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    to the hospital. To her families’ horror‚ the Government officials take Kay away as part of the Stolen Generation. In another scene Cynthia and Gale (cousins) vist Kay in Melbourne to inform her that they are going to Vietnam to perform for the soldiers. Instead of welcoming them‚ Kay comments with racial judgements like ‘If it’s money you need‚ I can’t help you’ and ‘you should act your age not your colour.’ Initially Kay values fitting into white society more than sticking to her roots. She

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    Sarah Kay Poem Analysis

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    Nowhere is this more evident then in the poem Hands. When Kay personifies hands she conveys how they can be used for peace or war‚ but that they were not meant to be symbols of evil and were instead created for love; the main theme of her poem. Kay portrays the theme of love through symbolically holding her own hands‚ "Fingers interlocked like a beautiful accordion of flesh" (Hands) or "a zipper of prayer" (Hands). In the poem Forest Fires‚ Kay uses various examples of personification and metaphors

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    The Tenth of The Ten The Hebrew Bible gives two lists of the ten commandments‚ one in Exodus and the second in Deuteronomy. Many of the faiths that stem from Judaism follow the guidelines given by these fundamental sets of rules‚ also known as the Decalogue. Despite the common origination‚ the Ten Commandments have been changed or molded to represent the core principles specific to religions such as Christianity. The common operation for each faith is to have a set list for the Ten Commandments. Unlike

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    The Ten Commandments ENG225: Introduction to Film Instructor‚ Anna Morrison December 12‚ 2011 The Ten Commandments The movie the author would like to critique is probably one of the greatest movies of all time. The movie is The Ten Commandments‚ starring Charlton Heston‚ Yul Brenner‚ and Cecil B. DeMille. If the author were a real critic like Gene Siskel‚ and Roger Ebert‚ she would give this movie two thumbs up. The author will probably be giving her‚ interpretation of this movie all the

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    Nine Ten

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    shown in the play‚ "Nine Ten‚" by Warren Leight‚ a group of people awaiting on jury duty give out commotion on why they shouldn’t be there. These people try to give out reasons why they should go back to their normal lives instead of doing this. Many think jury duty is a way of putting others through annoying and compensated work . In reality‚ jury duty isn’t as bad and it’s a great way of serving our country in many different aspects. The jurors think everything is going bad with their lives just

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    In Ten Years

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    Catherine (Kate) Rudolph What I Hope To Accomplish Ten Years from Now In ten years‚ I hope to have made my dreams‚ my reality. I have always strived to achieve what I want most in life. As I get older‚ however‚ I realize what I want in life has changed greatly from year to year. What I wanted out of life at 15 had changed drastically by the time I turned 25. At 35‚ I scoffed at the unrealistic notions I had planned for myself as a teenager. Now‚ at the age of nearly 45‚ I have found

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    Ten Commandments of Effective Communication Business Communications for Managers Everything we do is communication. Without communication we will not be able to interact in a civilized manner. Without communication we will not be able to create modern societies. Without communication we would not be able to create prosperity for ourselves. Without communication we would not be able to construct organizations necessary for the reproduction of material wealth. Communication

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    Toned In Ten

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    Toned in Ten 10 minutes a day and make you fit and young Workout programs are now flooded in the market as people have growing desire to lead a healthier lifestyle. Improper workout may turn out the opposite. It may not only be boring‚ but hurt your joints or even fasten your aging process in some way. Tone in Ten is a program designed that use simple moves to reach better results. What can Toned in Ten bring you? Toned in Ten is a program designed by Erin Nelson. Erin Nelson is a physical therapist

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    Founded in 1962‚ Mary Kay (marykay.com) has about 1.8 million consultants selling its cosmetics and fragrances in 34 countries. In 2008‚ the company had about $2.4 billion in wholesale sales. As a company that has based its reputation on personal contacts through door-to-door visits and home gatherings‚ one might think that Mary Kay would not benefit from EC. Actually‚ the opposite is true. Currently‚ more than 95 percent of Mary Kay’s independent salespeople place orders via the Internet.

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    mother discovered she was pregnant and decided to give up the child. Kay was then adopted by a white Glaswegian couple with a strong commitment to radical politics. As Kay grew up she also began to identify herself as lesbian. Kay’s writings reject easy platitudes and challenge readers to reject normative ideas of racial‚ sexual‚ and national identity. Although a poem like "The Adoption Papers" clearly stems from her autobiography‚ Kay uses biography as a starting ground from which to explore the broader

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