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    How Does Hardy Use Setting in the First Four Phases of Tess of the D’Urbervilles? The setting can completely alter a novel. Ordinarily the careful handling of the setting will not only add a degree of verisimilitude to the novel‚ but also enforce the mood and echo a shift in sensibility. For instance‚ Charles Dickens made no mistake in his setting of ‘The Mystery of Edwin Drood’ in a foggy‚ seaside village. However‚ some authors go further and use the setting to underline the current conditions

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    Sadra Haji Alli Afzali The Advantages and Disadvantages of Living In Countryside Nowadays‚ the sudden increase of population in the cities is one of the most important concerns of our times. Thus‚ families seek to live in a safer and calmer environment. Hence living in the countryside has a lot of advantages‚ but also some disadvantages. To state a few of the advantages‚ we can consider the fact that the countryside

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    Analysis of Setting in "The Lottery"� Setting‚ the time‚ location‚ and objects in which the events of a literary work occur. This important factor is needed to help the reader familiarize himself with what he is reading. Many writers use setting to "establish a realistic background‚ transport us to strange and exotic places‚ or even to create a certain mood"� (Paschal 4). For example‚ setting as described in "The Lottery"� is a small present day town on a clear and sunny summer day. Shirley Jackson

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    Beyond Words: Reflections on Our Journey to Inclusion‚ Is a heartwarming at times heart wrenching story of a mother’s battle to find the proper education for her disabled son. Diane Linder‚ who penned this powerful book is herself an educator who found herself frustrated and constantly let down by the education system in New York and decides to take matters into her own hands rather than allow her son to simply fall through the cracks. The story takes us into Diane’s life where we see a woman who

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      Honorificabilitudinitatibus This 27-letter word coined by Shakespeare‚ in his comedy Love’s Labour’s Lost‚ is a testament to the Bard’s own intralexiconic skills. Meaning “the state of being able to achieve honors‚” the word is the longest one in the English language with alternating consonants and vowels (Take a look for yourself….yep 9.  Antidisestablishmentarianism Containing 28-letters‚ antidisestablishmentarianism is the longest proper word‚ consisting of proper and compatible root and

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    Goal-setting Theory and its Effective Application According to the book Organisational Behaviour on the Pacific Rim (2007)‚ motivation is the “forces within a person that affect his or her direction‚ intensity and persistence of voluntary behaviour in the workplace”. This means that compared to a non-motivated employee‚ a motivated one is willing to consistently (persistence) give more effort to their job (intensity) to achieve the desired goal or goals (direction). Today‚ motivating employees

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    Word Processing Definitions 1. Word Processing--a computerized method of writing‚ editing‚ saving‚ and printing text 2. Text--another name for alphabetical data that was entered 3. Character--any letter‚ number‚ or symbol typed on the keyboard 4. Data--information entered into the computer 5. Word Wrap--letting the computer decide where to end each line (typing text without pushing return at the end of each line) | 6. Document--anything produced on a word processing program 7. Cursor--a

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    Word formation is the process of creating new words. The following word formation processes result in the creation of new words in English: Derivation‚ Back-formation‚ Conversion‚ Compounding‚ Clipping‚ Blending‚ Abbreviations‚ Acronyms‚ Eponyms‚ Coinages‚ Nonce words‚ Borrowing‚ Calquing. The following sections define and exemplify the related word formation processes of derivation and back-formation. Derivation is the word formation process in which a derivational affix attaches to the base

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    could only describe myself with a single word it would have to be a wonderer. I have always lived my life as a free spirit. I do have never been one to stay in a single place for very long. If I stay in one thing for too long I tend to get antsy and long to move on to the next chapter of my life. As a child I was always in the world‚ whether in the city or in nature. I constantly explored what was going on in the world through the news‚ internet‚ from the words of others or just by watching how things

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    Starting a business can be a very difficult‚ and I this economic crisis near impossible task even to the most entrepreneurial minded person out there. Businesses are mainly hard to maintain in the first year of the business as it is said the first 12 months are the hardest to survive and It is said that if the business can survive the first year than they are likely to be able to survive‚ in fact Up to one fifth of the 400‚000 businesses that start up each year fail within the first 12 months of

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