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    “estaba” respectively. Following this model, I would begin the EEG in the priming condition when the participants heard the word “was” + past-tense verb, which is an indicator in English that the…

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    In the video, “Republican chokes up at Gay Marriage Debate in Washington”, Republican State Representative Maureen Walsh speaks in support of same-sex marriages in front of her colleagues during the debate on the legalization of same-sex marriage which took place in Washington D.C., on February, 8, 2012. During her speech, Maureen Walsh delivers three intimate and moralizing stories to impress upon her colleagues the idea that denying marriage because of sexual orientation is against human…

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    The Greasy Lake Summary

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    Sharing a Moment What was the main effect of the point of view that Boyle used in “The Greasy Lake” to convey his message about coming of age? Boyle starts the story with the narrator speaking about his past such as person would to a new acquaintance, giving you the feeling of sharing a moment together. All the while, Boyle is using a first person narration in “The Greasy Lake”, to place his readers into an immediate and emotional state. Ann Charters’ explains first person narration tells the…

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    La Noche Poem Analysis

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    Finally, when the transition is finished, the window of the next day-with cool air of Genil river-is open. With some melodic nostalgic flying souls to heaven, a past tense of platonic flavor. It was the light of the next day on earth. The only material we have. I recorded and mixed “La Noche” at La Antena Noética Studio(Almería, Spain), on several nights in autumn 2015, using a theremin and a computer. It was mastered…

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    Clairsentience Definition

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    may be heard playing that will be relevant to that person at the right time. It is said that clairaudience is most often experienced in dreams or in altered state of consciousness. Clairsentience- means clear sensing, the ability to feel the present tense and future physical and emotional states of others. A person may sense or feel someone they have an attachment to. Empathy can be another example. A clairsentience may actually feel how the other person is feeling. Many clairsentients will feel…

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    William Wordsworth’s “Lines Composed a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey, on Revisiting the Banks of the Wye during a Tour, July 13, 1798” talks about returning to a place he had been five years before with his sister, Dorothy. The poet spends most of his time reflecting upon the magnificence of nature found at the abbey and along the river, and the worship of nature. Yet in the last section of the poem, Wordsworth turn those feelings previously reserved for his natural landscape to his sister,…

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    reader to her character. The next section, “I Prefer You with a Crown,” goes back decades earlier, focusing more on Arthur and Miranda, and is written in the present tense (up until chapter sixteen where it introduces the interview with Kristen) — one of the few times this happens in the novel. Miranda has some scenes in the present tense and also Clark, in the last scene of the book when he is sitting in his chair at the airport. I wasn’t sure why Mandel made this decision, only that I would…

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    switching classes every one and a half hours; managing to be on time was an additional struggle. An approach I took to manage my stress throughout this process was taking a short break to relax my body. Whenever we are stressed, our muscles become tense. It is a sign that loosening up a bit is appropriate. On the other hand, some individuals prefer opening up to their friends for an instant. Depending on the situation, I would frequently talk to my peers surrounding me or take a…

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    Dying Young” starts with a story-line in second person, making it more intriguing and easier to follow. Housman also wrote it with an AABB rhyme scheme, which made the poem more attractive to read and analyze. The first stanza is written in the past tense about an athlete winning a race. The second stanza is when a turning point occurs. “Shoulder-high we bring you home” (“Athlete” 6) is a mirror image from the first stanza, but has a contrasting meaning. The athlete is now dead, so they are…

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    A man named Peyton Farquhar is standing on a railroad bridge looking twenty feet down into the fast- moving river. This story “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge” is written by Ambrose Bierce. The story is divided into three sections which go from a flashback to the present. Each section of the story talks about different things that are occurring in the story. The story is told in third person limited omniscient. The setting of the story is at the Owl Creek Bridge located in Northern Alabama.…

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