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    represents how the people of Oceania are having a war against the government‚ but finds a need to discover peace because they aren’t allowed to react to it. Without this paradox‚ the citizens would be able to revolt and have the freedom to express their emotions. With this new freedom‚ there would still be mysterious deaths occurring and laws still wouldn’t exist. Yet if it was the paradox‚ of unknown laws not existing there would be less deaths and less punishments. The people would understand the wrong

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    Definition essay “What is Love?” What is love? The words “I love you‚ I love this‚ I love that” can have many meanings and can vary according to the person making the statement. For example‚ when you say you love your mother‚ does it have the same meaning as when you say “I love baseball”? Is the love you have for your mother the same as the love you have for baseball? Though both statements say you love‚ are you meaning the same love? Probably

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    Critical Argument Analysis Essay Ashlee L ENG/215 March 06‚ 2014 Glen Golightly Self-preservation is said to be the reasoning behind the emotion of fear‚ in fact most fears our commonly shared among large groups of people. For instance the two most common phobias are; Arachnophobia the fear of spiders and Ophidiophobia the fear of snakes shared among most people in the United States today. The three level of fear are Internal‚ External and Subconscious‚ each level identifies with a certain

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    Samantha Briley Ms. Haupt ENG3UV-02 5 July 2013 Freedom is being accepted. Freedom is defined as “the state of being free or at liberty rather than in confinement or under physical restraint” (Dictonary.com).When you arrive to a new town you are somewhat free‚ although unless you are accepted by the town‚ you won’t feel free. In his short story‚ The Strangers that Came to Town‚ Ambrose Flack shows that true freedom is about being accepted. This is shown by the people in town mocking the Duvitches

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    Kinkhabwala 1 Anjali Kinkhabwala October 6‚ 2008 WMST 275 Literature Essay #1 In the Days of Anarchy To live in a country such as the United States of America is considered a privilege. The liberties that American citizens are entitled to‚ as declared in the Constitution‚ makes the United States an attractive and envied democracy. It would be improbable to imagine these liberties being stripped from American society. However‚ Margaret Atwood depicts the United States as a dystopian society

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    your school newspaper about the meaning of friendship. As you write your speech‚ remember to: Focus on the definition of friendship. Consider the purpose‚ audience‚ and context of your article. Organize your ideas and details effectively. Include specific details that clearly develop your article. Edit your speech for standard grammar and language usage. Example Essay on the Definition of Friendship If asked‚ many people would say that their friends are some of the most important people in

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    Life According to the definition at Google.com‚ the American dream is defined as “the widespread aspiration of Americans to live better than their parents did.”(WordNet) This term is often heard or uttered everyday whether you realize it or not. You typically don’t hear “American dream” everyday but you hear about people’s goals and achievements in life. The American dream has many perspectives. For example‚ the web definition is going to be completely different from a definition of an individual person

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    or wrong type of marriage; that they too strengthen our society. I completely agree that alternative family groupings indeed do strengthen our society because it shows that America can be diverse and that we don’t need to have the "cookie-cutter" definition of a "perfect" family. The point of a marriage is to be a symbol of two people that love each other; regardless of the gender of the couple. But today in our society‚ the government believes that only couples that are a man and woman

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    FREEDOM Freedom. Isn’t that such a beautiful word. A luxurious gift we’ve been given. A feeling many people would like to experience. We have a right as people living in the United States of America to have and experience freedom. But did we ever really take the time to think of what freedom really means and how lucky we are to have such a thing. Freedom has such a great meaning and value to me because I know what it is like to have no freedom. To me freedom is much more than just being able

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    According to Webster’s Dictionary‚ art is “human expression of objects by painting‚ etc” (10). The words “human experience” adds meaning to art. Artists reveal their inner thoughts and feelings through their work. When we study a painting by Salvador Dali‚ the strange objects and the surrealist background portrays the eccentricity of the painter. Some ideas cannot be explained verbally. They can only be shown via a medium. We can get across what is in our minds or our hearts by a stroke of a brush

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