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    In the book “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime” by Mark Haddon, there is an irony concerning the level of intelligence within Christopher. Christopher is a young boy diagnosed with autism, and this leads the readers to believe that he is incapable of taking A level math. Taking A level math is taken to lead a person one step closer to being able to attend a university. Christopher is the very first person from his special needs school to step out of their comfort zone and take the…

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    Coping with a disability is not an easy task to deal with. When a person has a physical or mental impairment that prohibit them from performing fully is called disabled. It is hard for someone who does not have a disability to understand exactly what a person who is disabling goes through on a daily basis. Even though disable people have many struggles and trials, this does not mean that they are not as important as someone who does not have a disability. Today, there are different types of…

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    5.2 Unique features of the acquisition Even if not yet meeting the huge amount offered by the Chinese competitor, Starwood accepted the new bid submitted by Marriott, evidently finding it profitable enough: for sure, a critical role in the decision is played by the significant long term value that such acquisition can generate. In other words, the potential synergies with Marriott prevailed and persuaded Starwood against the new bidder, as already happened with Hyatt, who also submitted a…

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    Santiago the main character of the book ‘The Alchemist’ lives in a small village his dream was to travel the world. He love books he always had a book with him. By becoming shepherd he wanted to travel the world away from his little, small village. His parents wanted that their son should lead ordinary life like any other person in their village. They wanted that their son should become a priest. His father like all other parents try to explain him that what you are doing is not wrong but…

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    night) or a larger goal that is shared by multiple people on the team (the leader and marathoner’s goal of reaching the summit). Our team had achievements and failures, all of the failures in hindsight could’ve been easily conquered if our team biggest hurdle was overcome in the beginning, communication. We had strengths that helped us along the way. One was the fact that we were willing to help each other; before we made any decision we tried to examine how it would affect any and all members…

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    Tullio Lombardo

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    Encased in marble, is a man on the verge of giving into temptation. The statue is of Adam, the first man, holding the Forbidden fruit and readying to take a bite. Every inch of Adam shows the mastery of the artist behind the sculpture. In their article, “Adam by Tullio Lombardo,” Luke Syson, Chairman of the Department of European Sculpture and Decorative Arts; and Valeria Cafà, assistant curator, explain that Tullio Lombardo was commissioned to carve a statue of Adam for a Venetian doge (chief…

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    The Potters Club: In the very beginning of the chapter, there is quite exciting conversation between Vikram and Additional Director General of Police regarding the two issues of terrorism and Naxalism. He calls the Naxals as the traitors who are responsible for the death of the common civilians in the country. This chapter preaches us what the situation of tribes in India is. Why the concept of ‘rich are getting richer and poor are getting poorer’ prevails and how corruption is connected to…

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    Feminist Movements

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    Feminist movements, which largely seek to achieve the social, political, and economic equality of the sexes, have to overcome myriad hurdles in their pursuit of their goals. These hurdles can take on many forms and are, in fact, often shaped by the cultural heritage and geographical location of the particular society within which they have originated; therefore, as Trinidadian scholar Patricia Mohammed reasons in her essays “Towards Indigenous Feminist Theorizing in the Caribbean” and “Haiti I’m…

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    She feels great compassion for her grandson and without this feeling of love; she probably would not have had the determination to travel through all of the hurdles. She even goes on to say that the grandson is the reason why she made her long trip. At one point, Phoenix temporarily forgets why she made the trip. Once she remembers, her sympathy for her grandson shines through: “We is the only two left in the…

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    because I know cooking, singing, reading, and I can speak fluently english, and bengali etc. However, our society mostly holds up spaces for literacy as reading and writing only. The biggest hurdle that I have encountered in my ability to write are my learning disabilities. All these years of my life, this hurdle caused frustration. I never understood how and why I could not even sit down to write a paper or jot down ideas when my classmates or my cousins were doing their essays in the span of a…

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