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    Rey, is Luke Skywalker’s daughter. In this essay, I will argue that Rey is not his daughter, but is in fact Obi-Wan Kenobi’s granddaughter. The reasons supporting this theory are, Maz Kanata implying that Luke is not a part of her family tree, the aura Rey emits is more powerful than a Skywalker 's, thus leading to the theory that Obi-Wan is in fact, Rey 's grandfather. Rey is a 19 year old scavenger girl living a tranquil life on the desert Planet Jakku after being abandoned by her parents when…

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    The art of the Dadaists became like an instrument of ballistics that hit its audience with a bullet of shock. They transformed artwork into obscenities and destroyed the aura of their creations. This section continues on by talking about how in paintings the image allows the viewer to contemplate on what they are seeing but in a movie the scene changes so fast it is hard to contemplate anything. George Duhamel commented…

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    Apa Paper On Epilepsy

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    check-ups and by making sure the dentist is aware of the condition and medications being taken. An epileptic patient should also make sure to notify the dental team of their seizure history and should be sure to let them know if they experience and aura. This will help the dental team to be prepared if a seizure takes…

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    Incursion issue. Namor was starting to turn bad during the incursion when two planets collide. Too protect Atlantis from the incursion to happen. There was a scroll that had the power to destroy an entire planet. The scroll was emitting an intense aura that attracted Namor. Namor use the scroll, which destroyed the…

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    In Aura, South Dakota there’s not a whole lot to do. Being a ranching community, the adults ranch and drink coffee and the teenagers of Aura drive around playing vehicle tag and have a good time when they’re not helping out on the family ranch. The adults, who played vehicle tag in their younger years, had an idea of what was going on but turned the other way because there was no other entertainment in the little town. Tyler, one of the adolescents that played the game of tag regularly, was…

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    Joan Didion The Santa Ana

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    In the passage “The Santa Ana,” Joan Didion expressed the strangeness of Los Angeles during the supernatural breeze. Los Angeles’s uneasy tensions during these winds has had an effect on the author’s approach to describing the occurrence. Didion used a vast asset of literary techniques within this excerpt — such as her use of tone, imagery, and syntax. Initially, Didion begins to loosely develop a description of the mutual feel during that particular night. The hot winds would advance among the…

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    Migraines Research Paper

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    serious and can cause major problems when they occur. There are four stages in a migraine; prodromal, aura, attack, and postdromal. The first stage, prodromal, is the “early warning” it happens one to two days before the attack. The side effects of this stage include: constipation, mood changes, food cravings, neck stiffness, increased thirst and urination, frequent yawning. The second stage, aura, is before or during “pre- migraine”. Vision loss, weakness or numbness,…

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    is why when monuments are created that they need to hold some sort of value. If there is no value there is no point. The monuments remind people of the past, as in important things of the past. "... the monument manufactures its own aura." (Source A) When they say aura, it has its own feeling that surrounds itself. This helps you get a sense of feeling about what makes the monument so…

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    Juniper's Narrative Essay

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    constant dysphoria of everyday life, so far this venture had the opposite effect. From the ferris wheel Juniper started noticing black vans scattered through the city. Even though each vehicle was agleam in light, these vans seemed to give off an aura of foreboding. The feeling started to consume her and Juniper had to even her breathing in order to focus. Juniper turned her back to the vans in hopes of turning her mind to…

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    Additionally, during private consultations, I have learned that while it is important for a pharmacist to be knowledgeable, he/she has to be able to project an aura of reliability and confidence in order for the patient to feel secure, and in extension, improve their lives. I witnessed patients receiving methadone and observed the impact of that aura on…

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