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    Tim O’Brien’s In the Lake of the Woods is centered around the mysterious disappearance of Kathy Wade. Mysterious is the key word, as throughout the novel O’Brien plays with the fine line between ambiguity and reality. Kathy’s husband John Wade, the main character, is a Vietnam veteran and former politician whose participation in the infamous Mai Lai Massacre caused his fall from grace. Following a landslide defeat in the congressional elections, Kathy and John retreat to solitude in an isolated

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    French Revolution and the Arab Spring Essay Essay Prompt: To what extent does the French Revolution reflect the recent conflicts seen within the Arab Spring? Note: Consider the following themes: * Short-term and long-term causes * Popular Revolts * Voice of the People – leaders, writings, media and symbols * Shifts in Power * International Interventions * Religious Repercussions Research links/News Articles: Middle East Region - http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0

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    Maryam Quraishi Professor Leon Philosophy 101 August 9, 2016 Skepticism In this paper, I will first discuss what the basic argument of skepticism is all about, then I will provide the defense of the argument: the three cases (Judy/Trudy Case, Crow/Raven and Coke/ Generic Coke case). After that, I will talk about the responses to the argument, specifically about the criticisms from Descartes and Moore; how Moore feels that perceptual evidence is enough and we can reject premise 1 and how descartes

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    Magical realism is a type of writing where two views of reality come together. There are numerous of ways magical realism is expressed in Latin American writing. A very common one amongst stories is open-ended conclusion in which we the readers just have to accept it. Usually magical realism is used as a metaphor for something more meaningful. One story that conveys a lot of magical realism is The Third Bank of The River by João Guimarães Rosa. The story is about the narrator's dad who was quite

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    To speak two different languages is such an impressive trait to have. One of my best friends is bilingual and she amazes me; her name is Evelyn Grajales and I met her four years ago. I was eleven when we first met and she was ten. Evelyn lives in Montevideo, Uruguay which is one of my favorite places. I made the long and dreadful trip back there when I was thirteen. Going back was like a gigantic family reunion. I went back for the third time just a month ago, this time being fifteen years old. In

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    The kitten is a scrawny thing with burrs and bits of wood caught in its coat where it still has fur, and pus coming out its eyes and nose. Its big baby head looks even bigger at the end of such a stick of a body. I found it in the woods at the end of my street where I play most days with my friends. This time I was alone. Lucky for you I was, I think. Otherwise, David or Claude might have decided you’d be good practice for their slingshots. Those two can be mean, I think to myself. I don’t like playing

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    My Best Friend

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    To speak two different languages is such a impressive trait to have. One of my best friends is bilingual and she amazes me. Her name is Evelyn and I met her four years ago. I was eleven when we first met and she was ten. She lives in Montevideo, Uruguay. I made the long and dreadful trip back there when I was thirteen. It was like a gigantic family reunion. I went back again just a month ago, this time being fifteen years old. In an peculiar way, it feels like we have grown up together. Getting to

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    The first sentence of a novel, even a chapter, needs to leave a first impression. Jhumpa Lahiri in her novel The Namesake wields the first sentence in each of her chapters, so they build through her book in a far more significant way than just a first impression. Lahiri uses the first sentence of every chapter to further the plot development by clearly setting new scenes to transition to the new setting and sub purpose of the next chapter. To successfully set her scenes, she uses varying Syntax and

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    My bedroom is a beautiful room with all sorts of trinkets. When you walk into the room the first thing you will notice is the smell of incents. My bedroom is beautiful because of the large mural and all of the interesting things on my shelves. In my room I have items from all over the world and the walls have a one of a kind mural, which was hand painted by my grandfather. My grandfather started painting the mural on my wall when I was three years old and has been working on it every time he visits

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    Guess what papa brought home Major. Baby chicks! Look at them all! Do you think they’re comfortable? Yeah. how are you? What colours are they? There are brown, black and white ones. Do you know how old they are? 3 days old! Do you see the water, see that one drinking, see how he puts his beak in the water and lifts his head, isn’t that fantastic! That's how they drink. We're gonna shut the door so they don;t get a draft, cause when the wind comes in they’ll get cold. Thats one thing that's really

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