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    precisely why Marius Petipa’s choroeogrphy is considered to be at the top of the spectrum when it comes to classical ballet. More specifically, these elements include Tchaikovsky’s musical talent which sets the tone for the performance, the vibrant costume design which draws the audience’s full attention, and finally the character development of Princess Aurora which sends her on an imaginative journey to eventually fall in love. Although Tchaikovsky did not live long enough to see his work…

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    Day of the Dead and Halloween are both very similar but different holidays. Although, based on most of the information and background knowledge I know about both holidays I believe they are more different than similar. I believe the holidays are more different than similar because they express two completely different reasons for being celebrated. The first topic that shares either a similarity and difference for both holidays is the variety and types of food that are being offered and handed…

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    students there. And Kidist told a student she was going to kill them.” It all started last year in 8th grade. It was october 30. which was halloween, and I was dressed as a jail girl. It was pouring outside and also cold. A lot of people had costumes on as well. I was so happy it was a half day as well. We watched movies, ate candies, and had free time. It was 1st hour, with mrs.Shakouri Rad, my english teacher. She was telling us what was expected while we are at the…

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    People who in modern society identify as "witches" are people who carry on the tradition of folk magic. It is not a religion or belief system per se; it is a practice and is either highly individualized or built on practices that are handed down in an hereditary lineage. Despite the myth about witches and Halloween, there is not necessarily a de facto connection between the two. However, many but not all, modern witches are also neopagans. Neopagans recognize and celebrate Halloween as…

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    get to the green room before the audience exits the theater for intermission. I opened the green room door and ducked inside. It was a rainbow of costumes and legos everywhere. I looked around and spotted my mom helping my brother with his hat. I waited for her to finish and come and help me with my costume. I waited impatiently for her to grab my costume. Finally, she came over to help me. As she hurried over, I noticed that her eyes were glossed over, and she looked really sad. "Hurry!" I…

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    Halloween is an exciting time of the year. Many people like to make their own decorations instead of buying them. Do-it-yourself decorations give you a chance to show off your creative side. Below is a list of some of the do-it-yourself decorations that you can make yourself: Glowing Eyes You can make glowing eyes using glowsticks and toilet paper rolls. You can hide the glowing eyes in trees, bushes and shrubs. The glowing eyes make a nice decoration for the trick or treaters that will be…

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    Halloween may be a sugar-filled bonanza for youngsters – according to the National Retail Federation, Americans spend an eye-popping $2.2 billion on Halloween candy each year – but an inventive brother-and-sister-in-law duo have created a new way to encourage kids to give up some of their candy stash in favor of treats less likely to lead to a painful visit to the dentist’s chair. The Switch Witch, created by Massachusetts ice cream shop owner Rob Bouley and his sister-in-law Lara[?], is an…

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    Each year, Americans spend over $3.9 billion on candy during Halloween, with each trick-or-treater receiving an average of 250 pieces of sweet treats during the night. Candy wasn't always given out on Halloween, however. Children today may be surprised how trick-or-treating has changed throughout the years. Early Halloween Treats During the Medieval time period through the 1930s, England children would go door-to-door on Halloween offering prayers for the souls of the household in exchange for…

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    love Halloween is because i was brought up on Halloween, and I mean who doesn't like a holiday when you get to walk to strange peoples house and basically beg for free candy!Plus i love scarring people to death! I love dressing up in the weirdest costume I can find! Me and me best cousin agree...I don't care how old we get we're still going trick or treating.Shes 16 going on 17 this year and she still goes trick or treating! Some people may say well why do you still trick or treating,…

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    Halloween and Day of the Dead are thought to be similar because they’re around the same time of year, but when you look closer, the two holidays are very different. The Day of the Dead celebrates dead relatives while Halloween celebrates the end of summer. The first difference is that the Day of the Dead celebrates dead relatives; anyone who celebrates Day of the Dead sets up a shrine for their dead relative (or relatives) so that their spirit can find it’s way back to their family.…

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