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    the harsh and unforgiving nature of the bush‚ as it shapes the identity and experiences of the protagonist. The emphatic placement of “bush" in” bush all round-bush with no horizon”‚ sets the scene of the outback‚ where the protagonist becomes the “bushwoman”. The alliteration and harsh “t” and “r” sounds of the “thunder rolls and the rain comes down in torrents” visualizes the harsh nature of the storm as representative of the bush. This nature of the bush shapes the protagonists identity as she

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    the Australian bush. ‘The Drover’s Wife’‚ one of Lawson’s short stories‚ is about a woman who lives in the bush with her 4 children while her husband is away for varying‚ prolonged periods of time‚ droving. During this story‚ she is portrayed as a tough‚ determined woman facing many difficult challenges by herself including floods‚ drought and disease. This gives the reader an impression of her courage and strength. Lawson describes the Drover’s wife as a ‘gaunt‚ sun-browned bush woman.’ This

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    [Type text] The virtue of toughness in the face of the Bush ’s harshness is an important aspect of the Australian Legend‚ and central to Henry Lawson ’s short story‚ "Water Them Geraniums." This toughness is made possible by mate ship that is often associated‚ for example in Lawson ’s Mitchell stories‚ with masculinity. In this essay‚ I will argue that Lawson has broadened mate ship to incorporate women who appear to be the frontier of the Bush. Firstly‚ identification of Lawson ’s personal history

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    looking into the past‚ the major turning point occurred in the year 2000. In that year‚ the dynastic candidate George W. Bush was elected president‚ and since has reigned with an iron will to turn the United States into the nation that it is today. Going back to the year 2000‚ the inside facts are plenty. The primary elections chose two candidates: the republican George Bush and the Democrat Al George. From the start‚ this election had epic proportions as tremendous amounts of capital were being

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    Because of Bush’s focus on unilateral actions he began to purposely form a narrow military arrangement. While the Bush administration gained endorsements from all of the major international organisations: UN‚ NATO‚ Organization of American States (OAS) and the EU this however was not to create a multilateral coalition but to make sure America could choose its allies

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    their actions. Public policy is a strong factor in determining whether the defendant’s intoxication can be used to negate the mens rea of a crime. When the accused uses alcohol or drugs to make carrying out the crime easier for them‚ there is no defence of intoxication available. In Attorney General for Northern Ireland v Gallagher‚ Gallagher was charged with murdering his wife. He made the decision to kill his wife while he was sane and sober and subsequently drank a bottle of whiskey to get so

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    no justification on suspicion of shoplifting; however‚ the detention was psychological. Smiley believed that Rocco would physically restrain him if he tried to leave the store. If this tort was brought in court‚ Rocco could use the defence of legal authority. “The defence of legal authority is raised where the defendant claims that a statutory provision authorizes the conduct that would otherwise constitute a tort.” (Kerr‚ 29) Since Rocco is considered a private citizen and not a police officer‚ he

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    Through their eyes Cinema of unease is a genre viewers often find ‘Awkward’ to watch. This is because of the atypical behaviour that viewers are not use to viewing. In the films ‘In My father’s den’ directed by Brad McGann and ‘Heavenly Creatures’ directed by peter Jackson the audience are drawn into this film genre ‘cinema of unease’ it maybe that the unusual behaviour we find rather attention-grabbing. Both films are directed by New Zealanders showing the same effect of brooding and dark themes

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    our mind and in our souls from the day we are born. Intrapersonal intelligence is the ability to understand one’s own feelings and motivations. Sometimes we have a hard time recognizing our self knowledge of our strengths and weaknesses. President Bush is someone who preys on our weaknesses by altering the light and wanting us to believe in him even if it is a lie Spatial Intelligence is the way we perceive and imagine. Spatial Intelligence gives one the

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    In the year 2004‚ elections were being held for a new United States President. The candidates were republican‚ George W. Bush‚ and democrat‚ John Kerry. The film “So Goes the Nation” portrays the strategies each political party did in order to win the election. Both political parties had very different strategies‚ but Bush did an unfair campaign compared to what Kerry did in his. Both political parties held conventions where they will talk to their voters and also have other people represent them

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