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    and country fairs.She was also told to start all the way over to get better.She changed her name to Maria to fit in better.She finally got big and made it to preforming on New York City. Rosa was a girl that wasn’t aloud to paint.Rosa’s dad was a painter and always told her she couldn’t paint.Rosa was supposed to learn how to make dresses‚but refused to do it.At the age of thirteen Rosa’s dad finally let her learn how to paint.Rosa’s art was in “The Horse Fair”in 1853.Then in 1865 Rosa became the first

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    Sadie Neville Mr. Odegaard English 103 31 May 2016 A Doll‚ Pretty But Empty “Black Box” a short story by Jennifer Egan was published as a series of “tweets” on the popular social site Twitter. The story is told through the recorded thoughts of an unnamed woman who is the protagonist of the story. Shortly into the story‚ it is made obvious to readers that the woman is a spy who has been sent on a mission to become the companion or “beauty” of her “designated mate”‚ a man known to be dangerous

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    The Great War Known as World War 1 had an enormous impact on the world. It had the most impact on all the people that served on the field. Which witnessed ugly situations throughout the war. Many were traumatized and others went insane. However‚ these soldiers were not the only ones that were impacted by the war. The people on the homefront also experienced similar conditions when they had to alter towards the war. We see many of these things in the sources we read from and also the movies. World

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    the work-horse or the show-horse‚ Lincoln and Socrates or Patton and Caesar? There are leaders who look out the window to attribute success to factors other than themselves‚ and when things turn south‚ they look in the mirror and blame themselves‚ taking full responsibility. Jon’s long relationship and guidance from Tywin has helped him to set on the right path. He has often observed and respected Tywin’s leadership approach and style‚ clearly‚ without any opaqueness; Tywin was the work-horse leadership

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    Deresiewicz references Harry R. Lewis‚ a former Harvard dean‚ who wrote how all the college students refuse to take a chance on a new class that they might not do well in because they are afraid of failure. They are unable to venture into the unknown because if they fail‚ other students will judge them and deem them as inferior because of the competition in the environment. In David Sedaris’ Me Talk Pretty One Day‚ the narrator recounts his experience at a language school in France. He had

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    Out Stealing Horses In all based coming of age stories‚ they have similar styles and forms that they are written in‚ Out Stealing Horses by Per Peterson is a book about coming of age‚ Though‚ instead of having the character start off in his early years‚ they start off with the character’s old years. A 67-year-old man who has isolated himself from the world only to have flashbacks and memories of his younger self‚ that brings him back to the grief and loneliness he thought he has forgotten about

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    The story “ The Rocking-Horse Winner” is written in third person and the story itself is very omniscient. This narrative technique is used effectively for a story that walks the line between social realism and the supernatural. I think Paul is dynamic because he changes but yet only in money wise. I also think that he is kind of static‚ because other than that he just gets rich and that is the only thing that changes because he always believed in himself. Paul is a round character he changes after

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    In Kayleigh Moore‚ Response # 10A. I agree with her. The Edwardian period was all about class‚ moving up on the social ladder‚ and about money. People did not get married for love‚ during this time frame. They were mostly lying to themselves about why they are getting married. In the modernist period‚ they were about finding true love and happiness. They were about being real‚ true‚ not being fake with each other’s. They wasn’t worry about the class system very much. She is right about what she says

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    dangerous. This is what I feel like when I ride a horse. Horses are unpredictable my coach says “the only horse that can’t hurt you is a dead horse” which is completely true. When you ride a horse there’s always a chance you will get hurt‚ but people who love horses take the risk. The few who take eh risk have few options for the style they want to ride. There are three main ways to ride a horse. Western riding is one of the ways to ride a horse. Girls who ride western are called cowgirls and boys

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    The Iron Horse *The most significant contribution to the development of such an economy was the railroad. -The first one appeared in 1828. - fast‚ reliable‚ cheaper than canals to construct + was year rounded ( did not freeze during winter) - by 1860‚ railroads tracks totaled 30‚000 miles ; 3/4 in the north * PROBLEMS* - Railroads were at first opposed because of safety flaws and they took away money from the Erie Canal investors. - flying sparks of fire‚ feeble brakes‚ differences

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