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    In the novel‚ The Awakening by Kate Chopin‚ Edna is a married woman who abandons her family to achieve her goal of having freedom. The first part of the novel takes place in the Grand Isle‚ where she meets friends like Adele Ratignolle‚ Mademoiselle Reisz‚ and Robert. While at the Grand Isle Edna awakens to the fact that nobody can posses her while she was swimming. Robert and Edna have a very close relationship where the two of them are hanging around each other for a long period of time. Robert

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    society from resorting to violence and wanton destruction is through organized religious practices.  These give expression to their emotions and relieve their tension. In Nigeria‚ her large population that contributes to the national development is faced with many economic‚ political and social problems such as: non payment of salary‚ poor maintenance of the dilapidated roads which cause holdup‚ lack of good water supply‚ food‚ diseases‚ and lack of electricity supply and hike in fuel price.  They

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    Investigating Specific Environments Abstract: The thing that I did was analyze soil to see if bacteria could live in that environment. The reason why I did it was because I wanted to find out where in the environment bacteria and fungi can live. In order to do my study I had to collect a sample of soil and put it in a dish. After I did that I could look at it underneath a microscope. I found that bacteria did in fact live in the soil so the soil was a sustainable environment for the bacteria

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    free to use on the Internet are designed for native speakers and have not been developed as activities for second and foreign language learning‚ I propose that they can be effectively used as activities for a content-based approach to English for Specific Purposes (ESP) instruction. In this article I will describe the benefits of a content-based approach to ESP‚ examine how WebQuests can be integrated into a content-based ESP syllabus‚ analyse the different types of WebQuests suitable for ESP teaching

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    and Question Thesis Statement Rationale/ aim Introduction What were the problems faced by the Sugar Industry affect the British West Indies? Labour Capital Technology Free Trade Conclusion Bibliography Area of Research Adjustments to Emancipation Research Topic and Question Topic: Problems faced by the Sugar Industry in the British West Indies specifically Jamaica. Research Question: The problems faced by the Sugar Industry affected the British West Indies during the period of 1838-1876

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    “A riot is the language of the unheard.” - Martin Luther King Jr ‘Arab Awakening’ or ‘Arab Spring’‚ which occurred on 18 December 2010‚ may be regarded as the most recent and burning issue of the contemporary political events since the predominance of news‚ reports and research over this topic in the year 2011. This huge revolutionary wave in Arab World had given a specific attention when all its happenings were published fully and regularly by the mass media along with the undivided attention

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    me‚ Edna does not fit the conventional role of a woman during the 19th century. She does not epitomize the “Mother-women” character that she is suppose to be and although she loves her children dearly‚ she would never sacrifice her identity and worth for them‚ “I would give up the unessential; I would give my money‚ I would give my life for my children; but I wouldn’t give myself” (Chopin). In the beginning of the novella she would some what listen to her husband command‚ but as her awakening progress

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    Introduction: The importance of education is best driven by the Chinese proverb that says: "If you want to think one year ahead‚ plant rice If you want to think 10 years ahead‚ plant trees But if you want to think 100 years ahead‚ give education to people." Education plays an important role for every individual. India is the world’s second large densely populated country. We have a huge manpower. If we make use of this manpower for betterment of the society‚ India will definitely shine with

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    Pd 4 Mrs. Holland Barred Individuality: Breaking Free of Relations in Kate Chopin’s The Awakening In the 1800’s and for many years prior‚ women were born with an already accepted and expected role in society. Women were not permitted to work and were limited to the home‚ and domestic duties. They were expected to dismiss their wants and/or needs‚ and to put their families’ before themselves. Though faced with so many restrictions‚ many women did not‚ in fact‚ feel as if they were under any restraints

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    \ Estes 1 Kaylee Estes Mrs. Douglass AP Literature 21 April‚ 2010 The documentary Baby Faced Bodybuilders follows three teenagers of ages 17‚15‚ and 13 and vividly captures their routines and motives for bodybuilding obsession. The documentary uses emotional appeal to draw in an audience of all ages and reveal motivation to stop underage bodybuilders and their harmful and deleterious life routines. Interviews with the teens‚ as well as their friends and family‚ involve the audience’s

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