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    My Favorite Heroes

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    years ago‚ and some of them are political leaders from history and in the present. I have a lot of reasons why I admire them because they are my favorite heroes‚ who inspire me greatly. Among those people‚ one of my favorite heroes is general Aung San who was Burmese revolutionary leader and negotiated with British Empire for Burma’s independence‚ fought for freedom of Burma from British colony and was founder of Burmese Army in Burma. He was assassinated by his enemy in 1947. The reason why I

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    skilfully utilized in Aung San Suu Kyi’s speech‚ ’The keynote Address to the Beijing World Conference on women". Aung‚ the leader of the National League of Democracy in Burma and globally known as a political activist for democracy and human rights‚ has been awarded several prizes‚ including the Nobel Peace Prize. But due to her international influence and strong ideas‚ she has been sentenced to house arrest several times. The speech was delivered on 31 August 1995 via video because Aung had just been

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    Hate: a strong feeling which can be developed without a reason or motive. Such a word can help describe the relationship between the Buddhists and the Muslims in Myanmar. Filmmaker Adam B. Ellick documentary 21st Century Concentration camps brings to a light a growing issue between the reservations of Muslims and Buddhists. These Muslims in Myanmar are constantly oppressed and face harsh conditions in “concentration camps”‚ while the rest of the world remains oblivious to their situation. Throughout

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    English Essay

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    GRC – Oatley Module B Assessment Dec 2011 ‘Great speeches are the product of style substance and impact’ How have the views of speech writer Graham Freudenberg and your critical study of the speeches informed your understanding of the value of these speeches? In your response evaluate the ideas‚ structure and rhetorical/language techniques of at least two speeches: • Develop a thesis‚ address the question and refer to the listening component throughout • Demonstrate effective

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    the person I admire most

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    The person whom I admired first time is my mother. But‚ if we talk about the famous person‚ I can say that‚ he is Mahatma Gandhi. He was from India. He is known as the “Father of nation” in India as he played a very important role in gaining the freedom of India. Mahatma Gandhi gave the Indian People not only freedom but also the new thoughts on non-violence and sustainable living. There are some qualities about him like trust‚ non-violence‚ legacy‚ etc. These qualities are the ones that inspired

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    It worked with Mohandas Gandhi and India’s pursuit for independence. It worked with Nelson Mandela’s quest to be rid of apartheid. It worked with Aung San Suu Kyi and the fight for Myanmar’s democracy. These heroes understood that they were breaking the law‚ and they took the punishment that was dealt to them. Nelson Mandela was in jail for 25 years. Kyi was under house arrest for 15 years. But what’s astounding is that they were able to see the positive impact they created. They saw how much better

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    1300008008 www. mat r i x . edu. au Eppi ng| Chat s wood| St r at hfiel d| T ownHal l 2014MATRI XUMAT PRACTI CEPAPER Ti meal l owed:3hour s 2014 FULL UMAT PRACTICE EXAM PAPER Read the following passage and answer questions 1-3 William is the type of person who lives their life in the “fast lane”. He didn’t follow the trends but he made them. At least that was what he said about himself. Image and public perception were his two fundamental principles. He honestly didn’t even care about money. However

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    Speeches Module B

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    SPEECHES Funeral Service of the Unknown Soldier: Paul Keating Context: * 11th of November 1991 on Remembrance Day in memory of all those who died or suffered in al wars and armed conflict * Speech coincided with the 75th anniversary of the 1918 armistice that ended WW1 * In commemoration of this historic event the remains of an unknown soldier from the Western Front were returned to the Hall of Memory at the Australian War Memorial and a funeral ceremony was held * Funeral ceremony

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    Women's Emancipation

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    Women’s emancipation Never has there been a subject that has aroused as much discussion as the one of the evolution of women’s place in society. It is commonly heard that the man has been superior to the woman. This belief appeared first because of the psychological and physiological differences between both sexes. Thus‚ since the beginning of times‚ it has also been spread that women was only born to stay home‚ raise children‚ cook‚ make the house chores‚ and take care of their husband

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    Introduction Being “Leader” is essential for BBA students since it can bring wonderful life experience and better future to us. During these eighteen years‚ what leadership-related experiences do I have? In this paper‚ I will share the most memorable leadership-related challenge to you with some suitable concepts and theories. What’s more‚ the lesson I have learned after the challenge happened in order to be an effective leader in the future. Leadership-related Challenge: Lack of confidence Because

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