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    think about a child not a adult man. So when George got the responsibility to take care of Lennie. He didn’t see it as a bad thing. He saw it as a way to make a new friend and not being alone anymore. George wasn’t looking at the negatives he was looking at the positives. Which where not only making a new friend but a family member too. George had a every big responsibility taking care of him and Lennie. George was taking care of a child not a adult. Lennie didn’t really know what was wrong and what

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    George Washington George Washington‚ born on February 22‚ 1732 is referred to as the Father of our Country. He was born near Wakefield‚ Virginia. Military arts and Western Expansion were Washington’s biggest interests. George Washington displayed great leadership throughout his involvement in the foundation of the United States. He was a talented military commander. He fought in the the French and Indian War as well as leading the Continental Army to final victory at the Battle of Yorktown in

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    Supermarket chain‚ I decided to make my informative speech on our founder‚ Mr. George Jenkins. George Jenkins was an extraordinary man who lived a wonderful life. He represented the best sense of what used to be called a self-made man. However‚ what many admire most about him‚ he owed to his mother. He often recited a Bible verse he learned from his mother as a child “From everyone who has been given much‚ much will be required.” George Jenkins grew up with a sense of responsibility for sharing the fruits

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    George Gershwin is one of the greatest influences to American music in the 20th century. His compositions can be found throughout the entertainment world‚ ranging from Broadway to motion pictures. Though he had a short career‚ George Gershwin’s music continues to bring inspiration and delight almost sixty years later. On September 26‚ 1898 George Gershwin was born to the Gershowitz family as Jacob Gershowitz. The Gershowitzs’ were an immigrant family that lived in Brooklyn‚ NY at the time. His

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    FILM HEROES SHOULD HAVE NO ROLE IN THE REAL WORLD We all know that movies suspend disbelief and enable you to run off to an escapist paradise‚ but pretty much every movie ever released is grounded in reality. Even fantasy and sci-fi movies. Take out the magic wands and space ships‚ and most of the time you get human stories portrayed realistically. But sometimes‚ events unfold in a movie and you end up muttering out loud “Oh come on. That would never happen in ‘real life’.” No matter how fantastical

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    Vietnam War is one of the most disgraceful periods in American history. Not only did the greatest superpower in the world get bested by an almost third-world nation‚ but we lost badly. Perhaps this war could have been won‚ or even prevented in the first place. The United States could have and should have won this war‚ with a combination of better weapons usage‚ better tactics‚ and better support from their home country. Before the War Even years before the war‚ Vietnam was a hotly disputed territory

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    George Gray "George Gray" is a poem about a man who missed out on many of life’s opportunities because he was so afraid of failure that he did not even try. He passed up love because he was afraid of being hurt‚ ambition because he dreaded all the changes that came with it and sorrow because he feared the pain. The poem begins with "George" staring at his own gravestone and realizing that there was nothing special to be said about him because he had done nothing with his

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    The Judges inquiry- George Notes on George’s character: George loved Lennie and Promised Aunt Clara that he would look after him. Lennie had previously got in trouble. Curley would have got Lennie lynch anyway and he would have done it in a gruesome manner and inflicted pain on him. George wouldn’t have been able to stand there and just watch‚ he took the decision to kill Lennie himself‚ this not being an easy task itself. What he thinks what has happened is that he has underestimated Lennies

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    middle of the night but the matron relented and eventually allowed me to interview inmates at the hospital. Only me‚ though – none of the constable or police aides were allowed that privilege. I think it was to save face but the matron told me I had to have the person I was to interview‚ in the hospital‚ sign a form giving me permission to do so. I agreed to the request but after the first couple of interviews‚ I did away with the time-wasting and unnecessary formality.

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    Introduction George Washington lived sixty-seven years‚ from 1732 to 1799. During his last twenty-four years—more than a third of his life—he was the foremost man in America‚ the man on whom the fate of his country depended more than on any other man. And these were fateful years. From 1775 to 1783—the years of the American War of Independence—Washington was Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army upon whose victory the thirteen colonies depended to secure their separate and equal station

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