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    make time uncertain. They at once show the audience a surviving fragment of the past but it also shows the decaying past in the present, bringing up a dystopian future where all the present as we know it will end in decay. By staging the site-specific performance in both the new and old harbour we further blur time. Continues comparison is shown between past and present which will hopefully incite change. Without the ruins the same atmosphere would not be created simply by the audio-visual…

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    SID: 25647359 Time Travel and Backwards Causation This is a paper about time travel; namely, time travel to the past. On the surface, the concept seems saturated in contradictions and inevitable paradoxes, including backwards causation, the grandfather paradox, or time moving in two ways inconsistent with each other. Much of the confusion and contradictions regarding time travel have led many to conclude that time travel is impossible. I’m going to argue that some of these arguments claiming…

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    the past as a series of events to change, he views the present as an extension of the past and lastly, the future as a place where Daisy is his and nothing else. As we follow Nick’s telling of his story alongside Gatsby, we learn at the same time as him the many stories of his past that Gatsby shares. Though at the time one does not…

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    move on for the living. The word “borne” typically means to be transported or carried. Using it in the line “borne back ceaselessly into the past” states that the characters are so bent on recreating the past that they do not have time to enjoy the present as Gatsby does with Daisy. Gatsby was transported to the past every time he saw daisy. Since the first time Gatsby met Daisy everything he does is to rekindle their relationship, but he never gets the chance to see that he cannot recreate the…

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    data collection procedures, complete test names, and dosages/administration routes of drugs. Describe the findings (significance levels), conclusions, applications, or implications. The present paper provides an overview of the writing style of the American Psychological Association. Each section of this paper presents descriptions of what should be contained within…

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    this way one can learn how to be an effective manager. Meeting the Manager The Managers Personality Marlon the manager gets up every morning at five, goes and gets in the car, and goes to work. He takes a breath and thinks about the way he will present himself today. Knowing that speaking is a very low percentage of what he will communicate to…

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    represent our past, our present, and our future in a seemingly effortless fashion. A place does not require a time machine or futuristic technology to transport us to another time, but can do so in the blink of an eye. The smallest, most unassuming details allow us to relive a moment, in a sense, through the sounds of a particular place. Place is a non-physical space rooted in memory and interpreted by sound which allows a person to recall their past, reflect on the present, and dream of their…

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    I tend to always start my essays with questions that can relate back to the story, but it tends to make you think about your life and how some things we do everyday and tend to take for granted. Like take for example you tend to see people with “nice” cars or homes, you start trying to live up to their standards and tend to lie about how you live to impress others. You will lose everything you have, trying to be Mr. or Mrs. Everything. In this play the main character, Willy Loman, tends to…

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    won the presidential election yesterday?’... ‘Deutscher of course! Who else?... We got an iron man now, a man with guts!” (Bradbury 8). The modified presidential election confirms the time travellers’ worries: that Eckels’ mistake would impact the present day. Unknowingly, the “man behind the desk” validates and reveals to the reader the theme’s emergence in the…

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    rather than bring our attention to the present moment. It has become natural to get lost in our busy schedules so much that we forget to wrap our minds around our purpose. As a result, we forget to channel our inner-selves or even be cognizant that one exists. While it is important to use this inner-being to reflect on moments of our past and plan strategically for those of the future, it is equally important to be mindful, and to acknowledge and live in the present. But what exactly is…

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