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    continuing through the 2008 presidential campaign, ending in December of 2009. Tripp also goes on to talk about her meeting with Sarah Palin in her job as a massage therapist between Jan. 2008 and the beginning of March 2008. "I always ask every patient, especially a female patient, three questions before I begin the massage... I asked her if she was pregnant... she said 'no.'" Sarah Palin's youngest son, Trig, was born on April 18, of 2008. Tripp also states that she massaged her abdominal area and noticed

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    Terminator 2 Judgment Day. The reason being is I had to watch the first terminator to truly understand the second. Even then the story line makes you feel curious and excited. The reason being is the story had to do with past present and future events. Sarah Connor meet a guy from the future in the first movie. The man she meet was name Kyle Reese who tried to save her from the Terminator. She was being hunted by him until they were able to kill him at the cost of Resee life. She had sex with him before

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    non-profit organization, made a television commercial that broke everyone’s hearts. During this commercial it shows many picture and clips of weak and abused animals. Throughout, the commercial a very somber song is playing In the Arms of an Angel, sung by Sarah McLachlan. Before the commercial ends with one last video of a sad dog staring at you, McLachlan asks for donations to help improve the lifes of these animals. This commercial creates a guilty and sad feeling for the audience by using many techniques

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    The ASPCA announcement featuring Sarah Mclachlan is an extremely well known artifact that vividly portrays images of many different animals. The ASPCA is an organization that works to rescue animals from abuse, pass humane laws, and share resources with shelters nationwide. The first scene in the advertisement is a shaking dog in a cage that appears to be sad and terrified. From the first scene on it is clear that the advertisement has a very sad mood to it. The ad then fades to text that says

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    During the period of colonization, John Winthrop lead the Puritans, a new religious group, across the Atlantic to settle in Massachusetts Bay Colony. By the 1630s the colony had established a theocracy that supported its conservative culture. Sarah Vowell discusses the functionality of the Puritan community in her editorial, The Wordy Shipmates. She uses several excerpts from the play The Examination of Mrs.Anne Hutchinson at the court of  Newton, November 1637 written by Anne Hutchinson, to form

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    Arnold was pretty epic) and does abundantly more than necessary to garner audience sympathy. By this last part, I am referring to the moniker Sarah calls her Guardian: pops. Moviegoers have affection for Arnold as the T-800, but it seems the screenwriters wanted to do their best by giving him a pet name (which takes away from his intimidation factor) and having Sarah say it at every possible opportunity. Terminator fans love Arnold, and even non-fans have some sense of the affection for him in this role

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    On the 31st of July, the Brisbane Bayside State College Drama students viewed the production ‘Slammed’ by crosstown artists at the Brisbane Powerhouse. The production was performed by the Brisbane based production company, Crosstown Artists. Crosstown Artists strive to produce and promote a range of quality artistic works with fiscal sustainability. From graffiti to hip hop to burlesque to poetry, Crosstown Artists passionately provide extraordinary opportunities for performers through their outstanding

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    resistance came to be a an army of many nations. John Connor grew up to be the leader and prophet of the resistance, knowing when and where to attack, the reason why he knew all of this was because of his mother Sarah Connor who left him audio tapes for him to listen to when te time came. Sarah Connor got a message from thte future giving her all of the information she now made sure John Connor ad in order for the human race to survive. John Connor is the leader of the resistance against robots, thses

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    In the “Online Animal Encyclopedia” advertisement, the authors promote the purchase of an app that provides information about an animal after a picture has been taken of it. The ad is made effective through appeals to logical reasoning and the authors’ authority, interrelationships between all parts of the ad, and the relationships between the audience, speakers, and subject. The ad uses a strong appeal to the authority of its creators and a subtle appeal to logic in order to be effective. For

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    some pictures and the things I did. Let 's begin! (All the bloggers/booktubers I mention will be linked at the end!) Friday Friday was educator 's day, but they had an author luncheon that was open to the public. The authors at the luncheon were Sarah Dessen, Ruta Sepetys, and E. Lockhart. I met up with my friend, Avery, to go to the event. As we were sitting in the lobby, we saw Marie Lu walk in and I started freaking out. I wanted to go and ask for a picture, but I was too shy to go up to her

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