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    old shoes

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    or you have had the shoes for a long time. Either the friendship changes‚ the shoes grow old‚ they begin to sage and crinkle that smell of fresh leather and the feel is gone‚ or new and bright shoes come along‚ ones that are in tune with the latest styles‚ ones that are bright‚ colourful and happy‚ ones who draws in all the attention‚ not a single crack or crinkle to be seen. Are you going to hold on to your old shoes? The ones who have been through it all‚ the ones were every mark‚ scratch‚ dent tells

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    The Old Breed

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    “Calm down sledge‚ they’re not even close. They’re grazing the leaves “despite the fact that the nearest vegetation was 800 yards away from them. This dissociation from reality was but the first of the many results from the battle to come. After fighting hard into the advance a momentary lull in the fighting allows for a slow breath to be taken. Amidst this lull a group of veteran’s come up to Sledge as he stands near a fallen Japanese corpsman who was apparently administering aid to some of the Japanese

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    Old People

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    Michael Bagen SPE 101 Speech 12/14/10 Outline I. Attention getter: Going to Wedding‚ old man hits car i. Credibility: Real life situations with older drivers‚ Dad is an EMT and talks to me about calls all the time ii. Topics: The facts of old drivers‚ real-life stories‚ solutions iii. Thesis: I want a federal law to be passed that forces any driver the age of 65 and older to be retested every 3 years to not only save their lives‚

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    Woman Hollering Creek

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    of values‚ beliefs and ways of knowing that guide communities of people in their daily lives” (qtd. In Rothstein-Fusch and Trumball 3). Every culture is different and unique in its own lifestyle. Culture is basically life itself. The short story “Woman Hollering Creek” by Sandra Cisneros is a clear example of these characteristics by bringing together life in Mexico and the United States. The reader gets the opportunity to view both sides of Cleofilas‚ the protagonist of the short story‚ culture

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    getting old

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    difficult for old people which is true but at the same time they have lots of opportunities to enjoy this stage of life. That is why there are some advantages and disadvantages that needs to be discussed. On the plus side‚ old people nowadays have several benefits. For example in health care they have lots of benefits that helps them receive treatments or medications for free‚ they don’t have to pay for the bus fare and they get to form part of elderly groups to help each other to face this stage. Moreover

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    The Old Cottage

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    The Old Cottage. The night was still. The tumbleweed lay flat on the frosting blades of grass. These were the signs of a changing season. ‘Smith Farm’ was engraved on the stone posts that led to the entrance of what seemed like a graveyard. The snow slowly fell from the starless night over the tin roof. The farm was bare‚ as the snow had smothered the barren paddocks. Life seemed like it was in hibernation. The cottage was old and made of rotting wood‚ which the paint had peeled off ages ago

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    essay on woman

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    nowadays have the freedom of speech and are not controlled by men. They are strong and have the power to help their family to make a living. Besides‚ women nowadays are more prestigious. The most important thing is women and men are equal nowadays in this society. The general role of women are housewives. In the past‚ women are subordinated to men and has to obey everyone‚ no matter their husband‚ parents or son. They have to stay at home and cannot go out for work. They cannot go out with

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    Old Reliable

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    You are the assistant to Julie Davidson‚ the sales manager of Old Reliable Life Insurance Company. Julie is interested in equipping her sales force with the technology they need to sell Old Reliable’s insurance products. Most of her salespeople visit customers in their homes or offices. Today‚ the salespeople carry a laptop computer to show value projections and cash flow summaries for various policies. Many of them also carry a PDA for appointments and a mobile phone. Julie would like to ensure

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    Oscar Wilde, Woman

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    OSCAR WILDE - Biography Oscar Wilde was an Anglo-Irish playwright‚ novelist‚ poet‚ and critic. He is regarded as one of the greatest playwrights of the Victorian Era. In his lifetime he wrote nine plays‚ one novel‚ a number of poems‚ short stories‚ and essays. He was born on October the 16th‚ 1894 in Dublin to Sir William Wilde and his wife Jane. Oscar ’s mother‚ Lady Jane Francesca Wilde was a successful poet and journalist also (Gregory Brdnik 2012).  Oscar had an elder brother‚ Willie‚ and a

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    The Edible Woman written by Margret Atwood‚ Marian McAlpin’s life and rebellion against (what was formally) the modern role of woman in society‚ becomes more afflictive and more self destructing. We left off Marian’s introduction to her creeping struggle towards eating food when she begins empathizing for a steak that Peter (fiancee) is eating. Shortly after she is unable to eat meat. Ainsley continues her plan to have a child without any sign of father in it’s life with Marian’s old friend Len‚

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