all‚ I would like to thank you for the gorgeous gift you sent me for my birthday. You´ve always been such a caring person and you never forget that date. Imagine my surprise when I came from work and noticed that your present was waiting for me at home. It was very lovely of you. I really appreciate the thoughtfulness and effort you put into finding me a wonderful present. You are the ultimate gift giver! It´s been a while since we wrote‚ so I would drop you a line to bring you up to date with what`s
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We say oh‚ arigatou Hey! World is one? Two? Three with you whom I want to thank Hey! World is tomorrow? It continues through the day after tomorrow and two days after tomorrow Vandane wonderful Don’t be shy‚ terima kasih (terima kasih) So we are people‚ Jin-Say! (We’re living a life) Everyday‚ obrigado Danke schön Now‚ our gratitude has started Gracias Flowing into the world Come on Arigatou‚ thank you for…! Hug to the all in the world Xiexie‚ sha-‚ for four thousand years Shake it!
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“Thank You Ma’am” and “Marigolds” are two fictional short stories that focus on two young teens. “Thank You Ma’am” was written by Langston Hughes. He was born February 1‚ 1902 In Joplin‚ Missouri and was an African-American poet‚ social activist‚ novelist‚ playwright and columnist. “Marigolds” was written by Eugenia W. Collier. She was born in 1928 in the city of Baltimore and was an African-American writer and critic. There are many similarities and differences between “Thank You Ma’am” and “Marigolds
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Branch Greetings! Dear Madam: First of all‚ we would like to thank you for accepting us despite the fact that you should not accept trainees. For almost 2 months of our training‚ PNB became our second home and you became our family. We were so blessed to be part of this family and it’s really a great opportunity to work here. Before we go‚ we want you to know how much we have enjoyed our time working here. Thank you for your advice‚ understanding‚ support‚ patience‚ and friendship. We
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At least say thank you” That’s Salih’s favourite saying. My brother always feels that whenever he does good‚ he expects a “thank you”. This makes me question the reasons why we do certain things. Do we expect something in return? What do we expect in return? My dad‚ Salih and I are on our way to do the weekly shopping. Every time my dad let a car pass in front of him‚ or stops for pedestrians to cross or waits behind a learner driver‚ he is thanked for it. All except once‚ and that angers
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Alberto Barreto Final Textual Analysis Essay Caring for the Neighbor In the movie “Thank you for smoking”‚ big companies are seen as having no social responsibility with its consumers and the people that are affected by their products when they clearly know the negative effects and impacts that their products have in society. The big companies in the movie are the ones that belong to the tobacco industry and concentrate in the cigarette business. These companies are shown as not caring for
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Rhetorical Analysis: Thank You for Smoking Becoming more and more prevalent in the American media are anti-smoking and anti-tobacco advertisements. These advertisements attempt to warn the viewers of the harmful effects of smoking cigarettes. This is understandably inconvenient for big-time tobacco companies‚ who profit from cigarette smokers’ addictions. These companies often hire hot shot lobbyists to attempt to publicly protect their product. There is and intended audience with in the movie and
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line and ‘on the bad guy’s team’ style makes for an extremely memorable tale. Aaron Eckhart plays the very comical‚ knowledgeable and oh-so argumentative role of Nick Naylor. Based on the novel by Christopher Buckley‚ Thank You For Smoking’s distinct title contains everything you would want in a movie and more. Nick Naylor is the lobbyist of one of the biggest tobacco companies‚ Big Tobacco. Nick plays the perfect defense‚ a strong‚ very strong offence. His job is to promote cigarettes and tobacco
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To: Digital Managers‚ I want to thank you guys for this past year: I have had a personally rewarding and wonderful time at Pier 59. I have learned so much since my first day‚ and for that I am thankful for having been a part of Pier 59 Digital. Also‚ it has been a pleasure getting to know everyone who has taken the time to show me the ropes at Pier 59 (especially Ian‚ Lauren‚ and Brian): I consider it pure luck for me to have been able to work with some of the coolest‚ and smartest‚ people in
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Our soldiers leave wars in foreign countries only to fight another war at home. David Finkel explores the hidden pain and suffering of war-families and veterans in his book Thank You For Your Service. Finkel‚ winner of the Pulitzer Prize and author of a New York Times Best Book of the Year‚ has spent hours upon hours researching‚ interviewing‚ and simply documenting what a two-decade war does to a soldier and their family. With no specific target audience‚ it is at least suggested those unfamiliar
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