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    The two novels, Crispin: Cross of Lead by Avi and The Midwife’s Apprentice by Karen Cushman have many similarities, yet many differences. Both novels received Newbery Awards. The Midwife’s Apprentice received the Newbery Award in 1996 and Crispin received the Newberry Award in 2003. However, winning the Newbery Award is not the only thing these two novels have in common. Both novels take place in Medieval England in the 14th century. Another similarity is that both of the main characters in the…

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    The Most Valuable Apprentice I had never thought that two weeks of working in the hospital would give me so much experience that I could not get from anywhere else. Two years ago when I had an exchange year in Germany, I aimed to gather as much of the new experiences as I can in order to know more about the people, the culture, and the world. I have participated numbers of interesting activities that I have never done before and one of them was one of the most valuable experience that have ever…

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    Demographic Limitations

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    There are several limitations of this study that are worth noting. First of all, self-reported survey data was the only source for analysis, which made it hard for the researcher to detect any misconstrued responses or the honesty of the respondents. Since the survey-based, non-experimental quantitative study is considered a “narrow-angel lens” approach (Johnson & Christensen, 2012, p. 35), the findings generated in this study may fail to offer details of cause and effect behaviors. Secondly,…

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    Binary Gender Roles

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    about were gender rights, branching off briefly on women’s rights to abortions in the Republic. Within the walls of what is considered Londonderry, however, a pristine museum was created by a group connected strongly to religion and nationalism, the Apprentice Boys. Visiting the museum helped to interpret, but not understand,…

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    witchcraft, sexual acts, or homosexuality can be reasons of throwing a book out of Being read in schools. The Rangers apprentice is a book about a boy who is training to be a ranger. It would be a good book to read in high schools because it teaches good morales and many other good lessons. It is also an interesting book that could appeal more to the younger generation of people. The apprentice teaches you to respect your elders, teaches you that the future can be unexpected, is more of an…

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    the movie can bring out the Buddhist core value, for example, the concept of reincarnate, karma etc. In the first scene of the movie, the apprentice torture the animals by tighten the stone on them. The old monk also tight a stone on the apprentice and the old monk will not take it off unless the apprentice take the stone off from all the animals. The apprentice tried to find out the animals but they were already dead. It is what the concept of karma present in the story, what the individual did…

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    but a carpenter’s apprentice is quite similar despite the job difference. An oilfield hand’s job requires him to do whatever it takes to get his pay from the oil in the ground, while a carpenter in training needs to help get a house built at all costs. The two jobs seem different, but at the same time they also require some similar qualities. Some similarities might make them hard to tell apart from each other. Even though being an oilfield hand and being a carpenter’s apprentice might both…

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    five exemplify this: “My bonds in thee are all determinate. / For how do I hold thee but by thy granting,” The writer here is admitting to having a power over the apprentice in a binding, perhaps by a mutual agreement. But it was this binding that has expired and should end, despite a selfish motive as per wanting to keep the apprentice. This is particularly directed towards Marx’s concept of voluntary oppression, where the proletariat class allows for this suppression willingly, accepting and…

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    Contractors will use apprentices on DC Water contracts, at a ratio of no less than one (1) apprentice to three (3) journeymen. Non-exempt Contractors will use DC Water Works as the first referral source for new candidates for its apprenticeship program. Water Works Program staff or its designate will review the eligible Contractor’s Employment Plan to determine, the number of apprentices, the apprentice-able trade(s) and the expected date of hire for the project. The hiring of an…

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    THE BURNING BIDGE

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    With war threatening the borders of Araluen, apprentice ranger Will is sent on a diplomatic mission to Celtica. With him are Gilan, his master's first apprentice, and his friend Horace, a battle school apprentice. Expecting a routine journey, the three are unprepared for what they find. The villages of Celtica are deserted, and brigands wander the hills in search of abandoned treasure. The country is also crawling with Wargals, the fighting beasts that are under control of their enemy Morgorath…

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