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    dad smiled a smile from a secret, brittle heart," means that her father was enjoying from watching the burning house to the extent that he would force his wife and children to come out and look at the scene together. Furthermore, what I understood from "his face lit up in the heat given off by destruction" is that the poet 's father was feeling relaxed and relief when watching the burned houses of rich people. The poet talks about her mother toward the end of the poem who is…

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    Americans, voguing evolved out of Harlem in the 1980’s. Its origins date back to the 1930’s in the underground LGBT ballroom scene, where it was known as “performance.” Voguing was mostly done in ‘houses’, which are family-like collectives of members of the LGBT community, one of the most popular being The House of Xtravanganza in New York City (the mecca of voguing). Here, the dancers would strike poses striving for perfect lines and awkward poses similar to those of the models in Vogue…

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    constitution, debates and compromises were a lot. First, for how the representative to congress would be selected or apportioned.(Weatherman, Donald V. Separation of Powers) The solution produced the senate which represents the state equally and house of representatives represents the state by population. Second, whether the executive authority controlled by one person or multiple person. Finally,after so much de bates, the solution is the single…

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    child learns how to hide these impulses from their friends and family. Self destructive behaviors can be physical, such as cutting, bruising, and burning, or mental, telling themselves that the abuser is right, maybe they are what they say, self deprecation, etc. It also manifests as destruction of things around them, such as punching walls and burning whatever objects they can find. Through self-deprecation and continuous verbal abuse, these self destructive behaviors will stop being behaviors…

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    Minnie's Loneliness

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    Confined in a house in an isolated area without any friends or children, her only source of comfort is the canary that is so spirited and sings to her, but once her master destroys her last hope, an unbridled rage overcomes her. Much like the jarred cherries, she keeps…

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    The story begins with Matt, a clone of a powerful drug lord called El Patron, living in isolation in Opium with the mother figure of the story, Celia. Since clones are disliked he is found and taken to the “Big House” as a prisoner and where he continues to live even once freed until he realizes El Patron wants Matt to harvest his heart. He flees to Aztlan but is forced into slavery as a plankton factory worker until he can escape with three other boys and makes it back to Opium where he lives…

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    MILLERSBURG — A fund to benefit the family of April Rogers has been established at First-Knox National Bank in Millersburg. Rogers died in a Sunday morning house fire. She leaves behind husband, Volley, and children, Jace, Samantha, Savannah and Seth. In addition to losing a wife and mother, they lost most of their material possessions and many memories to the fire, according to Rogers' aunt, Pam Deal, who said the fund was established to receive monetary donations to help the family begin to…

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    Particulate matter in the atmosphere is very dangerous specially to people who have a health disadvantage like asthma, diabetes, or even just a weak immune system. The level of particulate matter in the central increases during the winter due to wood burning this is especially dangerous because wintertime calls for a cold, flue, among other seasonal illnesses, with increased pollutants in the air minor illness can lead to more serious health…

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    the back of his mind, he can’t help but ponder about the reasoning behind why they are banned, and sneaks a book into his coat pocket during a work call. Beatty, the fireman chief, notices that something strange is up with Guy, and stops over at his house one day to converse. Beatty discovers Guy sick in bed, and he knows the precise cause of it. Very subtly, Beatty describes how every single fireman goes through a phase where they get an itch to explore what is inside the books, and decides…

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    Why Is Boo Radley Selfish

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    Boo Radley was totally misunderstood, they made a lot of rumors about him, one rumor was that he stalked around only at night and peeked in there window, another rumor was that he stabbed his father in the leg and that’s why he never came out of his house in the daytime. They called him a creature other than a human being. “You never really know a man until you stand in his shoes and walk around in them.” At the end of To Kill A Mockingbird, Jean Louise Finch finally understands Arthur Radley…

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