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    over the representational or realistic values retained by Impressionism. Green Stripe- In 1905‚ Matisse painted a unique oil and tempera painting of his wife‚  Amélie Noellie Matisse-Parayre. (Amelia). The infamous green stripe creates a shadow line down her oval face. The divide provides an illusion of a dark and light side‚ causing the colors to play off of each other. Henry Matisse and works such as the Green Stripe will forever be etched in the world of innovative art. His paintings‚ drawings

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    The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas and Feliks Skrzynecki A key idea to do with the concept of belonging is how a sense of belonging can deplete or enrich one’s identity. This is presented in The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas through the character Bruno and how his connection to setting affects his sense of belonging. Bruno is forcibly moved from his home in Berlin where he has grown up and feels a strong connection with‚ to ‘Out With’‚ which is ‘in the middle of nowhere’. It is important to observe how

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    excitedly. She such a top of the line’s creatures. I must go straight away and catch one’s eye. “Oh yes! I must tell Mrs White‚ his guardian that i’ve seen a fairy!”. Along the journey‚ Dopey had saw a girl with dress a gown like dressed to killl. Eh girl‚ don’t make me take one’s breath away because of you. I must to find my guardian. Dopey was conitnued his searching to find Mrs white and after a few minutes‚ she came to see what had excited Dopey so much. Then she too saw a little wing-shaped thing

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    The Green Line by Henri Matisse In the early 20th century‚ artists started to use the ‘new’ in a new sense. Something independently devoted to invention new. Artists qualified themselves by creating exceptional paintings. According to this movement‚ art was something radical‚ talk’s intelligence and was an object of mind and knowledge. During that period‚ some artists began to move away from paintings overtly religious scenes and began incorporating observational painting and images of the natural

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    thinking ‘Lamingtons for school? Bloody rich kids.’ Oh. You weren’t thinking that? Must just be me‚ then... Anyways‚ in my lunchbox – if you could call a mismatching tin container that at all – I had an apple‚ a little stack of twiggy sticks‚ and a white bread cheese sandwich. And not even the good stuff‚ just that plastic crap you get for real cheap that taste like nothing. You know the stuff? So anyways‚ point is‚ from first day of school‚ I could tell I wasn’t like the others. The lugubrious thing

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    was the Fury rude? (page 122) • Why did Bruno’s parents argue after their dinner guests left? (page 124) • How does Bruno’s arrival at Out-With differ from Shmuel’s arrival? (page 130) • Why does Bruno decide not to share the news about his new friend with his family? (page 133) • What is Maria’s religion? How do you know? (page 137) • Describe Bruno’s personality? How does he change from the beginning of the story to this point? • What does Shmuel want to do when he grows up? (page 139) •

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    Michael Tran Period 2 Mr. Gerdes December 2‚ 2010 Strength in Stripes Without rhetoric‚ literature would be terribly bland and so writers make a valiant effort to enhance their text with such devices. But what use is an interesting text if it is not understood? How could any point be made if the syntax is not well received? In The Tiger Is God‚ written by Stephen Harrigan‚ that is not the case. Harrigan uses such devices to state his point so clearly it seems to almost flow onto the

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    Yusef shokry A white Boy and His problems. The familiar melody of the finale school bell rings over the newly refurbished speakers‚ that have been perfectly manicured in to the titanium Wight tiled ceiling. A sigh of relief is savored universally through a sparsely populated eighth grade “mater and energy” laboratory. My entire class arises in unison and darts for the only exit at the opposite end of the room‚ they could not have evacuated that room faster if there had been Kodiak bear threatening

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    “The Stars and Stripes Forever” was composed by John Philip Sousa on December 25th 1896 while Sousa was one his way home from Europe with his wife when he discovered that David Blakely‚ the manager of the Sousa band‚ had recently passed away. He composed the song in his head and did not write the notes down until he arrived in the United States. Sousa also wrote lyrics to the piece‚ though they are not widely known. The song was first performed just outside Philadelphia on May 14‚ 1897. The song

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    The evolution and primary function of zebra stripes According to ontological evidence‚ zebras’ background coloration is black. The white stripping appears at a later developmental phase. The development of zebra stripping can thus be viewed as an evolutionary response (Egri et al.‚ 2011). Any discussion regarding the evolutionary purpose of zebra stripes is inevitably traced back to Darwin and Wallace. While Wallace suggested that zebra stripes developed as a camouflaging mechanism against attacks

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