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    Money can be as good as gold! Having a lot of money can be a great pathway to success. First‚ I have seen many celebrities have a lot of money and be a great success. Second‚ Donald Trump is the new President. Last‚ I believe Donald Trump is this way. Overall‚ Money can be great route to success. Also‚ most celebrities have really high budgets. For example‚ celebrities such as Vin Diesel‚ Dwayne Johnson‚ and Will Smith. All of these individuals have made a living off of their acting careers. I remember

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    The second relevant issue that Fitzgerald depicts in his work is “The 1%” of rich people in the American social ladder. Fitzgerald demonstrates the corruption of “Old money” through the behaviors of Daisy and Tom after Gatsby’s death. In the novel‚ he characterizes Daisy as “The 1%” of American who abuses her power and wealth. She never admits her crime of killing a woman and did not pay for respect Gatsby’s death. Likewise‚ her husband‚ Tom‚ takes revenge by informing Gatsby’s killer. Fitzgerald

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    "It’s long distance if we don’t both live on campus." Blaine nods‚ as though he’s agreeing with himself. "You don’t live on campus." "Right. We don’t both live on campus‚ so it’s long distance." Cooper rolls his eyes. "You two are both helpless. So‚ you’re at the off-Broadway production...." "Yes." Kurt tries to remember what made-up story he’s telling. "So‚ I had just come out with the rest of the cast at the back of the theater‚ and Blaine thrusts his playbill at me and asks for my autograph

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    Many celebrities had their start from places and jobs you may not probably think they ever did since they’re all so famous and probably such posh socialites right now. Who would imagine a famous action star used to be a garbage truck driver? Well‚ it’s best not to judge. These stars also tried to pay their bills before they became famous. John Boyega is not an exception. The Star Wars star was once a stock photo model. One wouldn’t have imagined it but someone at the University of Nebraska saw

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    Extremely Loud and Incredibly close is a fictional book written by Jonathan Safran Foer. This book is predominantly set in Manhattan after September 11‚ 2001. The book often jumps back to the day or weeks before‚ ask Oskar calls it‚ “The worst day:” the day Thomas Schell‚ Oskar’s dad‚ dies. In the chapters where grandpa is the narrator‚ the book jumps back to when he was in Dresden as a teenager. While grandma is the narrator‚ the story seems to be rooted in New York. Granda also recalls experiences

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    “I hope she’ll be a fool—that’s the best thing a girl can be in this world‚ a beautiful little fool.” Daisy says these words as she describes to Nick and Jordan her hopes for her young daughter. Daisy is not a fool herself but because of her surroundings intelligent women are not viewed as valuable. Opposite of the older generation‚ the younger generation enjoys the thoughtless minds of the young and vulnerable women only seeking pleasure and not those that cater to their needs. Daisy’s remark

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    As a result of World War I‚ the interest in psychology increased during the 1920s. Like many of his contemporaries‚ psychological research affected Ernest Hemingway’s literature. Hemingway’s father had always encouraged him to enter the medical field but Ernest was more of an outdoorsman that found his career in literature (Gorman). Although he did not pursue a medical career‚ Hemingway was still interested in science‚ causing Freudian and Adlerian psychology to influence his writing. Alfred Adler

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    Three years of recollections. At times inelegant and strained but others‚ placid. In my memory you have always lived on‚ but the culpability in my heart tiptoes out when the sun reposes and the moon is thrown upon the firmament. All of which is compressed into this short letter you are reading. An adventurous and greedy man I am‚ I do admit. But please do understand my coveting of the gold and glory. “I and my companions suffer from a disease of the heart which can be cured only with gold”. Which

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    Who Made Halloween a Holiday? To understand who made Halloween a holiday‚ you first need to understand how Halloween came to be. Halloween is derived from the Celtic celebration of Samhain‚ which was celebrated 2‚000 years ago. Roman Catholics took over the celebration when they entered the Celtic regions of the world. The holiday evolved into a more religious observance under the Catholics. It wasn’t until Irish settlers coming to America‚ decided to revive the traditions of the original basis

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    Nelly had known that Catherine had a lot of feelings and emotions also Catherine is used to her emotions getting to her. So on Edgers point of view Catherine is a nice girl and a princess to him. That is because Catherine had told Edgar that she likes him and he went crazy into love with her. Also Edgar is willing to get Catherine anything that she asks for. Edgar is not like Nelly even though Nelly thinks Edgar is a nice person and Catherine is negative to Nelly. Nelly on the other hand believes

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