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    We use names simply as a way to organize and differentiate people. However‚ in Two Words by Isabel Allende‚ names symbolize more than individuality and instead represent power‚ strength‚ and courage. Allende uses names to convey a message and even in the first sentence she shows us an example‚ "She went by the name of Belisa Crepusculario‚ not because she had been baptized with that name or given it by her mother‚ but because she herself had searched until she found the poetry of ’beauty’ and ’twilight’

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    In Louder than Words Jenny McCarthy faces many obstacles with her son Evan having autism. Her son was diagnosed with autism when he was two years old ever since Jenny has overcame many obstacles on her journey curing him. She faces many obstacles trying to beat time as she calls it "pulling him out of the time window." In the beginning Jenny remained strong when she noticed something was wrong with Evan. He began seizing repeatedly and the doctors couldn’t give her answers. There are are a

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    disagree with this statement: Actions speak louder then words. Use specific reasons and details to support your answer. From the ancient time‚ by actions‚ human being has been constructed the world. Many wonders around the world are created buy human labor. Also‚ by working‚ human being has made many advancements in many areas. In contrast‚ words sometime are not reliable‚ they do not correspond to work. Therefore‚ I am in agreement that works speak louder than words. My points of view will be

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    Homework for reading week. 750 words. I’m glad I finally told you what happened‚ but don’t be too mad at me‚ Sis‚ okay? It wasn’t my fault! Okay‚ okay‚ not entirely my fault. But you can say nothing to me cause you cheated on him too‚ so… and you don’t really love him‚ do you? Oi! How long are you gonna stay in the bathroom?! I need to go to toilet! Come on! Hurry up! Do you hear me? You know‚ Sam’s got a crush on you. Yes he does‚ I can tell you that! You two would make a great couple

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    Hamlet states ‘I will speak daggers to’ Gertrude. To what extent do you agree that Hamlet’s words are stronger than his actions? As the protagonist of a Shakespearean tragedy Hamlet has to avenge his father’s ‘cold’ murder. Evidently this is not a role he fully embraces in the opening acts of the play and this is arguably his “tragic flaw” - Aristotle; inability to take physical action as a result of deep thought. As a Renaissance man this is perhaps no surprise as such men were educated in

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    Words Hurt More Than Actions No person should be allowed to verbally harass another. It is wrong to bully someone and say they did it because of their strong moral or religious belief. If they have something to tell another person it should be something their doing wrong‚ like if they stole something‚ and not because of how the person is (sexual orientation‚ religion‚ etc.). Michigan should not of have passed this bill because verbal abuse is worse than physical abuse. The state is practically

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    scene‚ the words of the characters become more important than what the audience sees because the diction of the words emphasizes the strong mood and feelings amongst the characters. The strong words of the characters present a dramatic impact on the audience and its readers. Cornwall says‚ “Bind fast his corky arms.” Cornwall uses the words corky because Gloucester is an aging man and his skin is old and withered. His words convey animosity towards Gloucester which condones his actual actions. Regan

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    Actions are louder than words; which is how the common phrase goes. Except‚ that wasn’t true in my case. I am not a person who looks for fights or finds reasons to get outraged. I usually have a strong opinion about things‚ but I’m not one to usually voice them for all to hear either. There have definitely been times where I kick myself for not speaking up or taking a stand but I’d rather regret the few times I didn’t say anything then having to back up my opinions with actions. Actions can send

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    important in creative nonfiction as it is in fiction. You need to have a plan before you actually sit down to write. You don’t want to ramble. This is as annoying in a writer as it is in a public speaker. You need to make sense of all the materials you have gathered. Some writers actually do outlines‚ which serve as blueprints for their essays or narratives. At the very least‚ they help the writer to focus‚ to be coherent. We generally think of structure in architectural terms. We speak of a blueprint

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    A definition is an explanation of a thing that sets it apart from all others. The name of the thing or idea precedes the definition but cannot be a part of it. You cannot explain a term by simply repeating it. You must find other words. The formal definition contains the following parts: 1. The term that names the thing or idea. 2. The class or category to which the term belongs (for instance‚ copper can be grouped with “metals”) 3. The characteristics of the term that set it

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