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    shut tight and detective chase began to work. His legs were placed atop his table and his hand was resting against his narrow temples. His bushy black mane was neatly parted to the right, a trend that was gaining more popularity in the town by the day. Any man would consider his rough sharp nose menacing but this was nothing compared to his steel grey eyes that made the air feel like an icy January morning. Each eye skimmed over the report and autopsy so meticulously, it appeared as though he…

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    1963-1974 Research Paper

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    Americans experienced many periods of crisis between the years of 1963-1974. Many problems occurred and the nation was faced with these problems during this time period. I will get into this in the coming paragraphs. This era also brought change to America’s culture and the way that we did things and once again I will get into this in the coming paragraphs. First I will get into some of the problems we faced as a nation during that era. Starting with a brief history during this time period…

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    to the seamless connection Shelly made between man, God and nature and the dangers of playing God; And Shelly’s great maturity at a very young age, as a woman and in a much less sophisticated time . Shelly explored science fiction before science fiction was a thing and she was able to see the enormous obligations in becoming a creator of things not meant to be. Shelly warns the readers of FrankenCreations and yet, we continue to craft them every day. Will we ever…

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    20.1- Kennedy and the Cold War • Election of 1960 o As the postwar of the 1950’s was coming to an end, so the presidency of General Eisenhower. o Motivated by the fact that the Soviet Union was gaining technological advances after the launch of Sputnik, the new candidates were more passionate than ever to make America number 1 again.  These candidates include the famous John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon. o Even though both candidates were popular and young, the aspect of Kennedy that gave…

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    In his poem collection Nine Horses, Billy Collins composes poems in which he portrays himself as a common man, not a successful poet laureate. Describing the art of writing, Collins records three poems ("Royal Aristocrat," "Death in New Orleans, a Romance," and "Writing in the Afterlife") emphasizing the beauty in writing as it "add[s] to the great secretarial din" ("Royal Aristocrat" 26), and showing the transition of writing as an art form from handwritten work to typed pieces. This trio takes…

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    King Lear

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    Lear see’s himself as man above those around him, his understanding of life and of nature give him justification to act as he pleases, he is the king. He has a sense of patriarchy and possession over every character in the play. During his rant, Lear revokes his kinship with Cordelia by stating that he no longer claims ownership over her blood. This applies a strong sense of ascendency and control; not only does he see her as his property, he simply discards of her and her legitimacy as he…

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    shouted “Arghhhhh!!!”. The dwarf fell from the beanstalk and cried. “Uarghhh! I guess today is my unlucky day,” sighed the dwarf. Jack overheard what the dwarf said and he whispered in his heart that it was his unlucky day too, since he lost his golden goose. The dwarf looked at Jack and said……

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    referring to the past, probably a time before the enlightenment period when this poem was written. When Poe refers to science as a “true daughter of Old Time” he is implying that science is the product of progressive thinking since the olden days. Poe is a man built on tradition and from his writing he appears to be afraid of the changes that science is creating in society and misses the “Old…

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    Kayden’s POV(Wattpad ends here!!!!) *Knock Knock* “Come in” In walks in my beta Kevin. “You were right that girl has to be Jay’s mate. He has spent the last couple days with her. Last I saw them heading into the woods together and earlier Jay was setting up a picnic” Interesting. “He hasn't brought her to the pack house?” I asked “Not that I know of. She doesn't even seem to know he’s a werewolf” Kevin said. “Well that could be either good or bad for us” “Do you really have to kidnap…

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    Weather in The Great Gatsby The weather and time of day affect the mood of a scene by associating emotions with them. The writing of The Great Gatsby frequently uses weather to describe a situation to intentionally cause and change the mood at any certain time. Daytime and sun are generally seen as positive, and so often lead to positive events. On the opposing side, nighttime, clouds, and rain are often seen as negative, and therefore may lead to death, pain, secrets, and betrayal. There are…

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