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    101seminartopics.com INTRODUCTION Communication‚ as it has always been relied and simply depended upon speed. The faster the means ! the more popular‚ the more effective the communication is ! Presently in the twenty-first centaury wireless networking is gaining because of speed and ease of deployment and relatively high network robustness. Modern era of optical communication originated with the invention of LASER in 1958 and fabrication of low-loss optical fiber in 1970. When we hear of

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    power‚ and encourages others to challenge the status quo. The other patients begin powerless‚ but with McMurphy’s help‚ learn to control their own lives. Many symbols are also used to represent power and control in the book‚ such as the ‘Combine’‚ ‘fog’‚ and the imagery of machines. Arthur Miller develops themes of power somewhat differently in his play The Crucible. Because The Crucible is a play‚ it can be expected that Miller will use dialogue and characterisation to show the reader power.

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    home for eight years of her life‚ she finds out it is not quite what she expected. All of the teachers are strict and there is always the dreaded Mr. Brocklehurst to look out for and there always seems to be a permanent fog over the grounds. It is when she meets Helen that the fog only starts to clear. Helen is her best and only friend that she can count on to better her mood‚ and therefore‚ the weather itself. Later in her stay at Lowood‚ Jane finds herself having an ever better mood. She is starting

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    wanted to eat Little Red Riding Hood but he didn’t because of the woodcutters that were working in the forest. When I think of a forest‚ I think of a dark‚ wooded area with maybe mist or fog blocking clear visibility. Fear‚ evil and danger are symbols for darkness and isolation and uncertainty are symbols for fog or mist. With this being described‚ I picture the little girl skipping along in her little red coat‚ holding the basket for her grandmother entering the dark‚ scary forest that she has

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    of the bed. Another limitation to the world that Gregor is capable of inhabiting in his current state is foreshadowed when Gregor "fixed his eyes as sharply as possible on the window" but is not able to distinguish anything because of "the morning fog" ( Kafka 7). Freedman affirms in his

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    joy—actually scared. Sniff the wind‚ then I’m off again: muck‚ pond‚ ditch‚ residue of any thrillingly dead thing. And you? Either you’re sunk in the past‚ half our walk‚ thinking of what you never can bring back‚ or else you’re off in some fog concerning —tomorrow‚ is that what you call it? My work: to unsnare time’s warp (and woof!)‚ retrieving‚ my haze-headed friend‚ you. This shining bark‚ a Zen master’s bronzy gong‚ calls you here‚ entirely‚ now: bow-wow‚ bow-wow‚ bow-wow

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    Chrysanthemums

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    In John Steinbeck’s “Chrysanthemums” he hauntingly weaves a tale of repression. He explores creative‚ sexual and feminine repression that are all felt poignantly by his main character Elisa Allen. Although Elisa is described as strong we learn that she appears to be quite the opposite and spends her days feeling vulnerable and frustrated. As the story opens Elisa is working in her flower garden‚ tending her beloved chrysanthemums. Elisa encounters an old man in a dilapidated spring wagon who comes

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    she runs deep into the fog that is now surrounding her. The bird’s eyes don’t stop watching Wendy even in her departure. Laughter erupts again. After a few minutes the gigantic raven leapt from

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    for cracks. If you’re having a difficult time seeing the road‚ you can use the lane markings to help guide you. Fog is another major obstacle. It can sometimes obstruct your view of things until the very last moment‚ when it’s too late to take action. When driving in fog‚ make sure to slow down and turn on your low beam headlights. Also‚ make sure to avoid sudden stops. In severe fog‚ turning on your emergency flashers may help increase your visibility to other drivers. Driving in heavy rain can

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    How does Stevenson use the concept of duality in his Jekyll and Hyde novella? In my essay I will conduct a detailed analysis‚ on how he displays a concept of duality that Dr.jeykll and Mr.Hyde battle in a conflict of good and evil in the vast double psychological character‚ also how the suspense will attract the reader with mindboggling suspense. This key element is vital in keeping the reader hocked to the novella. Robert Louis Stevenson incorporated the ideology of duality in the book as a main

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