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    rather by its typically added worth. This additional quality relies on upon the symbol which it portrays; the more appealing the image is, the higher the additional worth is, which can surpass generation costs ten times and that's only the tip of the iceberg. As of right now, the most widely recognized value supplementing products being sold is joy. For example, a woman may purchase a stuffed animal because it reminds her of the one she lost during her family’s move when she was very young. The…

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    Global warming has been used in so many articles to show that the effects of emissions, and pollution are killing the earth. One of the scares I remember reading about was focused on the icebergs melting and raising the sea level. People were raising awareness that the ice was melting off little by little each year and if they continued the world would be submerged under water due to global warming. Is it true that the ice is melting? Undoubtedly…

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    Oliver Sykes Biography

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    many rebellious teenagers across America. BRING ME THE HORIZON’s lead vocalist and lyricist, Oliver Sykes, is one of the most recognizable rock-stars in the current generation for hardcore, punk-rock music. Sykes’ success was just the tip of the iceberg because underneath all the fame and riches, he was a heartbroken drug-addict in recovery. Sykes’ transition from an irrational, boorish being to an admired, docile rock-star reinforces that anything is possible by applying hard work and…

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    Literature is any written works that have been considered superior or are of lasting artistic merit. “[L]iterature is an art, and … as an art it is able to enlarge and refine our understanding of life.” [Robertson 1993). Art is the expression or application of human creative skill and imagination resulting in works of beauty, meaning and emotional power. Literature is an art form of language, and words are its tools, furthermore it enhances our creativity, empathy and improves our…

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    their gray matter, located in their prefrontal cortex, is often thinner than most. This accounts for their impulsiveness and risk taking in seizing the moment. There’s so much more behind introversion and extroversion this is only the tip of the iceberg. However, these characteristics…

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    My ambition was always to become a doctor because I loved and honored the fact that from “the cradle to the grave”, human race is safeguarded from infinite infections by white-coated medical professionals. However, the thought deepened further, when I first saw a close relative of mine getting a renal transplant, when I was 14 years old. I was amazed by the beauty of profession. My assumption was that only inanimate objects were repairable, however the thought of replacing a damaged organ was…

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    The Ways We Lie Essay

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    Everyone on Planet Earth is a liar; harsh but true. Every day we say “Yes, I am okay” or “No, I did not steal the cookie.” These are examples of the millions of lies told, big or small. In the short story The Ways We Lie, the author described ten types of lies: lies of delusion, lies of omission, lies of dismissal, or white lies (Ericsson 409-416). Upon reflection, I realized that I am guilty of telling many lies to save my image, to get out trouble, or to protect other people. The first lie I…

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    this creativity in his stories in order to teach his son William the lifelong lessons he had learned in his past. As any other child, William grows up and believes his father has lied to him the whole time. He claims that he only sees 10% of the iceberg. However, as Miller explains, the truth is normally hidden. There is not a solid Truth is any story whether it’s a fairy tale or…

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    that is the literature Nobel Prize he won in 1954. His writing career as a journalist has strongly influenced his novels and short stories. The telegraphic and minimalistic technique of writing combined with the powerful presence of nature and his iceberg theory have distinguished him from other authors of the time like F.S.Fitzgerald. “The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber” is exemplary for Hemingway’s writing experience. The story is about the married couple of Francis and Margot Macomber…

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    other in secret words and gestures. You smile at them, wave at them, even scream at them; However hard you try, you seem to be invisible. When you are finally seen, you are stared at, as if you are an animal in zoo. This might just be a tip of the iceberg of the everyday life that an autistic child is going through. I never had a chance to be genuine empathetic to them until I interned at Qingcongquan, one of China’s leading institute for autistic children. My first days at the institute…

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