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    The group headed after Lennie was going to kill him anyways (mainly Curley). From George’s perspective the only way to make Lennie’s death less painful for himself wa to kill him personally because of his care for him. An advantage for George after this moment is the easy ability to achieve their dream without Lennie’s inevitable habit of getting into trouble. However, George is alone and without the amount of money he saw he could gather quickly. George does care for Lennie as he tries to…

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    After reading “Battle Royal” by Ralph Ellison, “Of Mr. Booker T. Washington” by W.E.B. Du Bois, and “The Lesson” by Toni Cade Bambara, readers are able to gain a sense of the invisibility in which the authors are all attempting to portray. There are many factors which enabled those who took part within these writings to feel this particular way. The first factor is due to the white supremacy which was displayed throughout all three texts. The amount of profanity and rudeness in which they were…

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    I would like to present about the symbolism in the novel ‘The Lord of the Flies’. In this presentation, I would like to explain 3 symbolisms and a character that is symbolic. Well, we talk about symbolism? What is it? Symbolism is a sign, an object, a character, a shape, or colour that is used to represent something else. Let me give some examples: A chain can symbolize two things join together. Jack in the novel ‘Lord of the flies’ symbolizes evil, the darkness of human’s side and the violence.…

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    Bio-pesticides are ecofriendly pesticides that are obtained by naturally occuring substances(biochemicals), plants and microbes. All the natural products are not biopesticides. Some are chemical pesticides if they acts on the nervous system in the pest. Through the use of biopesticides in the wider way, health programme and agriculture can be beneficially effected. There are many disadvantages that associated with the use of chemicals pesticides like genetic variations in the plant of…

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    If you count a win as +1 point, a loss as –1 point, and a draw as zero, for example, the sum of the wins, losses, and draws for a game is always zero. To a game theorist this means just one thing—the optimum strategy can be worked out from the Minimax principle. This leads to the intuitively obvious conclusion that the best approach, in the absence of any information about the opponent’s intentions, is to use a mixed strategy, throwing rock, paper, and scissors at random, with equal probability…

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    Bangarra Dance Analysis

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    Bangarra Dance Theatre’s phenomenon entitled Mathinna entails the awe-spiring, yet historically enlightening journey of an Aboriginal girl who was taken from her home and forced to conform to the westernised norms of the 1800’s. In an era plagued by racism and prejudice, Mathinna emanates the themes of colonialism, and cultural intolerance. Following the viewing of this scintillating production, it is undeniably clear that the architect of Mathinna, Stephen Page, has deliberately intended to…

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    Good evening and thank you so much for coming out tonight. We will begin in just a moment with opening statements but before we do I would like to introduce each of our presenters this evening. Dr. A. K. Moravec is a name that you all know. He is a scientist, author and he teaches here at M.I.T. He has written many books seeking to inform and motivate people to what exactly trans-humanism is. His challenger may be less well known to you. Michael Bowman is an evangelical pastor from Deerfield,…

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    Loneliness is not necessarily always a direct result of isolation, because one can feel lonely in an entire group of people, particularly occurring when one is not included. Seclusion due to social differences was a major issue during the 1930’s, which is the time period during which John Steinbeck’s story Of Mice and Men is set. Being secluded from others because one does not fit in with the majority group most often leads to loneliness, especially when they are alone in their differences.…

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    How Love Affects Us “You’ve been elected to represent the track team this year.” uttered Kelsey. “What? You’re not running this year?” Audrey, a 17 year old girl who loves running, got on the track team this year. How did she get on the track team? People say she cheated, she did “dirty” things, but most of all they said she got lucky. Audrey was not lucky. In her entire life, she has always had borderline grades. From C or D or F, she pulls out a victory always. Like running, she never…

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    In dystopian stories they often reflect the worst parts of the societies. Whenever authors write a dystopian story they take a look at society and pick out whatever 's bad or needs to be changed. Dystopia novels always show the bad side of things. In the book The Hunger Games there are 12 districts of Panem. Each district is allocated by what the capital tells them to do:district 1 luxury,district 2 masonry/stonework,district 3 electronics, district 4 fishing, district 5 power,district 6…

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