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    The American Dream As James Truslow Adams wrote in his novel “The Epic of America”‚ he states "The American Dream is that dream of a land in which life should be better and richer and fuller for everyone‚ with opportunity for each according to ability or achievement”. Also in many people’s opinion it means‚ working hard to accomplish your dreams‚ protecting your country‚ and making others happy through happiness of your own. Although the American dream may be achieved through many different forms

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    eye movement (REM) phase when limb muscles are temporarily paralyzed. Dreams throughout REM tend to be more bizarre and vivid than those happening during other stages of sleep. Although dreaming has been widely investigated‚ we still cannot answer exactly what its purpose is. It exists a wide variety of theories from different fields that tries to explain why we dream. There are several neurobiological theories about why we dream. The continual activation theory suggest that dreaming is used to process

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    Dreams and it types Introduction Dreams are among the myriad mysteries of Nature which still stay unraveled and hidden from the light of discovery and openness. Dreams have no definition to characterize them‚ nor do they have any definite identity. They are always there in all our lives‚ but they are still like a stranger‚ unknown and questioned! Some attribute dreams as a channel which let away all such elements of the mind which lay trap in darkness‚ while we are conscious. They may be regarded

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    was low in almost every household. This pushed Fitzgerald’s favorite topic of a poor boy becoming rich into the American public. Dexter‚ the main character in “Winter Dreams” went from being an average boy that was living a good life to a rich man because of the love he had for a wealthy girl named Judy Jones. Through‚ “Winter Dreams” Fitzgerald explained the major events of his own life. Although many critics believed that Fitzgerald had a great talent in writing and he lived a great life‚ some believe

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    American Dream as easily accessible as it was before? The American Dream is essentially “making it” in the United States. This dream differs from everyone‚ but it is always going to be one of the main reasons immigrants move to the United States. America does provide the American Dream to the “tired‚ the poor and the huddled masses” due to it being very capable of reaching now‚ and the fact that it is easier to get into America as of today. The first reason America still provides the American Dream to

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    Describe your organization‚ including your mission. In other words‚ tell us what you do. Since 1985‚ Urban Dreams has been providing Des Moines’ inner city and Central Iowa with a wide range of human service programs in a comfortable and non-threatening environment. Just as the problems that plague the inner city continue to evolve‚ Urban Dreams continues to change to meet them. Urban Dreams offers programs that are in tune to the unique issues affecting Polk County’s economically depressed areas

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    The American Dream [Name of the Writer] [Name of the Institution] The American Dream Introduction The American dream can be defined as equality of opportunity and freedom that allows all U.S. residents reach their goals in life only with their effort and determination. Today‚ this idea first expressed in 1931 by James Truslow Adams‚ refers to that prosperity depends on your skills and your work‚ and not in a rigid social hierarchy‚ although the meaning of the phrase has changed throughout

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    A Dreamer’s Take on the American Dream America: the land of the free and the home of the brave. When I set out to define America‚ I realized that it couldn’t be defined in one small sentence. America is known for obesity‚ lack of educational content when compared to the international education standards and being hypocritical of being free to all. However‚ America is so much more than that; that is an incredibly pessimistic perspective that looks past all of the remarkable feats this country has

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    Sweet Dreams Studying my sleep habits this week has been a an eye opener. I learned so much about my body in the last seven days. I learned that I responded better to waking up to an alarm‚ then someone coming in my room to wake me up. On an average‚ I got about seven hours of sleep a day. I was able to sleep more on days I did not have to workout for football. A trend I noticed is that I felt better in the morning‚ if I went to bed before 11:00 pm. Another trend I learned is I fall asleep faster

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    The "American dream" was a term coined by James Truslow Adams in his book‚ "The Epics of America." It has become a familiar slogan‚ but each individual’s perception of this abstract phrase varies and can have multiple meanings. Although‚ each interpretation commonly states the American dream is the hope of an ideal life of happiness and success for all who may aspire. When I think of the American dream‚ I think of a "rag to riches" story made possible through the different freedoms America offers

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