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    Okonkwo's Obstacles

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    Everyone in the entire world has obstacles. Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart focuses especially around Okonkwo and his struggles. Achebe demonstrates how people have to change to overcome obstacles but not lose themselves in the process through Okonkwo’s internal conflict‚ the climax in the plot‚ and the tribe’s internal conflict. The theme is developed by highlighting the main reason of Okonkwo’s downfall. Achebe acknowledges‚ “And indeed he was possessed by the fear of his father’s contemptible

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    Overcoming Obstacles

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    Overcoming Obstacles What is life? Life consists of experiences‚ challenges‚ and achievements; all of which are building blocks that essentially create ones path to success. In one’s lifetime they can experience tough and difficult challenges. Sometimes these challenges become unbearable‚ especially when the odds are against you. However‚ going against all odds is something everyone is capable of doing‚ and to overcome these challenges everyone needs to have a “never quit” attitude in life.

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    Knowledge is like a drug‚ the more you gains‚ the more one craves. It’s widely acknowledged that the knowledge is a powerful force‚ which exerted in everyone’s body. Retrospectively‚ from the history and my own experiences‚ knowledge can either enhance life or became destructive. If human beings do not use it properly‚ knowledge may produce an injurious influence in science. What’s more‚ knowledge can perplex adolescent through their growth. However‚ this does not mean that knowledge isn’t significant

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    Overcoming an Obstacle

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    many disadvantages and obstacles that can occur through all people. Though they may be a major set back‚ many people don’t realize that these obstacles can be used to their advantage. Most people encounter an obstacle or disadvantage and give up not knowing it could be turned into something positive. When we are faced with an obstacle‚ we can all roll up our sleeves and find a way to turn the situation good. For example‚ the founder of TOMS‚ Blake Mycoskie turned the obstacle of poverty in many countries

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    Can Knowledge Be A Burden Rather Than A Benefit? There is a serious attention paid to the issue that whether knowledge is a burden rather than a benefit. To all intents and purposes‚ there are various opinions on the issue. In my narrow perspective‚ knowledge is just irrelevant‚ if there’s no knowledge‚ there will be no chance for us to make the world a better place. In the first place‚ knowledge is the base for all our enormous inventions‚ despite the legends such as the electricity or the telescope

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    Obstacles In The Hobbit

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    and company (the dwarves and Gandalf)‚ go on an expedition to the Lonely Mountain‚ and throughout this journey they face many obstacles along the way. Through each obstacle Bilbo is able to outgrow and overcome the situation. Bilbo starts and expedition that later turns into an adventure‚ starting from the Shire‚ to the Lonely Mountain. He however‚ sees adventures as obstacles‚ as he starts out whiny and complains about not being home‚ with all the

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    obstacles to graduate

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    College life can be very difficult for most students. The most challenging part is the transition from high school to college. The student’s attitude‚ appearance‚ and address change; in other words‚ the three A’s. It is really a lot to get used to. All students have the same goal which is to graduate on time. To be a successful college graduate‚ there are many obstacles that must be overcome‚ such as peer pressure‚ time management‚ and responsibility. Peer pressure is a big part of teenagers’

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    Obstacles in Education

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    Obstacles of my education During my first college experience‚ at eighteen years old‚ I truly believed I had too many things taking time away from schoolwork. After all‚ I was busy with a healthy social life‚ a 15 hour a week job driving the beverage cart at a golf course‚ and a boyfriend who lived an hour away. It has been fifteen years since that naïve undergrad first entered college. The social life has become play dates‚ the 15 hour a week part time job has turned into a full time “grown up “

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    Odysseus' Obstacles

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    Odysseus’s Obstacles Epic heroes must overcome obstacles in order to prove themselves true heroes. In The Odyssey by Homer many of the obstacles Odysseus encounters are female‚ monsters‚ and seducers. Odysseus overcomes many female obstacles such as Scylla‚ Circe‚ Sirens‚ and Calypso. Ancient Greeks felt women were dangerous. Things would be different if Odysseus encountered more male obstacles because he would have just fought them and won. Odysseus has many experiences with female

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    Running head: What are emotions? What are Emotions? University of Phoenix Jessika Morgan Emotions are defined as “an affective state of consciousness in which joy‚ sorrow‚ fear‚ hate‚ or the like‚ is experienced‚ as distinguished from cognitive and volitional states of consciousness (Dictionary.com). Emotions are part of our existence as human beings. They are part of what separates us from others. Emotions can be considered to be universal‚ but everyone’s are different. Imagine a world

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