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    The first problem that Diana and pilot need to face before they work together is multiculturalism. They grow up in completely different world. Diana have not seen male before she see the American pilot and pilot haven’t see an island only have male. Diana is inquisitive about everything of pilot. When they back to the modern society, Diana is highly incompatible with new world. She always holds her shield and doesn’t understand why female in the modern society need to dress so complicate.…

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    Her name is Diana. I find it remarkable that she’s been in my life for a little over 18 years and that she hasn’t gotten completely tired of my antics and habits. At first glance, we’re a lot different and it’s painfully obvious to see I’m the duller of the two. With her blond, curly hair, her emerald eyes, and pale skin, she resembles the bright sun. With my dark mess of curls, grey eyes, and tan skin, I’m more like the dark moon. This comparison is also representative of our personalities as…

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    a hopeless 60-year-old opera singer embark on a road trip of self-discovery, while being pursued by postal inspectors and the singer’s abusive husband. BRIEF SYNOPSIS: DIANA DRAKE VALENTINO (60’s) an opera singer wants to get out of her abusive marriage to her husband, VICTOR. He has beaten her up and controls her life. Diana befriends MATT ROBERTS (28), a part-time, disgruntled postal worker. They meet every day when he delivers the mail. They both have a troubled past and they both feel…

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    Princess Diana I have grown up really looking up to Princess Di but Princess Diana to everyone at the time was only “the new Princess,” but in reality, she turned out to be so much more. Diana had always wanted to be known as “The peoples princess.” Ever since she was born Diana had a pretty rough life. Before she was born, her parents had really hoped for a boy to take over the title “Earl of Althorp.” When Diana was born her parents were super disappointed because they already had two…

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    How do you define a generation? Relate to a whole ethnicity? Or make everyone come together as one? The answer is with music. In 1959 a man named Berry Gordy made a small business in Detroit Michigan with a small loan from his family to start something amazing. This amazing thing was a recording studio by the name of motown records. Berry Gordy was the son of a Plantation owner and his female slave. They relocated to detroit because his father found a better job working for the automotive…

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    Introduction Diana, Princess of Wales, often referred to as Princess Diana or Princess Di by her people who adore and love her so much. She was born on July 1, 1961 and her wonderful, yet short life ended on August 31, 1997 . Princess Diana was a far relative to the Royal Family before she got married. After she took on her royal title, she had been doing all sorts of charity work all over the world and won over the heart of millions. Her marriage was considered as a fairy tale before her…

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    Life is a process which people go through. When I was 6 my father used to ask me what I wanted to be when I grew up. During childhood, children have numerous or thousands of dreams; regardless their background, ethnicity or race. They dream about being a firefighter, truck driver, and some of them even bigger, an astronaut, for example. Being a graphic designer sounded wonderful at that moment in time. I was such a dreamer child. A child that dreamed of making electronic devices. A child's…

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    In society there are many stereotypical roles that have developed in our culture. The key entity to remember about stereotypes is that they do not apply to all, but are just a way for people to come to judgements faster (Brewer). Unfortunately, these stereotypes, particularly those describing women have hindered their ability to be treated equally to men. Many of these stereotypes have to do with the work place and home life. Men are expected to be the providers of the family, and partake in…

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    When the story of “Diana and Actaeon” is mentioned, one’s mind most commonly recalls the episode in Ovid’s Metamorphoses, in which Actaeon accidentally stumbles upon the goddess Diana naked in the woods during a hunting trip, and she metamorphoses him into a deer; therefore, his hunting dogs devour him (Ovid 55). “Diana and Actaeon” is a very well known episode from the Metamorphoses; it is where Ovid first delves into a discussion of whether the gods are just in their punishments towards…

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    Ladies and Gentlemen of the jury. I stand before you today on behalf of my client, late Princess Diana, as the media has represented her inadequately a number of times. An article in the ‘Woman’s Day’ that was published on the 10th of July portrays Princess Diana falsely and unjustly. In the article, the reader is positioned to view my client, Princess Diana, as a terrible mother who is evil and jealous of Camilla. This is definitely a false representation. Today we seek compensation for the…

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