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    to (p.85-86, 3-1). Nevertheless a son was born to the Queen, and Lycuraus reign had come to an end at “only eight months” (p. 86). Lycuraus “was regent to the king, and had the royal power in his hands” (p.86, 1). As “his growing influence” caused envy to develop so, Lycuraus decided to go into “exile” voluntarily (p.86, 1). As she traveled he picked…

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    Often when reading we can interpret certain events or well described objects as symbols. Symbols within literature all have meanings. As readers we must important make connections and inferences to uncover these meanings. One of the most sought after novels in American literature The Great Gatsby is famous for its use of symbols through color. The Great Gatsby written by F. Scotts Fitzgerald is a story of the illusions that success portrays. Based within the decade of the “Roaring Twenties”, it…

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    In John Knowles, fictional novel, A Separate Peace the author shifts the mood of the book to have readers make the realization that love is different for each character. The author wants the reader to know that each character has different inner struggles and thoughts. Finny is dealing with his disability and Gene is still feeling guilty about the accident. When Finny returns to Devon, he is happy to see Gene. However, Finny is not the same person because he is now disabled. He persuades Gene…

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    Oppression With Violence

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    Without question, violence is never to solution. Therefore, solving your problems of oppression with violence is immoral. For example, the children in “ A long way gone, Memoirs of a boy soldier” talk about how they are fighting for the “good side”, but they are doing things just as bad as the “rebels”. All the children lost the idea of happiness when the war hit them. All the killing they did change who they were and, there was no going back. If the children were never involved in the war and…

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    Leon As A Victimizer

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    throughout the story changes along with her character. She is a victim for the most part of the story due to Clark being abusive towards her. Yet, she still manages to be the victimizer because of what she said about Leon, which is what brought Clark’s envy to blackmail Sylvia in the first place. She is a victim of her husband’s abusive and dangerous behavior. What brings her to be a victimizer is what she does to please him so he does not get mad at her. For example, during their foreplay,…

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    Gambling is a dangerous and serious addiction to many people. Some people will take rehab or get special help for gambling addiction, but most of the time it doesn't work. Gambling is just as addicting as a drug and can be as dangerous as a drug too. Did you know 85% of U.S. adults have gambled at least once in their lifetimes (60% in any given year). That includes not only going to casino, but also buying lottery tickets, betting sports event or betting with friend. Pathological gambling is…

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    Anne Frank's Life

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    Reading about Anne Frank’s life certainly has changed my own in a large number of ways. Reading entries from the play and seeing the movie version affected myself by giving a different perspective on someone’s life experience, like how the Germans judged the Jews, but in the movie when the officers figured out about Anne and everybody in the annex they were rushing them to pack and to leave. But when Mr. Frank was getting his suitcase the officer asked him what was in it and how he had it…

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    figurative language, he first starts off with a very romantic metaphor. He compares his star-crossed-lover, Juliet, to the sun, she is (supposedly) all he needs in his life. In the following line he slyly uses personification and claims the moon is full of envy. Because Juliet is so bright and beautiful, she puts the moon to shame because it is ailing and pale. Romeo concludes his shower of compliments by using a hyperbole, Juliet's rosy cheeks are capable of outshining the stars out in space…

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    Microsoft and Nokia Partnership The paper’s theme is an analysis to determine whether the Microsoft and Nokia partnership was a success or a failure, although the termination of the partnership occurred when Microsoft acquired Nokia. Currently, Microsoft is rightsizing the Nokia staff. The analysis will explore the forces leading to the partnership, each partner’s partnership objective, reasoning for the partnership, approach creating the partnership, effective and ineffective decisions…

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    In the history of science, especially psychology, there have been many great minds that have shaped the theories we still use today; These people’s theories are usually still taught in classrooms around the world. However, it is not to often that you come across someone who can be extremely controversial, and still be regarded as noteworthy. Sigmund Freud, while in recent years has come to be somewhat infamous in psychological circles, was and still is, regarded as one of the first real…

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