lived in the thirties. The text opens with…

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    potential training associate should be sent to an approved clinic or agency to do a proper, mandatory drug screen with the results provided and documented in each file. Upon review, it was determined that not all files and paperwork were in their proper place. The scheduling log was not checked with other departments to ensure its’ availability before scheduling the orientation for the new associates. In this case he found that Joe from technology services had the room booked for the entire…

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    forward of the journal, upon contact with Sydney Cove, Worgan adopts an informative and romanticised tone towards the topographical features of the native land being “one of the many beautiful coves in which [Australia] contains.” Worgan believed the description of Botany Bay given by those on the Endeavour in 1770 "wore the air of Exaggeration" and is “much luxuriant quote” depicting the beauty of the untouched land. Worgan powerfully manipulates adjectives like beautiful and luxuriant to…

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    Ray Bradbury, a well-known sci-fi author, uses so much detail and vivid descriptions in his stories readers can often feel like they are in the story. He gives so much detail into the character's personality and setting the reader has a perfect picture in their mind of what's happening in the story. The majority of Bradbury stories take place in futuristic settings but can still be relatable to present day. The stories All Summer in a Day and The Veldt show elements of Bradbury’s short stories…

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    “The Harlem Dancer” opens with the image of a gorgeous woman performing for a crowd of young people and prostitutes. “The wine-flushed, bold-eyed boys, and even the girls, / devoured her shape with eager, passionate gaze;” (McKay lines 11-12) The description of the young woman goes to show that she was so breath-taking that even the girls in the crowd were enamored by her. This could also be a statement about the exploitation of African American artists and performers, seeing them as just…

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    real impact on what the character will do or the actions that a character is expected to partake in. Because of Foster’s discussion of the deeper meaning of writings, it seemed easy for me to get lost in the symbolism, expecting each and every description to stand for something. In this section, Foster clarifies that there is not always a deeper meaning to everything that an author writes. Like he says, scoliosis could just be scoliosis. Furthermore, his discussion of the physical markings on a…

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    “France, less favoured on the whole as to matters spiritual than her sister of the shield and trident, rolled with exceeding smoothness down hill, making paper money and spending it” (Dickens 14). Due to this description, the readers view France as a chaotic, unorganized country compared to England. Dickens uses France’s characteristics to set disorderly scenes there, and it also shows the readers that the chaos suits the spirited characters that come from there…

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    tells the story of a skater who finds her place in a fringe group of skaters. The struggle to fit in is a fairly common theme in young adult fiction, most likely because feeling like they don't fit in is something that almost every teenager can relate to, at least to some degree. In many of these films, the protagonist eventually finds a group of outsiders of some sort, whether it be the skaters or the nerds or what have you, and they eventually find their place within that group. In That One…

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    Nona Nguyen- World Religion Assignment 7 Discuss in detail the Five Pillars of Islam and the role of women in the Five Pillars. You must make use of all of the sources mentioned above. The Five Pillars are each described in some part of the Qur’an and were already practiced during the Muhammad’s lifetime. The Five Pillars of Islam are the Profession of Faith, The Five Daily Prayers, Almsgiving, Fasting and Pilgrimage to Mecca. Some of these practices had precedents in Jewish, Christian, and…

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    seems “simplistic” to many. However, there is much more beyond the words in Hemingway’s novels that takes deep analysis and careful reading to pick up on. The statements previously made by Ima Whyner about Hemingway’s sentence structure, dialogue, descriptions, and themes are inaccurate and untrue. Ms. Whyner misunderstood Hemingway’s writing when she stated that his sentence structure has “no complexity”. His sentences may not seem complex because they flow so well together. He incorporates…

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