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    The “Green World” is best used in A Midsummer Night 's Dream, the fairy magic (magic that is found in a “Green World’) is linked to the wonder and development of love. Love, as Shakespeare seems to describe it to be, is an enchanting and magical conversion that can be said as in the saying "beauty is in the eye of the beholder”. When the characters fall in love with others than who they are supposed to be in love with, the setting takes place in the Green World (aka the forest) it is caused by…

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    What is love? Love is a chemical reaction, a rush of dopamine in the human brain. The ‘dream’ encompasses and displays all the boundaries of love and the challenges that come with such an intimate relationship. When we profess our undying love for one person and make a promise to them until the day we die, what are the deepest thoughts going through our heads? Dreams are a window to the soul and this dream could be a window into the audience's soul as well as shakespeare's personal…

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    lasted three days again. This time it was in an extremely hot and humid gymnasium. It was so hot and humid that when I dove for a ball, I stuck to the floor like a housefly sticks to flypaper. Normally, I slide across the gym floor like a hockey puck slides across the ice. I put in a hundred percent effort at tryouts and when we were done, my shirt was soaked in sweat. It was so wet that it was like I could wring out a whole lake with my drenched shirt. I challenged myself to work even…

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    The high prevalence of injustices among members of lower socioeconomic classes in the late 1800s influenced the launching of the Progressive Movement. In the 19th century, there was a large influx of immigrants entering the United States from the eastern and western coasts. Many immigrants fled their countries to escape political corruption, religious persecution, and economic hardships. Although immigrants were forced to live in treacherous conditions, the Progressive Movement was a successful…

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    19th Century Dbq Analysis

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    The middle to late Nineteenth Century was a time of growth of ideals in the United States. Immigration was at the forefront of the minds of many Americans, which led to many debates and conversations about it. There were many debates and policies about race, immigration, nativism, and United States society in the late 19th century, as evidenced by theories such as social Darwinism. Some people were very against immigrants, as demonstrated by the CHinese Exclusion Act, while others were welcoming…

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    The material is shatter resistant and will not break or crack if it comes in contact with a hockey puck or football helmet. Plutonite doesn’t affect the players vision or ability to play as it is lightweight and clear with zero to little light refraction. Plutonite has many advantages when compared to other materials used for eyeglasses. Plutonite…

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    an Oberon who becomes more disappointed with himself at the end of the show and he is truly remorseful for having done such a nasty thing. This doesnt mean he ever apologizes for his actions, nor dose he vow not to do it again. All he's dose is tell Puck that he feels bad, which doesnt show all that much regret on the part of the fairy king (Hoffman A Midsummer Night’s…

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    After refusing Oberon, he causes her to fall in love with a beast. The man she falls for, Nick Bottom, is a fool, and not the wise type, such as the fool portrayed in King Lear. When his head is transformed into an ass by Puck, his name combined with his looks shows us even further his nature. He is Bottom, an ass, and the butt of the joke in his scenes. By proxy, Titania becomes the butt of the joke, and makes an ass out herself. The others gawk at her and laugh about what…

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    Teams In The NHL

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    Teams in the NHL have a wide variety of skill and playing styles, some teams, like the Capitals, have shown that not everyone needs to be a standout player to take your team to the top of the leaderboards. Others, like the Oilers, shows that even after acquiring lots of young talent, you can still be one of the worst teams in the league. This paper will try to classify teams in the NHL based on the standings of each team. The first type of team is the dynasty teams. These teams are almost…

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    know how to balance his desires with what his father wants of him. Through acting, Neil has allowed him to leave his problems somewhere else and assume the role of a fictional character that has no problems at all. Ironically, Neil played the role of Puck, a character who does not care for the rules or what people have to think of him, which happens to be the polar opposite of who Neil…

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