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    your Dreams Determination plays a imperative part in perusing our goals and dreams. Without determination, we may give up on our dreams, but they will never give up on us. In the poem “Harlem,” Langston Hughes talks about the tragedy that postponed dreams can cause in a persons life. The poem suggests deferred dreams may “dry up like a raisin in the sun”, representing that abandoned dreams left alone can become small and withered. Another simile in the poem states that ignored dreams may…

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    Dreams are personal and different for everyone, just like how each and every one of you is not exactly the same as anyone else in the world. With this in mind, psychologists have tried to come up with theories to try and figure out the meaning of dreams to individuals and interpret symbols seen in dreams in order to understand the mind. This process is called dream interpretation and this is a relatively new concept. In the book called “Private Myths” by Anthony Stevens, it says that experts and…

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    American Dream Immigration

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    Lenny Wilkens once said, “The American Dream, to me, means having the opportunity to believe, because I do not think you should be guaranteed anything other than opportunity.” The definition of the American Dream is to have an equal amount of opportunities to accomplish an individual’s image of success; whether that be working hard and earning money or laying on the couch playing video games. The American Dream is about doing whatever you want to do in your lifetime, while it is still available…

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    American dream, people raising up from poverty, achieving goals that were too wild to be dreams in their homeland, and living a life that one could be proud to claim. The American dream was created for the common man. It started when America was founded a; it was a place where people could go for a better life. While today America is still a wonderful place, compared to most other countries, we have lost the American dream. The American dream is on the brink of death. When the American…

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    consciously influence dream content is an envy of many. However, to lucid dream a dreamer must learn what parts of their brain are at work while dreaming, practice lucid dream inducing techniques, and understand its’ important therapeutic properties The state of a dreamer's brain while…

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    sweet awards of freedom, opportunity, and--its cotton candy--the “American Dream”. The “American Dream” is an idea that has been perceived differently throughout the years. Regardless of individual interpretation, the term still exists and has continuously drawn in a great number of people from all over the world. As our society evolves, population grows, and new officials step up to lead the country, the “American Dream” could seem improbable to achieve. However, this only appears so in the eye…

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    The American Dream, it is a very well known statement, though over the years its meaning has changed for many people, and for some it no longer has meaning at all. There are some people that are optimistic in life and they believe in things like the American dream, in the words of Stanford I. Well, “ I think that the American Dream says that anything can happen if you work hard enough at it and are persistent, and have some ability. The sky is the limit to what you can build, and what can happen…

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    American Dream Immigration

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    The essence of the American dream is the understanding that we are here on this earth and in this land for a higher purpose. The "American dream" is different for every person. To some it means financial success, to others it means freedom of expression. It’s a complex concept providing immigrants with the hope of better life. The U.S. government provides the environment and resources for everyone to pursue their dreams. The American Dream is define as “life should be better and richer and…

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    The “American Dream” is this wild idea that people should be able to come to America and make better lives for themselves or their families. However, this concept is different from person to person, and for some reason not everyone thinks that the “American Dream” should apply to non-Americans. For one person, the American dream could be about making money and living in a mansion without a single gay or Hispanic person living within one hundred miles, and for another person, it could be about…

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    American Dream Dbq

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    “Hey Google, define American Dream.” “American Dream means the ideal that every US citizen should have an equal opportunity to achieve success and prosperity through hard work, determination, and initiative.” Ever since the Unite States of America was the first modern nation to establish a democratic government on July, 4 1776, they strive to form a perfect country where everyone can enjoy their natural rights and prosperity. This is the main reason why more and more immigrants all over the…

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