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    It can be suggested that individuals are equipped with such powerful tools. The tools that one is speaking of, is not the power tool that can cut through sheet metal like butter or even the readily available handy dandy hammer; one is referring to the tools that an individual has within. Most individuals have them and can utilize them to their advantage, even though one might not actually realize it. Think about a facial expression for instance, that look that a parent can give their child…

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    Bill Belichick has stated that building a championship team and players is based not only on value and principles, but having a passion for participation and eagerness to perform (Hughes). This example proves that surrounding each other in a comfortable scenario and environment that you will constantly be in will better increase your will to play and your involvement on the team. Coaches play one of the biggest roles in your experience in sports, whether you are in club or school sport, or even…

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    The movie The Prestige follows an intricate and remarkable story about the rivalry between the two 20th century magicians, Robert Angier and Alfred Borden. Directed by Christopher Nolan, this movie’s story grows from simple acquaintances to taking drastic measures just to one-up each other, and be the better magician. The movie contains many plot twists, the largest of which was that Borden and his ingénieur Fallon were actually twins in disguise. This and some of the other plot twists were…

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    It is the early bird that catches the worm as to the people that receives that short end of the stick. In today’s society, laziness is an unfavorable trait to most people, but some say different. American Essayist Christopher Morley crafted an essay titled “On Laziness,” with in the essay Morley uses diction, contradiction, and ethos to displays his purpose and enlighten the audience with a new perspective on laziness. His easily noticeable purpose could be to show the audience that they should…

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    The Lady's Dressing Room

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    may suggest a more unappealing nature. Despite the fact that women have biological functions, they are frequently held from the eyes of the public view in order to maintain this image that leads to the dehumanization of the female body. In 1732, Jonathan Swift’s poem “The Lady’s Dressing Room” satirized these unrealistic expectations and views that women are held to as being flawless beings that are separated from the human functions. Even while nearly 300 years have passed since this…

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    The misfortune that occurred in Ireland during the year of 1729 is highly apparent when reading “A Modest Proposal” by Dr. Jonathan Swift. From reading this proposal, it is initially alarming how the author states that his solution to Ireland’s significant issue of poverty would be to murder and sell children to rich, Ireland inhabitants who would “give ten shillings for the carcass of a good fat child” (Swift 7-8). This shocking solution would astound anyone reading the proposal for the first…

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    Small decisions can majorly impact your life. Small decisions like how you decided to do your hair will not impact your life as much as some other small decisions. For example, whom you sit with at lunch or what group of friends you hang out with can majorly impact how others think of you and what you will be like in the future. One small decision I made in the past involved having a goal for baseball. My goal was to hit the ball more than it hit me. It was the top of the 5th inning, the other…

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    (No refusal of call) This story takes place in the Beautiful city of Pittsburgh where leaves glide through the breeze, birds chirp at the crack of dawn and where people walked the streets. Lived a kid named cody who goes to the new middle school North Pitt to start off his 8th grade year. Cody was getting ready for school like how he does every morning. Get dressed eat breakfast brush his teeth and get on the bus. On his way to school he was thinking I can't wait today is soccer sign-ups. When…

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    Jonathan Swift Satire

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    Jonathan Swift in his satirical writing criticizes the economical deprivation many Irish are going through by introducing the idea of trading into his writing. The trading he utilizes does not indicate regular market trading in which no humans are put into oppression but trading in which Great Britain used to gain its own interest without considering conditions of other parties. Swift amplifies the selfish characteristics of British landlords and nobles by not only overpraising their goodness…

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    During the Neoclassicism movement, writers immensely based their work on those of ancient Rome and Greek, emulating what they saw as restriction, reasoning, and dignity of classical literature. Jonathan Swift’s satirical essay, “A Modest Proposal” draws attention to Ireland’s problems by advising the poor Irish people to sell their children as food to decrease poverty and overpopulation. Fanny Burney’s diary, An Encounter with “King George III” recounts an undesirable meeting with the king, and…

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