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    The Emperors Test

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    How many times have you lied to get out of trouble? In these passages, two characters show us that lying isn't always the best thing to do. “The Emperors Test,” was set in a distant land, far away, however, “The Mystery Ingredient,” was set in modern times. Even though there is a humongous time gap, there are many similarities between the two stories. First of all, both stories had a main character who were faced with a challenge. In “The Emperors Test,” Ling was told to raise…

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    In this short, a horse and a donkey go on a wild chase after a rabbit and a racoon steal the horses’ bushy, black tail. For the most part, the story gets distracted by jump cutting to live-action sequences of the music recording session. As someone who loves working with music and sound, this movie appealed to me as soon as the chase started. The reason is that I believe the music constitutes the actual pace. For instance, each character in the chasing sequences was clearly shot in twos for…

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    When first arriving at the Lyric Opera of Chicago I had no idea what to expect as it was my very first time attending an opera. My friends and I found our seats and waited patiently for the act to begin. I was immediately surprised when the opera did not start off right after the announcement was made that signaled the start of the performance, but instead, the first eight minutes consisted of music played by the orchestra pit. When the actors made their appearance on stage they automatically…

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    The hairy beast questions him, and Calvin answers that he is a boy from a planet that is also trying to fend off against the Dark Thing. The beasts are shocked that they aren’t used to visualizing other creatures, and they take Meg to heal. They tell each other to take care of Meg because she is very indisposed from being on Camazotz too long. One of the beasts pick her up and rubs something very thermal on Meg and she feels safe and secure again. One of the beasts say that she must convert back…

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    Woman Santa

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    Women Santa “Santa, I know him.” Macy’s Department Store had hired five women to play the part of Santa during this year’s holiday season in New York City.Macy’s did this because there was a shortage.The customers didn’t like this so they said they would never shop at Macy’s again.My opioin is that I wouldn’t like to have a woman Santa because having a woman Santa is like having a fake Santa. I don’t think having a woman as a Santa Claus is the best idea because I don’t think women could…

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    Little Red Cap Sparknotes

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    Textual Transformation and the Role of Autonomy “Little Red Cap”, written by the Brothers Grimm, is a commonly known fairytale, often told to children as a cautionary tale of disobedience. The story is renowned for its clear moral, and drastic transformation from its pretext, “The Story of Grandmother.” “Little Red Cap” eliminates sexual content, and grotesque actions of female characters, in addition to a multitude of other modifications, to provide a publishable literary work designed with…

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    The Star of Kazan is a historical mystery book written by Eva Ibbotson. Taking place in Vienna from 1900 to the 1920, a girl was abandoned at birth in a church and found by a cook, named Ellie. Feeling sorry for the little baby, Ellie took the bundle home with her to her to the three professor's house (Emile, Gertitude and Julius), where she worked. Growing up with a cook and a maid (Sigrid), Annika was bound to be good with her hands. Annika had 2 best friends, Pauline, the granddaughter of a…

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    of the Grandmother” is a fascinating fairy tale that many people are not exposed to while growing up. This tale predates, and is likely the basis of, Perrault’s “Little Red Riding Hood”. There are multitudes of versions of “Little Red Riding Hood”, each with slight variations. “The Story of the Grandmother” is unique in the fact that it is the possibly the oldest written version, allowing the reader a glimpse at this famous tale’s origin. Fairy tales originally were used as a means…

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    Hair Day Research Paper

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    Hair is important. That is the long and short of it. Hair can be a symbol of individuality or a collective group, a crown celebrating one's ethnicity, or a halo of youth. Hair can grow long and luxurious if you take care of yourself, or you can lose it if you are stressed, eating poorly and not taking your vitamins. Hair can be long or short, real or a manufactured wig. It can change with one's mood, it can be neglected when one is too busy to deal with it. They even made a Broadway show about…

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    Both passages “The Cry of the wolf” and “Building confidence” develop a similar theme of take advice from people with experience in different ways. The theme of take advice from people with experience developed in “The Cry of the Wolf” because in the passage it states”the wolves began to move, swiftly but inaudibly, in a loping gait. They were running toward Sinwai! His legs weak and shaky beneath him, Sinwai deliberated: would the leader attack him? The chief’s words drifted back to him,Wolves…

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