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    Gorgeous Vintage Barbie

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    Clothing Complete 1960/1961 #939 set, includes Red velvet swing coat w/ black and white tag, red dress w/ black and white tag, red pill box hat, gold belt, gold purse, necklace, gloves and black shoes. Wedding day dress #972 A beautiful bridal gown in pure…

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    aways from her curls. The artwork was done in watercolor meaning that the fine details are not easily pointed out. The artist however did a good job of keeping his colors from bleeding together. The painting has an overall glossy look. Between the gown, the piano and the piano…

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    her face, you will see her in a gorgeous yellow chiffon gown with a silver embellishment that specially made for her by Louis Vuitton. She told the media that her dress for the Oscar was actually inspired by her favorite Disney princess, Belle, from Beauty and the Beast and it also was a dream come true wearing this piece of art because it is handmade. With her hair pulled back, Alicia’s radiant complexion shined through. The color of the gown perfectly complimented her healthy and glowing skin.…

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    Anesthesia Research Paper

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    Anesthesia is a crucial component to ensuring the comfort and safety of a patient during a surgery, but anesthetic methods were not developed until around the time these photographs were taken. Prior to the implementation of an anesthetic, surgeons used a variety of methods to lessen their patients’ pain with some measure of success. Some managed to get their hands on various narcotics including opium, cocaine, and marijuana; they were all very useful for numbing pain, but extremely addictive.…

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    The roaring twenties was a new era in response to World War 1. Most people seeing the wounded come back and families knowing they lose their loved ones felt like they lost a major aspect in their lives. This resulted in many young people to let loose and feel more relaxed against traditional values. This typical 1920’s society is presented in Fitzgerald’s novel The Great Gatsby. In this novel, Fitzgerald reveals how money and materialism was an important factor in the 20’s. In the 1920’s,…

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    dreamed of living a lavish life style such as shining silverware, priceless curiosities, and delicious dishes served on marvelous plates. Although she had none of the fancy gowns and jewels. Her husband, a minor clerk, whose only aspiration in life is to…

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    sets the tone of dismay and bitterness. Furthermore, in the poem, “Because I could not stop for Death,” Dickinson writes “For only Gossamer, my Gown- / My Tippet-only Tulle-” (Lines 15-16) In this passage, the diction is used to portray a double meaning. The word “Gossamer” is used to describe the sheer fabric of the speaker’s gown and to describe the gown of spider webs that the speaker will wear in death. Each word in every individual line of Dickinson’s poetry…

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    Cultural Movement

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    Cultural Movement in an American High School Graduation In America the high school graduate rates have increased due to the is Ones family heritage reflects a person’s background. Throughout the world, many cultures have traditions that differ from each other. In America, teenagers are required to attend high school, ninth through twelfth grade. Once the completion of twelfth grade, the graduating students are celebrated during a ceremony to be recognized. Family and friends attend this event…

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    Fashion In The 1920's

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    1920’s Fashion You’ve heard of throwback Thursdays? Well i bet you’re usually used to dressing similar to the 80’s, the 90’s or even back to the 50’s. But have you ever had a throwback to the 20’s! Fashion in the 1920’s was booming after WWI. While men had been at war, women had been exploring their newfound “Freedom” and expressing it through their clothing. Holly wood movie pictures such as “Singing in the Rain” influenced women everywhere that heavy and dragging clothing was no longer in.…

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    The sun beats down on our foreheads, sparkling with the sweat that only happens at the peak of the day, in the peak of the summer, in an unshaded, unmowed, front lawn of a pseudo-rural Oklahoman housing edition. We drove thirty minutes out of town to get there, and parked up against a barbed wire fence surrounding a dusty acre of land inhabited by two horses. This parking arrangement immediately made me question my choice of a delicate floral sundress and strappy sandals, which I previously had…

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