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    An Eternal Marriage: Analysis of Rudyard Kipling’s “The Bridegroom” During the First World War‚ death was a constant threat. Soldiers faced it every day in the trenches‚ and more succumbed to it. Rudyard Kipling’s Epitaphs of War represents the impact those deaths had across much of the world. “The Bridegroom” exposes the last thoughts of a dying soldier through an extended metaphor‚ personification and tone. First of all‚ the title and first stanza reveal that the speaker‚ a young soldier‚ is

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    The Jungle Book made it a three-peat‚ and managed to fend off a slew of new contenders – before it hands off the reigns to its fellow Disney counterpart‚ Captain America: Civil War‚ next week. Plenty of predictions thought Disney’s The Jungle Book would be a hit – but with an additional $42.4 million this weekend‚ it sends the heavy praised film into a new stratosphere. On the domestic front‚ The Jungle Book has put together an impressive $252 million assault‚ thus bringing its worldwide total

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    continent. This race of empires had many motivations‚ both economic and political. Many people had differing opinions on this surge of imperialism‚ some the most significant being J. A. Hobson‚ a British social critic and author of Imperialism‚ Rudyard Kipling‚ and Indian born newspaper correspondent‚ poet‚ and author of The White Man’s Burden‚ Frederick Lugard‚ a British soldier‚ imperial administrator‚ and author of The Scramble for Africa‚ and Albert Beveridge‚ an American historian‚ representative

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    vestigatory Project “ Kaymito Leaves Decoction as Antiseptic Mouthwash ” INVESTIGATORY PROJECT “ KAYMITO LEAVES DECOCTION AS ANTISEPTIC MOUTHWASH ” Submitted by: Ronnel S. Pinote I- INTRODUCTION A. Background of the study As an effective mouthwash is one that does not only make the breath fresh but also serves as an antiseptic. It should not s Premium1151 Words5 Pages Kaimito Leaves Decoction as Antiseptic Mouthwash Kaymito Leaves Decoction as Antiseptic Mouthwash By: Corinne Gabriela Vera P

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    Dear Young Athletes Being an athlete is all about staying healthy‚ and making sure your body is capable of doing the sport that you do. Keeping the body healthy will let you have the energy and stamina you need to have a good performance. Also practicing and training your body to maintain a good body weight is also a healthy way to keep your body intact. But then there’s people who try to get pass the practicing and training and try to find another way to stay fit. That other way is called

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    A Coincidental Bond The relationship between the book To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee‚ and the poem If by Rudyard Kipling is astonishingly similar. Although If was published nearly 140 years before the publishing of To Kill A Mockingbird‚ many readers have come to the conclusion that If was written based on To Kill A Mockingbird. However‚ when discovering the dates that each of the pieces were published‚ it is found that the bond between the two are just mere coincidences. Characters such as

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    It’s a Jungle Out There Upton Sinclair’s novel‚ The Jungle‚ gives a heart breaking portrayal of the hardships faced by the countless poverty stricken foreign laborers in the slaughter houses of Chicago. In the early 1900’s‚ strikes‚ riots‚ labor unions‚ and new political parties arose across the country. The government‚ with its laissez-faire attitude‚ allowed business to consolidate into trusts‚ and with lack of competition‚ into powerful monopolies. These multi-million dollar monopolies were

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    there was only a basis of truth” . With Roosevelt’s remarkable denunciation‚ it is valid for the reader to question the descriptions in The Jungle. Conversely however‚ and perhaps eyebrow raising given his hostile stance on the book‚ Roosevelt used The Jungle and its descriptions to push through “The Pure Food act” and the “Meat Inspection act” of 1906 . In effect starting what we know today as the Food and Drugs Administration. The most powerful‚ legislatively body in healthcare today. Equally whilst

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    In the story‚ “Rikki-Tikki-Tavi” by Rudyard Kipling; a mongoose named Rikki-Tikki lived in a borrow but one day a high summer flood washed him and his family out of it. Sometime later he woke up hearing a boy saying “here’s a dead mongoose‚ let’s have a funeral.”‚ his mother said‚ “no let’s take him inside and dry him-him perhaps he is not dead.”Next‚ the warmed him and gave him a little bit of food. After that‚ he decided to stay at the house and find out more. All night Rikki-Tikki checked out

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    United States is a country of immigrants and reconstruction. For many years Americans worked very hard to improve the country’s image and to gain superiority among neighbor countries within the years. “The Jungle”‚ wrote by the American journalist Upton Sinclair tells the story of a poor family that immigrated to the city of Chicago in order to improve their financial economy. However‚ due to life conditions and lack of money their chances of surviving during the Industrial Revolution became minimum

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