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    Audrey Patterson Ms.Cooney English 9 23 April 2018 The American Dream in the 1980’s Research Paper Most, if not all people want to be successful today, and that wasn’t any different around 30 years ago. People in the 80’s wanted to achieve success by working hard towards their goals, or at least, that’s what my grandmother, Linda Patterson, believes. The 1980’s was a vastly different time from today, it had different strengths and weaknesses, different technology, and different models of society…

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    Like my grandmother Kitel’s grandmother was dealing with health problems. The power of the phrase “she decided” embodies the same dignity my grandmother had about her death. We often think of death as something predetermined, the image of the grim reaper coming for people comes to my mind. However, It was as if because both mine Kitel’s grandmothers could not control their illnesses, they strived to take control of at least one final…

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    Goals and dreams that a human has can be achieved in many ways some different than other and others that seem to be impossible. Most goals that a person would have decided are some of that are easy and simple while others mean breaking the rules to achieve them. As just mentioned some people must not conform to rules for it would go against their personal wishes that the desired person would have. Some of those conformities would be of going against a certain rule to attempt to live a better…

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    Jack London Research Paper

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    pushed himself to write at a minimum of one thousand words a day, and expand his farm that he owned. His immense ideas for his farm continuously caused him to stay in debt and write faster so he could keep expanding. London started and alcohol problem when he was merely seven years old and it only got worse. His doctors recommended that he stop his abusive use of alcohol, eat healthier and exercise more. However, he did not listen he kept going at the pace he was. Eventually in 1916, London…

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    Finding Nemo is a movie that begins with a family of fish. The mother and almost all of her eggs are attacked. The mother is killed along with all of the eggs, except one. The final egg left is named Nemo, and is raised solely by his father, Marlin. In the attack, Nemo was injured and now has one fin that is smaller than the other. He does not let his fin define him and calls it his “lucky” fin. After seeing his family killed, Marlin is very over protective of Nemo and is very nervous to let him…

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    When comparing two of the same movies from two different countries its very interesting to see how the cultures of each country reflect in similar scenes of the films. In both the U.S version and the Japanese version the countries cultures were both similar and different in many ways. These films had very similar takes on the same story line with a twist of the world around them reflected. You’ll see Japan’s take on a horror film in comparison to the U.S’s version. A lot of people may not be…

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    When doing English homework, most high schoolers will find their eyes scanning the pages of the chapter for tomorrow’s discussion. They will get through 10 pages while picking up zero information from the words on the pages. You can thank boring books for that! Too often, kids are forced to read many books that are too mature for them such as Old Man in the Sea or Hamlet. Books falling into the “classics” category should be kept for college level classes. One book that shouldn’t be crossed off…

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    Marlow visits her, she was dressed in black and still deep in mourning, although it was more than a year since Kurtz 's death. She presses Marlow for information, asking him to repeat Kurtz 's final words, which in fact are "The horror! The horror!” (117)Uncomfortable, Marlow lies and tells her that Kurtz 's final word was her name. ` Apart from this introductory chapter next main chapter in this dissertation under the title, “Symbolism in Conrad’s Heart of Darkness and lord Jim”…

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    Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan Crashed in the Ocean Before They Could Make it to Howland Island. Coast Guard Itasca was waiting for the arrival of Earhart and Noonan off a little island called Howland Island. Amelia Earhart sent one last transmission to Itasca where she stated that her and Noonan thought they were close to the island, but their plane was running on the verge of empty. Soon there were no sign of the plane, according to Szalay’s website (2017) Itasca started immediately on a two…

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    marriage this became a problem, the marriage would end right there. Question Fourteen- On that note, I do agree with no-fault divorce laws because individuals have the right to leave a relationship that they feel is not suitable for them. Yes, I do know that when you marry an individual, you make a life-long commitment, but that does not prevent life changing problems from happening down the road. If an individual in a relationship feels trapped, that will only lead to more problems and…

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