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    Paul Keating- Unknown Soldier Paul Keating’s eulogy in the Funeral Service of the Unknown Soldier aimed to commemorate all those who died in war for Australia through the symbolic Unknown soldier and examines what Australia has lost and gained in war. Keating utilises anaphora in the first paragraph “we do not know…” to establish a sombre tone. The Unknown Soldier becomes symbolic of the ANZAC spirit of mateship‚ courage and bravery as well as all Australians who serve in war‚ which is evident

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    she was very‚ very good‚ And when she was bad‚ she was horrid!” Atwood begins her speech with an anecdote and quotes this famous nursery rhyme to gain a personal connection with her audience and to introduce the subject of her speech – women in literature. Atwood established herself as a controversial writer‚ bringing her radical views such as feminism to the centre of political discussion. Throughout the speech Atwood explores the changing role of women in society through their portrayal in literature

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    Muhammad Anwar El-Sadat

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    Muhammad Anwar el-Sadat was an Egyptian army officer and politician who remained the president of Egypt until his death on October 6‚ 1981. He was born on December 25‚ 1918. He was awarded Nobel Prize for his initiation of the peace negotiations with Israeli Premier Menachem Begin. Under their leadership‚ Egypt and Israel made peace with each other in 1979. Graduated from the Cairo Military Academy in 1938‚ Sadat was a politician from the very beginning. During World War II he conspired to exude

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    The introduction of the Hawke-Keating-Howard reforms were necessary at the time as a result of Australia’s situation in the 1970s and early 1980s. These few years before the Hawke-Keating government saw Australia experience a downturn in their economy influenced by the Whitlam government’s decision to persist with an exchange rate that was overvalued‚ which reduced the foreign demand for exports and switched domestic demand from local goods to imported substitute goods (McLean 2013). This was also

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    Analysis of Sportsmanship What is James Keating’s analysis of sportsmanship? Do you agree? Why or why not? (Pg 71-73) All sports are different and have their own rules and regulation. Some sports are in more action involving more team players like soccer or basketball; others are more individual such as golf or tennis. But‚ in essence‚ they are cultivating the mood in order for the event to promote a pleasurable leisure activity‚ enjoyment‚ and joyfulness for people to watch. Everyone would cheer

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    Cop Keating Case Study

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    Description of Events COP Keating was established in a remote location near the town of Kamdesh of Nuristan province in North Eastern Afghanistan approximately 25 km from the Pakistan boarder along the only improved dirt road in the Kamdesh district. OP Fritsche was established 2.2 Km straight line distance to the southeast‚ non-line of sight with an elevation difference of 2150 ft. from Keating. The COP was surrounded by extremely rugged‚ mountainous high ground and is positioned to interdict

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    On the 10th of December 1992 Prime Minister Paul Keating gave an urgent speech to the citizens of Australia concerning the injustice against indigenous Australians and their rights. This speech gives the audience a thorough idea of the discrimination that they are facing and a number of reasons in which persuading us to stop our detrimental ways towards the Aboriginals so that they may feel as a contributing race to the Australian society. This speech was carried out in a well thought out structure

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    Role of women in australia between 1900 and 1914 compared to sweden Musicians and fans of the Norwegian black metal scene took part in over 50 arsons of Christian churches in Norway from June 1992 to 1996.[63] Some of the buildings were hundreds of years old and seen as important historical landmarks. One of the first and most notable was Norway’s Fantoft stave church‚ which police believed was burnt by Varg Vikernes of the one- Murder of Euronymous[edit source | editbeta] In early 1993‚ animosity

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    teaching methods stray from the ordinary. It can be argued Mr. Keating’s unorthodox method of “seizing the day” led to the suicide of his student Neil Perry. Keating taught his students to “Make your lives extraordinary.” While this message is positive and inspirational‚ at Welton Academy in 1959‚ not everyone will appreciate it. Mr. Keating is an English teacher who inspires his students through his teaching of poetry. His lessons include standing on his desk to teach his students how they need to

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    The Dead Poets Society is a Drama/Teen film made in 1989 about a group of young students who attend a private school because they are above average when it comes to book smarts. Mr. Keating a new English teacher is introduced to the school that is known for traditions and high standards. He uses unorthodox methods to reach out to his students‚ who face enormous pressures from their parents and the school. With Keating’s help‚ students Neil Perry‚ Todd Anderson and others learn to break out of their

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