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    Katelyn staring back at her bewildered. “That’s not Angela,” Lyanna said to Katelyn as she unexpectedly appeared in the room from out of nowhere. “This is Alex, Angela’s twin sister.” “Wait… Angela’s your twin?” Katelyn responded with a smirk before giving Alex and Lyanna her patented coy smile, “Your twin is born an angel and you’re just an everyday Joe… talk about getting the shit end of the stick.”…

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    contribute to twins’ relationships is the appearance of both twins that appear as mirrored faces or almost close to identical faces that make a distinct separation between normal siblings and twins. In the book, Entwined Lives, author Nancy Segal demonstrates that twins that are identical or symmetrical-appearing have a close relationship because of the clear similarities in the physique and face of twins that lead misunderstandings in which in “Twins and families have long known that some twins…

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    It is common knowledge that while siblings may be related, that does not necessarily mean that they will look alike. Take for example, the two football players, Eli and Peyton Manning, one might wonder how two brothers do not really resemble one another and how that might be. The answer however is pretty simple; it is all genetics. Upon taking a closer look, it will be easy to see why this happens. Since both brothers came from the same parents, those parents both have distinct traits…

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    Thirty- Two out of 1000 people in the world are twins. I am one of those 32 people. Some people think that just because you’re twins you have some type of twin telepathy. Sadly it is not true, well at least with my brother and I. People always ask “ what’s it like, being a twin?” Honestly it is just like having any other siblings. Except you share a birthday, and for some that’s a big no. That’s one of the things they cherish being the only child born on that day. I don’t have any other siblings…

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    offering a different way of life. This change winds up pointing out to Harun the fact that despair is everywhere as ne notes: “Rural life was hard, it revealed what the cities kept hidden, namely that the country was starving to death” (Daoud 29). The twin relation of this is death, it is Harun noticing that someone can be shot to death quickly or the death of others slowly by starvation, the result is still death. This echo’s Meursault’s realization of the futility of life, that there is only…

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    Beyond the Forest I rolled out of bed and yawned. I decided to go horseback riding so I could see the morning sunrise. I threw on some dark green riding clothes (because that’s my favorite color) and ran out the door. I walked the familiar path and I was almost at the stable when I heard footsteps making their way toward me. Without turning around I yelled, “Adrian I know you 're behind me!” The footsteps stopped, I heard a swish and before I could blink, Adrian was upside down hanging…

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    Homozygous Phenotypes

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    The concept of “blending” as championed by such scholars as Aristotle and Hippocrates states that any trait that an offspring receives is the average of both of its parents. This concept was widely believed until Mendel’s experiments. Incomplete dominance occurs when the heterozygous phenotype is an intermediate between both of the homozygous genotypes. This concept is demonstrated best through the inheritance of petal color in a snapdragon. In a heterozygote the phenotype would be pink, a mix…

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    creepiest part is, she looks exactly like you. “Exactly like me? IMPOSSIBLE. How can a girl look exactly like-” “Because she was your twin sister.” My ears started ringing. I have a twin.. Sister? How can this be true? How can my parents not tell me about this? How come no one ever speaks about her? How come she doesn’t have the same last name? “I...I have a twin?” I spoke while trying to not have a panic…

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    Twisted Beginnings According to mythology, Pollux was the divine son of Zeus. He was an immortal man with a mortal brother named Castor. When Castor was killed, Pollux pleaded with his father Zeus to let him share his immortality with his twin brother. Castor was, therefore, absorbed into Pollux, who selflessly reincarnated his brother. Together they formed the constellation Gemini. Pollux was, however, the brighter of the two. According to mythology, Styx is the name of a river that formed the…

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    The Motorcar Analysis

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    Motorcars are somewhat common, roughly as they were in the 1920s in our world. There are no planes, but air travel is possible via dirigibles. Jay can drive a motorcar, but prefers not to, finding them loud, obnoxious and dirty. He has never been on a dirigible, as he has not had the opportunity to travel much. A notable ethnocultural group must be mentioned: the qarnot (singular and adjective: qeren). They are a diasporic group that have lost their original homeland and now live all around Mir…

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