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    famous. Though these two words are somehow closely related if you think about the celebrities who are famous and rich at the same time‚ there are some others who only have high recognition but not rich. There is significant differences between being rich and being famous. Becoming rich can be hard or it was as simple as buying a lottery ticket. Some people becomes rich with their lucky lottery number while others have to work really hard all day all night long until they reach sucess. Rich people can

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    Worksheet: Novel analysis Title: The Perks of Being a Wallflower Author: Stephen Chbosky Genre: Epistolary novel Nationality: American The publication year: 1999 Information about the author: Stephen Chbosky was born January 25th in 1970. He is an American writer and film director‚ and is best known for The Perks of Being a Wallflower. Stephen was born in Pittsburgh‚ Pennsylvania. He is of Polish‚ Slovak‚ Irish and Scottish descent. Chbosky graduated in 1988 from Upper St. Clair High

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    1. Barrientos article’s title being in Spanish shows me that the essay has something relate to Spanish‚ and that it might be about Spanish‚ the language‚ Spanish countries‚ or Spanish people. The title shows that she is real proud of being Hispanic or proud of being able to speak Spanish. most parts of the article don’t support the impression given by the title‚ because she didn’t speak Spanish growing up. 2. Barrientos begins her essay with an anecdote about signing up for a Spanish class‚ shows

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    compare and contrast Individuals often miss their authentic selves when they are young and naive. However‚maybe these unexpected life interludes which they once regretted to let them happen sow the seeds of maturity and enlighten them to step forward.A&P by John Updike and Araby by James Joyce they both perfectly express this kind of ideology. When young people are set into a dull and constant living environment ‚they will have a sense of being trapped and even they

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    Being an outsider is a real struggle. Not only do you feel like you don’t fit in or belong but it is lonely. The feeling of being an outsider can consume your every thought. It make you emotional‚ and sad. Although it is a terrible feeling it can help you learn something important. I felt like an outsider when i moved from here to Washington. I lived here in Worland since kindergarten and I had great friends here. When I moved to washington all of that changed. This made me very sad because

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    Hypocrisy of Being Earnest The Victorian era was a time of smugness and pomposity for the newly rich generation who quickly rose in class during and after the industrial revolution. Nothing was as it seemed in this day when earnestness was allegedly the most prized attribute a man could possess. In Oscar Wilde’s classical satire‚ “The Importance of Being Earnest‚” every character embodies the ideas and values of this “earnest” age. Oscar Wilde’s primary character in “The Importance of Being Earnest

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    In this modern era‚ majority of the world’s population is characterized as being bilingual. This is in most cases is manifested as a result of cross movement and interactions by people and societies which initiates the need to fit in and survive. The trend is seen as an important emerging perspective as it facilitates cross-cultural communication and positively affects cognitive abilities. Research shows that the bilingual brain can have better attention and task-switching capacities than the monolingual

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    Isolated: Being Present Without being Present Looking around me as I stand in line‚ I see people who are engrossed by their phones. At one point in my life‚ I remember talking to strangers in line and getting to know a little about them. Now‚ all I see are people who isolate themselves while trying to connect with those who are not with them. To explain how technology like social media affects relationships‚ I will use examples from the play‚ examples from my own experiences‚ and I will share how

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    Topic: It is said that there are major differences in working and living in a foreign country. Choose a country different from your own. Compare and contrast what it would be like to live and work in this country to that of your own country. Use specific examples and provide evidence from appropiate references to explain your answer. Question Type: Compare and Contrast Introduction: Working and living in home country and in a foreign country have many differences. As a result‚ people need to adapt while

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    Compare and Contrast Essay "The Father" by H. Garner and "Penny in the Dust" by E. Buckler The father and son relationships in "Penny in the Dust" by E. Buckler and ""The Father" by H. Garner‚ have many contrasts and similarities. There are two contrasts between the short stories. One of the two is that in "The Father" the son‚ Johnny‚ was ahamed and angry with his father‚ and didnt want a relationship with him. He does not respect his father. In the story‚ the father has a drinking problem

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