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    the Tutsis to snakes, the Hutus felt less like they were destroying an entire race, but more like they were only slaughtering some pesky animals to protect themselves. Like a game, the Hutus would run around through the cities and towns calling out chants and songs about killing the Tutsis, as if this killing was looked at as a game, or contest, and the Hutu that kills the most Tutsi “snakes” will be the so…

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    some cases, a tuft of hair (known as choti) is left to protect the brain. According to some believe, mundane is associated with the long life of the child and it provides protection from evil. In most cases, this shaving is performs by the priest who chants the mantra and performs other rituals to complete the procedure. The shaved hair is offered to God. Offering to holy rivers is also a common practice. Some people even go to the holy places like Tirumala Venkateswara temple or places like…

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    During my freshman year, I participated in teaching in the cheer clinic. I was assigned certain younger kids and taught them cheers and chants for football games. By standing up in front of the little kids, I lead them through the motions and set an example of what it should look like. I showed characteristics of leadership by remaining optimistic and not getting frustrated with the younger…

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    the truth about the beast. Dehydrated and likely scared beyond belief, he stumbles to find the others. Unfortunately, the others take him for the beast and end his life. The boys before this were engaging in a strange dance while chanting (INSERT CHANT). They were only dancing in the first place out of fear of the beast and the lightning, and it's is the wild and terrifying fear in the storm that pushes them to attack the first thing that enters the circle, which is unfortunately…

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    Chilo

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    only time women receive significant attention in the novel is when they are under the influence of spirits or something supernatural. In the middle of the night Chielo comes to Okonkwo’s compound “possessed” chanting spells. Every few words among the chants she says Ezinma’s name. She happens to be Okonkwo’s favorite child who he complains is not a boy several times throughout the novel. One night when she takes away his dish after dinner he thinks to himself, “She should have been a boy”…

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    A key theme in many author’s stories, politician’s speeches, plays, and even everyday people’s stories is empathy. This feeling should be naturally felt by all of humanity, and will evoke a deeper understanding of the surrounding world and the people in it. Empathy is much like compassion, however it’s a deeper emotional connection. This is the feeling when you put yourself in other people’s shoes, allowing you to believe that you are feeling what they are. Both Eugenia Collier and Robert F.…

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    Milton Friedman once said, “ The Great Depression, like most other periods of severe unemployment, was produced by government mismanagement rather than by any inherent instability of private economy.” (Brainyquotes.com,2015) The Bonus Army understood this sentiment more than any other group of people. They marched on the nation’s Capitol demanding compensation for their services during World War I. As THe Great Depression hit in 1929, it lingered-affecting the country. After The Great…

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    almost every verse of the poem. A few examples are “curlew calls”, “sea-sands”, “towards the town”, and “steeds in their stalls”. Longfellow also chose words like “damp”, “calls”, and “stomps”, which give the poem an euphonious and a relatively chant like feel. Symbolism is a key factor in this poem. The symbols of death create a dark and depressing mood for the poem. The form and rhyme scheme of this poem express the cycle of life and how it is reoccurring creating a dark and saddening…

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    through the air and disappears into the horizon. My school has a 1 million dollar soccer field called Wesson. It’s located behind the football stadium, which is located on the outskirts of campus. The soccer teams take pride in the field, as they often chant “We don’t lose on Wesson!”, even though spectators usually forgo the soccer game in favor of the football game. It has to be clear enough to see the moon and stars. I never really plan it, but sometimes my friend reminds me to look outside…

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    Monologue For Macbeth

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    alas. It was to save the crown. Macbeth tells me of the ordered assassination of Banquo, how he was suspicious of his actions. Again, not to worry even though they were friends it was it keep the crown in the right hands. “The crown is secure!”, I chant, as we strut through the corridor down the hall to the banquet room. Macbeth, Lennox, Ross, the Lord's and I are at the dining table. The guest we have this evening, including me, are a bit weary. I lean over and advise Macbeth to make the…

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