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    Carol Ann Duffy

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    Carol Ann Duffy is a time traveller. Her poetry frequently steps to one side of an experience and redraws its ostensible shape‚ smudging away at any exclusive edges‚ so that the supposed fixity of an experience or relationship becomes more plastic‚more malleable. I love this creativity in Duffy‚ this capacity for the ‘what if’ or ‘reframe’ in Carol Ann Duffy. For like all great writers‚ she is prepared to renegotiate experience and the past. She believes in resurrection through remembrance‚ and

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    Ann Taylor Swot

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    AN Ann Taylor was founded by Robert Liebeskind‚ son of a high-class dressmaker‚ and dates back to 1954. At the time Ann Taylor was a bestselling dress design that was gifted to Robert by his father for good luck. The design of this dress brought to life the “well-dressed woman” and the Ann Taylor legacy was born. Robert Liebeskind opened his first Ann Taylor store in New Haven‚ Connecticut where the first wave of new stores opened primarily in eastern college towns. Then in 1977‚ Liebeskind sold

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    Karen Ann Quinlan

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    staff‚ Karen Ann was taken off the life support. To everyone’s surprise‚ she continued breathing on her own. Karen Ann was relocated to Morris View Nursing Home in June 1976 where she lived for another nine years before dying on June 11‚ 1985 from pneumonia. Julia Quinlan recalled how hard it was for her to watch her daughter slowly die for 10 years. The case of Karen Ann Quinlan became extremely public. During time of her coma‚ there was a movie made and a few books written. Karen Ann became a “Right-to-die

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    well at least it does for 20 year old Mason Lee Childress. Since the begging of our relationship he has had no problem showing how terrified he is of spiders. Regardless of their size‚ they could be no bigger than a bottle cap‚ and he’d still run the other way when coming across one. I’ve asked him how long he’s had this fear towards spiders‚ and he began to explain how he wasn’t always afraid of them until he was around 6 or 7 and blames his sibling for it. Mason believes that it was Cody his older

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    the mere age of seven‚ second grade Chataquoa Nicole Mason wrestled with this thought too‚ when asked by her teacher. The now 41 year old middle class citizen wasn’t raised with as much privilege and ease as most of us had. Tended to by teenage parents struggling with poverty‚ Mason was neglected of the luxuries some of her peers possessed‚ including food. After an incredibly burdensome childhood‚ and an even more strenuous teenage life‚ Mason made the life altering decision to relocate from living

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    Ann Petry: the Wind

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    In the excerpt from Ann Petry’s The Street‚ Lutie Johnson’s resistance to the city and the surrounding area of 110th street is shown through explicit imagery and personification of the wind. Petry is able to establish the obstacles of understanding a new place that may seem dark and harsh. . Petry again personifies the wind“fingering its way along the curb” and trying to discourage the people walking along the street” to further show the constant chaos that exists within the Urban

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    Wedding and Ann Duffy

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    Havisham A poem in which the speaker’s personality is gradually revealed is "Havisham" by Carol Ann Duffy. The poem is delivered in the persona of Miss Havisham‚ a character from Charles Dickens’ novel‚ "Great Expectations". In the poem‚ Miss Havisham was cruelly stood-up on her wedding day by her fraudster fiancé‚ and as a result she stopped all the clocks‚ stayed in her wedding dress and left the wedding banquet out for decades. Miss Havisham’s bitter and violent personality is revealed

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    Ann Mcclintock Propaganda

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    22/101 Soto‚ Rigoberto McClintock‚ “Propaganda Techniques” In the article “Propaganda techniques in today’s advertising”‚ Ann McClintock tells us that advertisement is a form of brainwashing that is willingly absorbed by its “victims”. The author begins by stating that propaganda’s goal is to persuade the audience in order to convince it of a certain message regardless of its credibility. In the second part of the article‚ McClintock describes the different types of propaganda

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    named Liam and Mason in Boston during the 1700s. They were inseparable since birth and were both very compassionate. They always volunteered‚ or willingly stepped forward‚ to help anyone. They would even approach‚ or move toward‚ people and ask if they needed assistance with anything. However‚ a big issue came in their paths that changed their lives forever. Liam was a loyalist‚ or an American colonist who remained loyal to Britain and opposed the war for independence. While Mason was a patriot

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    Ann Petry: The Street

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    Deanna Graves AP Literature Period 3 Ms. Guy October 4‚ 2010 The Street In the novel The Street by Ann Petry‚ there is an antagonist relationship between the main character‚ Ludie Johnson‚ and the wind that is terrorizing the city. Petry establishes the wind as an antagonist in the novel to show how the environment is affecting the daily lives of the residents of 116th Street by use of literary devices. The conflict with the wind is a daily occurrence in which every resident of 116th Street

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