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    is unable to control their fate. A primary example of an occurrence of fate transpired in the life of Alice Walker‚ the youngest child in an impoverished sharecropping family‚ when she was shot in her right eye with a BB gun and was forced to lie about the accident. Due to the injury‚ Walker would become blind in the right eye. For years‚ a blob left on her eye by the gun pellet forced Walker to lower her head and constantly be pestered by her classmates‚ teachers‚ and even close relatives. Six years

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    not taken it because she feared that she was going to fail. I believe it is important to be completely honest and have integrity while working in an audit firm. If Walker lied about not taking the exam‚ she easily could have lied about other “small” things. However‚ if it was me in Vaughn’s position‚ I would have also fired Walker. A recently hired accountant to the firm should always be telling the truth no matter what. Members of the firm should have complete honesty with one another and a

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    All individuals in the hierarchy need to be trusted to perform the audit to the best of their ability. If I were Vaughn my main concern would be that I couldn’t trust Walker to do honest work. As seen later in the audit‚ Vaughn had to trust her staff to stay behind and work on the audit unsupervised. How would I know if Walker actually performed the test procedures or just simply filled in the blanks with numbers similar to the prior years work papers. I may have asked Roberts if there was somebody

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    The Loss of the Creature: Photography and Sovereignty Control. Power. Self-agency. Walker Percy tackles these concepts and more in his article The Loss of the Creature. Percy presents his argument using phrases including “a loss of sovereignty”‚ “symbolic complex”‚ and “packaging”. Many advocates of Percy’s argue that photography can only result in a further loss of sovereignty using Percy’s arguments; however‚ there are times this isn’t the case. Nature photography does not always result in a loss

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    The Loss of the Creature Walker Percy expresses his perspective about the world in various ways. He connects his examples by making them one after another giving symbolic as losing and achieving your goal. Percy tells true experiences with people if they would ignore all the negativity and get rid of it all‚ life would be much better. On another hand‚ loss of sovereignty is what is explained by how people make situations gather up to the symbolic complex with their minds. Percy starts off with

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    Packaged‚ Formulated‚ and Filtered In “The Loss of the Creature‚” Walker Percy describes how the modern society presents packaged experience to people and how the true values of experience via confrontation is being ruined because of that “preformed complex” (460). The travelers these days in the Grand Canyon will not see the same values and beauty that Garcia López de Cárdenas did‚ because they already pre-experienced the values of the Grand Canyon via “appropriated symbolic complex”; Percy describes

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    In “The Flowers” by Alice Walker‚ she portrays the main character’s loss of innocence through symbolism. Myop starts off as a girl that is oblivious to the harsh reality and at the end of the short story‚ she is more aware of her surroundings. She matures due to her experience. Flowers and summer symbolize both innocence and how she gains experience. Symbols of being naive and unmindful are used throughout the short story. “She was ten‚ and nothing existed for her but her song‚ the stick clutched

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    Pattern A focus functional pattern presented itself after the interview process. The Lake family describes their nutritional consumption as being healthy and nutritious. However‚ there is concern for Mr. Lake. He presents with a recent 15 pound weight loss with in the last 6 months‚ despite increasing his eating times and quantities. A family physician was consulted‚ a thorough health screening completed with no disorder or condition uncovered. Mrs. Lake

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    LOU PAI Pai was born in Nanjing‚ China and came to the United States at the age of two. Pai obtained both his B.S. and M.S. in economicsfrom the University of Maryland‚ College Park‚ where his father was a mathematics professor. A mathematics whiz‚ he was instrumental in getting Enron into the trading business. Between May 18‚ 2001 and June 7‚ 2001‚ Pai sold 338‚897 shares of Enron stock and exercised Enron stock options that put another 572‚818 shares on the open market. At the time‚ the shares

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    wanted to be a doctor. More accurately‚ my mother raised me to be a doctor. In a thousand ways‚ some subtle and some not so subtle‚ my mother implanted the idea that the sole calling worthy of the name was that of the physician. I do not use that word ’’calling’’ lightly. For my mom‚ physicians -- those masters of the cabalistic mysteries of universes seen and unseen -- were not only the most richly endowed among us‚ but they would‚ accordingly‚ be richly rewarded both in this life and the hereafter

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