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    1. Donkey‚ from the movie‚ Shrek‚ is a character. He is Shrek’s friend‚ and helped Shrek rescue Fiona by distracting the dragon guarding the castle. 2. Katniss Everdeen from the Hunger Games is a protagonist because she shows selflessness and courage by taking her sisters place and fighting in the game so her sister would not have to. Katniss is also a relatable character to readers because she admitted to being terrified to fight in the game. 3. Voldemort from the Harry Potter series is a perfect

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    THE BATTLE OF MYLAE Introduction Three hundred years Before the Common Era‚ there were two superpowers who controlled the Mediterranean Sea and its adjacent nations. Rome held a great empire to the north‚ with a vast‚ experienced army reknown for its discipline and legendary exploits. Carthage occupied modern day northern Africa to the south and was the undisputed master of the seas. As both empires strived to expand their territories‚ they were eventually to engage each other in a series

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    The Donkey and the Dog

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    A Short Story : The Donkey and The Dog This Short Story The Donkey and The Dog is quite interesting to all the people. Enjoy reading this story. A washer man had a donkey and a dog. Both the donkey and the dog helped his master in many ways. One night‚ few thieves broke in the house of that washer man. The dog heard them and started barking. The washer man got up and so did the neighbors. “What is that? A dog. Let us run‚” said the thieves. They feared some dangerous consequences

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    Donkey racing

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    extremely aware of her surroundings and therefore is also aware of the unusual culture clash between the British and Asian societies. Firstly‚ Emma Levine compares the Karachi donkey race to the American Cartoon Television programme Wacky Races as shown in the quote “if we could join in the Wacky Races”. She also compares the donkey race to “Formula 1 without rules” and Formula is a western sport so she is showing the sport from a British point of view. The title of the extract is “A Game of Polo with

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    Silver Donkey

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    The Silver Donkey‚ a tale of a young English soldier who fled the chaos of the first world war to be founded by two French sister‚ Marcelle and Coco. Lieutenant Shepard is temporarily blind and has walked away from the war as he found it too hard to bear. The two sisters hide and feed the soldier and in return of their kindness‚ he tells the sister marvellous tales‚ each story connected to the keepsake he carries in his pocket: a perfect tiny silver donkey. The lieutenant‚ himself longs to cross

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    THE DONKEY CART

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    THE DONKEY CART At twenty-five I was a teacher in a small town in the Northwest China. The town was sparsely populated and‚ being so remote‚ lacked modern means of communication. In the evenings the wolves howled in the nearby hills and occasionally entered the town in quest of prey. I spent only one year there and‚ being unable to endure the isolation‚ packed my bags when the summer holidays arrived and prepared to return home. A traveler had to take a donkey cart to the nearest railhead‚ some twenty-five

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    Donkey Caravan Essay

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    The Donkey caravan made it possible for many civilizations to trade with other civilizations and empires that were much further away with much more efficiency thereby cementing political relations between even more civilizations and empires. 2. Between Mesopotamia and the Indus River Valley some of the most commonly traded things were spiritual resources such as ivory or acacia wood. 3. Between Egypt and Nubia‚ people traded primarily resources that they needed from the other location because those

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    Lion and Asiatic Lions

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    ESAU GARCIA 
WHAT HAPPENED TO THE LIONS????? BIOLOGY 
March 5 2012 Mrs Loughney INTRO Extinction is a problem that has been around since the beginning of time. An organism might go extinct for many reasons. Some reasons might be Mother Nature. Man also plays a part as they might over hunt the organism and drive it to extinct. But another cause is natural selection and the belief that only the strong will survive in this game we call life. Many problems can happen because of extinction

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    One of the most powerful pieces was a book written by Alan Clark called ‘The Donkeys’. Alan Clark’s book became “the final epitaph of those who commanded the British Expeditionary Force”‚ through its title ‘The Donkeys’. The book reveals how the ‘lions’‚ British Expeditionary Force‚ were called upon the impossible when ordered by the coward generals‚ to go ‘over the top’ and eventually being sent to their deathbeds

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    The Donkey Cart Analysis

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    The Donkey Cart by S.T. Hwang "The best way to find out if you can trust somebody is to trust them." Trust‚ just a five letter word which has a very deep and vast meaning. It teaches people how to care for it‚ for it is very hard to gain and to deal with. Also‚ being trustworthy is one of the most important trait a person must possess for it is the process of being able to place confidence in another person. The narrative tells us about the journey of a man whom his trust was tested

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