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    I stood up and cheered as the announcer announced my son’s name over the loudspeakers. I knew nothing about football‚ but I did know that a touchdown was an accomplishment. This was Ty’s first game on varsity. He had worked so hard for that spot on the team‚ he deserved it‚ and now it was paying off. I pulled out my phone and saw the three texts left by my husband. I slide and replied. He wasn’t going to be here‚ he was not supportive of Ty’s football career‚ citing brain damage as a good reason

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    I can sacrifice myself for my daughter but probably not for my wife.” This was what my college professor said the other day jokingly. He was obviously highlighting the fact that he loves his daughter very much‚ though‚ to me‚ it was an instant shock. I always believed that marital love is eternal and perfect. Doesn’t a marriage start by promising eternal love? Isn’t it even considered as a sin if you break the vow? I have come to think recently that my view on marriage is just an idealised imagination

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    IF I SEE A GHOST ARE MY SENSES TO BLAME? To complement the full apprehension of the terms which will be used throughout this argument‚ a number of meanings taken from The Lexicon Webster Dictionary is provided: GHOST The soul or spirit of a dead person. A disembodied spirit. HALLUCINATION (psy) an apparent perception‚ as by sight or hearing‚ for which there is no real external cause‚ as distinguished from illusion ILLUSION A false impression or belief. False perception

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    Patrick Silva AP Lit Period 4 Mr. Schmitz October 11‚ 2012 How I Met My Husband Thesis Paper The theme of Alice Munro’s story “How I met my Husband” is Social expectations mold individual circumstances. Edie‚ a fifteen year old housemaid in the lower class of society has qualities and talents that demonstrate a skill set of aristocracy. "Have a house without pie‚ be ashamed until you die" is a quoted statement that Edie ’s mother used to say to her that Mrs. Peebles was not very familiar

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    Why I Like My School

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    I study in Cambridge School which is one of the best schools of London. It has a stone building. It has all facilities a good school should have-well furnished classrooms‚ laboratories‚ library and playground.  As we enter the school‚ there is a playground to our left and a small garden to our right. When we enter the building‚ the Principal’s room and the office room are to the left and the staff room to the right side. These are well furnished. There are thirty four classrooms. Our labs are

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    been followed or believed. It is a rather silly example‚ but I think of the mother who always cuts the ends off the roast before putting it in the roasting pan to cook. When her daughter asks her why she cuts off the ends of the roast‚ the mother says she does it because her mother did it. When the daughter asks her grandmother to clarify the tradition of cutting off the the ends of the roast‚ the grandmother gives a very simple explanation: I cut off the ends of the roast because that is the only way

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    Alice Munro published “How I Met My Husband” in her book Something I’ve Been Meaning to Tell You (1974). Told from the first-person point of view‚ the story layers the voice of the fifteen-year-old Edie‚ working as a “hired girl” in the house of the comparatively wealthy Peebles family‚ with that of the adult Edie‚ now happily married and wiser than she was as a teenager. Edie’s voice is colloquial and friendly‚ keenly aware of its audience. In this way‚ the story celebrates the art of storytelling

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    youth. The media haves a negative impact to our society by promoting a lot of things that should not be shown or heard. I’m Going deeper on this research to see how the society is being influence by the negative events that is going on around the world. I feel that the media now can show a lot of things that can really prevent others from being successful. So the main question will be‚ why this topic is important? This topic is very important because everything we watch is now making other people

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    Am I My Brother’s Keeper? Patterns of Leadership in Zimbabwe When you want to discover the root of murder you go to the village and interview the blacksmith who invented the machete‚ African proverb Contemporary leaders in Zimbabwe were once freedom fighters. They were also called guerrillas‚ sons and daughters of the soil. They waged a rancorous armed struggle in the mid-1970s culminating in the birth of a new nation‚ Zimbabwe. This armed struggle was dubbed the Second Chimurenga (uprising)‚ the

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    - - - - - - - - - - - - Around the world people love. They live for love‚ they write for love‚ the sing‚ eat‚ cook‚ die and kill‚ they breathe for love (ForumNetwork‚ 2009). People has been wondering all along why is this feeling so intense‚ for sure it is universal‚ there is no culture in this planet that does not have love (ForumNetwork‚ 2009). This essay will only talk about romantic love were sexuality and attraction are involved. Romantic love‚ is one of the most powerful energies on earth (ForumNetwork

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