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    His erratic behaviour isolates him from the community around him, and he so desperately wants to be just like everybody else – he refuses to acknowledge his unstable mental state and strives to be like Goldfinger and the rest of his group. Linton seeks friendship and confidence with an array of boys from St. Christopher’s, however, he fails to retain any close communication or relationship with them. Upon arriving at the school, he initially approaches Ned…

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    since. Sunglasses now usually come with special polarisation technique to ensure you get a clear view (perhaps not trough windows). Oakley, among others, went even further developing sunglasses with integrated headphones! Aston Martin DB5 from Goldfinger (1964) and Thunderball (1965) Whilst a car is not really a gadget, James Bond’s Aston Martin DB5 certainly should qualify as one. Even though the car has since been rebooted for the new films, there’s nothing quite like the…

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    Proud American Places

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    On the bus ride to our hotel in Accra, one of Africa’s safest capital cities, all of our eyes were wide open to take in all of the sights (Briggs 121). There were Ghanaian flags everywhere, and I began to wonder if this was the result of the upcoming inauguration of the new president, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, on Saturday, January 7th or if the country was merely beaming with pride. I would be surprised to return to my hometown and see American flags displayed everywhere; instead, some…

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    Ian Fleming Imperialism

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    Ian Fleming came from a very well off family. However little was ever expected of him as he earned terrible grades in school (“Ian”). He ignored the normal route of students and instead of choosing Oxford or Cambridge he choose to study languages around Europe including German, French, and Russian. Before the war he spent time as both a merchant banker and a stockbroker after he failed the Foreign Office exam. Ian Fleming went on to become the assistant to the director of Naval Intelligence and…

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    James Bond as a Representation of Normative Society James Bond, a character introduced in Ian Fleming’s novels, has been considered as being one of the most mass-mediated characters of the last century. He is a popular hero, an icon of adventure, a guru of male style, the last word in gadgetry, and a loaded symbol of sex and violence. However, these features and attributes are not necessarily a fixed part of the James Bond character. Throughout the last century one can see that the character…

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    Michael Strahan: the Auto King Michael Strahan is one of the biggest classic car lovers you could ever meet. His favorite model is the The Aston Martin DB5, initially discharged by Aston Martin in 1963. After a year, the DB5 appeared in 1964's Goldfinger and turned into the most known and perceived Bond vehicle of the film establishment's history. Michael most likely doesn't own a DB5, but it's probably not because he cannot manage the cost of one. This once popular vehicle is of extreme rarity…

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    James Bond Essay

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    James Bond films are, and always have been, more similar than innovative. Even in the 1960s they were portrayed as superheroes who wore street clothes instead of colorful tights and mantles He ran, jumped from building to building, drove over broken bridges, jumped from a helicopter and fell in the garbage truck without even getting a scratch on to his body, popular in action cinema at that moment and amped them up with more beautiful locations, bigger explosions, with loud and thundering music.…

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    I carried out a 25min-long interview with one of my classmates whose name is E.R. (from a different class) and her husband P.R. They both are Polish immigrants and currently living in a suburb of Chicago where dominantly Polish immigrants live. I visited them at their home to interview on the weekend. Before the interview, my classmate introduced her husband to me and had a chance to chat with them in advance. This was a warming process, which especially helped PR get to relax. Since he had not…

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    Equine Mental Health Unit 1 Summary Equine Mental Health unit one is based on all the personal writings of Dr. Hall. In this section of reading, we read about the personal experience of the horse, the horse anatomy, the horse psychological process, the human and horse relationship, and the heard dynamics. With this paper, I have summarized each section as well as put my personal opinion and questions about the readings as well. Introduction Dimples was the first horse that came into play around…

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    Romantic relationships are a big part of people’s lives. They can provide people support, companionship, happiness, as well as stress and less personal time. As the years have gone on, long distance relationships have become more prevalent. People can be in this kind of relationship for many reasons such as military, school, and job opportunities. This type of relationship has been thought to be more tough and strenuous than geographically close relationships. This study was designed to…

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