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    This piece reflects the internal conflict the poet faces, as well as a narration of the story. The piece uses a substantial amount of word painting to help evoke the emotions and actions of the poet as well as a description of the setting. From measures 1 to 25, the composers uses the use of counterpoint to reflect the disconnection and solitude that the poet feels. Alone and pensive, the poet’s lyrics describe walking deserted fields and does not come in contact with anyone. Because of the…

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    PM.”(earnhardtinvestigation.com). Earnhardt was said to be one of the greatest racers. He was very competitive on the track but complete opposite off the track and out of the drivers seat. He left behind 3 children, one of whom followed in his footsteps and won second in the race that day, but was reminded of one of his father's harsh sayings, “Second place is just the first place loser.” (earnhardt).…

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    had to be toned down and therefore a modified version was presented at dance studios, resort hotels, and at nightclubs in New York and Miami. Prado also introduced Mambo to Mexico, where the mambo dance was characterized by freedom and complicated footsteps. However, the excitement and craze of Mambo did not last too long because it was very limited to advance dancers. It was recognized as one of the most difficult and fast dances by many dancers and studios. One of the greatest contributions…

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    Dog Creative Writing

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    I look nervously outside noticing the black that has ascended over my yard. I hate being alone at night, there’s something so creepy about knowing that if someone were standing in my yard staring at me, I would never see them. The ringing of the phone distracts me just briefly, who could that possibly be at ten o'clock? Slowly, I make my way over to the desk where the phone sits, "Hello?" No answer. "Hello . . . Hello?!" Just as I was about to hang up a man's voice chuckled on the other side.…

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    Syrian War Research Paper

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    became the spark of a revolution. On February 15, 2011, four boys from the biggest families of Daraa spray painted “Your turn doctor” on their school wall, insinuating that Syrian President and ophthalmologist Bashar al-Assad should follow in the footsteps of Egypt’s president and Tunisia’s strongman, who were forced out of office by public protests. The boys were arrested and tortured, jumpstarting nationwide protests against the authoritarian government. (Vice) Since then, the Syrian…

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    Theologian and philosopher St. Thomas Aquinas was born in 1225, Roccasecca, Italy. There is no exact date recorded of his birth, all we have is the year. He was the youngest of eight siblings and his family members were descendants the emperors Frederick I and Henry VI. He died on March 7, 1274 at the Cistercian monastery of Fossanova, near Terracina, Latium, Papal States, Italy. As for his education, he attended university of Paris and University of Naples Federico II. He received the…

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    Ban The Bullhook Analysis

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    Ban the Bullhook, written by Huffington Post is an article spreading awareness on an important protection measure for elephants. Recently the California Senate has had a tremendous amount of feedback regarding this issue that pertains to elephants currently being held in captive. The bullhook is used frequently to inflict pain on elephants in attempts to control them using nothing but fear. The bullhook, also referred to as the “guide” that looks like a long thin pole with a point out of the top…

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    was the norm. So as they got older, they didn’t think that they could do anything better with their life instead of joining the drug game. Also, since the other Wes’s brother, Tony, is in the game, Wes probably felt like he should follow in his footsteps. Then for the author, Wes felt the need to fit in with his friends and did graffiti, etc.. One day, as Wes was tagging another wall with his street name, “Kid Kupid”, he got caught by the police, and luckily for him, he got let off with a…

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    “It may be, however-oh, transporting and triumphant thought- that the great-grandchildren of the present race may sometimes think kindly of the scribbler of bygone days, when the antiquary of days to come, among the sites memorable in the town’s history, shall point out the locality of the town pump.” (Hawthorne, 40) Context: Hawthorne the narrator is beginning his transition into the story of The Scarlet letter from his introduction/ preface. He reflects how the job in salem at the Custom House…

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    1) There are many examples of how alcoholism affects a person and a whole family. At one point in the story, sanders states “When father was drinking, the house, too became a minefield.” Which in fact means sanders and his siblings were scared almost to death because anything can make either his father or mother "explode" from anger. "Choose to ruin himself and punish his family," Sanders wrote which is such a powerful statement. As a kid, the only time we usually got punished is if we do…

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