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    Since the beginning of complex life. Humans had a key role with genetics. For hundreds of generations genes were passed down. You get these genes from your parents then from their parents and so forth. Your identity is given to you because of cultural diffusion and the mix of race‚ ethnicity and genetics from your ancestors. So‚ before your life there was cultural diffusion for hundreds of years due to this every ethnicity/race mixed. Critics may say‚ your identity is created by you because you

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    and the poor are dreaming; everyone wants a piece of fame and fortune from the economic boom. But by doing so‚ the people now had a greater disregard for each other. When F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote the novel of The Great Gatsby‚ he wanted to capture the essence of this decade: materialism. To seize this moment‚ Fitzgerald revolved his story’s plot (the crooked people who live in the Egg) and characters (the false people of the Egg) around this appalling trait‚ and concluded his book with the overall

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    George Wilson is honest and hard working‚ trying to achieve the American dream through owning his own business. Though Wilson and Gatsby have similar backgrounds‚ they have dramatically different resulting careers and lifestyles. Gatsby is extremely wealthy while achieving wealth through dishonest and illegal methods‚ while Wilson runs his own business‚ attempting‚ to be honest‚ yet struggling to have his business continue to run‚ proved by Wilson saying‚ “When are you going

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    writers portray one of the sexes as superior to the other‚ and the opposite sex must prove themselves to their superior. Some of the modernist writers who demonstrate this battle in their writing include James Thurber‚ Earnest Hemingway‚ and F. Scott Fitzgerald. James Thurber is well known for his common theme of the battle of the sexes in his cartoons‚ short stories‚ and playwrights. In many of his pieces Thurber depicts an overbearing wife who is constantly tearing the husband down‚ or has most of the

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    extraordinary novel‚ The Great Gatsby‚ written by F. Scott Fitzgerald‚ tells the story of Jay Gatsby‚ a wealthy young man. Known for his mysterious past and inconceivable amount of money‚ Gatsby is able to host several extravagant parties in his gothic mansion. Many characters in the novel represent each aspect of the Roaring Twenties. Introducing many characters who all seem to cause conflict with each other‚ the main character Fitzgerald sets the entire book over is Jay Gatsby. Gatsby is first shown

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    Describe a person Viscous and scary when angry‚ but my granddad is the kindest‚ generous and trustworthy ma I know. Santa Claus is like his twin‚ they are so alike: big beer belly; kind and gentle-like a little baby lamb; and old. His bright ginger hair is like a great big bonfire on bonfire night‚ or a pumpkin on Halloween. Matching his hair‚ his beard is as rough and sharp as Velcro. At summer or at Christmas time (when I go visit and stay with him)‚ he always has something to tell me‚ whether

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    Edward Wilson wrote Half Earth: Our Plants Fight for Life as a way to propose a solution to a crisis plaguing the earth at this very moment. He separates his work into three parts: The Problem‚ The Real Living World‚ and The Solution. While Wilson does set the stage for why a solution is needed‚ his solution does not live up to the stage that was set‚ as it does not appear to be realistic. He does not describe exactly how something like this would even begin to happen. It’s easy to just give ideas

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    In the novel The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald‚ the post-war American society is depicted through the protagonist Nick Carraway’s eyes. The book was published in 1925 and is set in 1922. One of its major themes is the American Dream which is shown throughout the story. In 1922‚ the post-war society is focused on having fun hence the “Roaring twenties” and thee “Age of Wonderful Nonsense”. Nick Carraway does not belong to any group or stereotype and is exposed to different surroundings and different

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    YORKSHIRE ARTIST WINS INTERNATIONAL AWARD FOR TEXTILES ART Sally Wilson has been awarded the prestigious Hand & Lock Prize for Embroidery in Textile Art; the internationally acclaimed award for creative and innovative stitch work. The Prize was established in 2000 by the embroidery atelier Hand & Lock who has kept fashion houses‚ the British Military‚ the Royal Family and celebrities such as Michael Jackson in some of the finest embroidered detail for the last 247 years. The Prize was created

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    F. Scott Fitzgerald Francis Scott Fitzgerald’s life is an example of both sides of the American Dream‚ the joys of young love‚ wealth and success‚ and the tragedies associated with success and failure. Named for another famous American‚ a distant cousin who authored the Star Spangled Banner‚ Fitzgerald was born in St. Paul Minnesota on September 24‚ 1896. The son of a wicker furniture salesman (Edward Fitzgerald) and an Irish immigrant with a lot of money (Mary McQuillan)‚ Fitzgerald grew up in

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