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    The Ultimate Gift

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    I think that The Ultimate Gift is a great movie. Jason will benefit from every gift he received and it will help him as he gets older. He learned many lesions through the process and he became a better person at the end. I think that it was a good thing for him and it was smart for his grandfather to do this. The gift of work is important because you need to know how to make money and how to provide for yourself. When he went to the ranch and put up that fence he learned how to work and that work

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    cultures. For example‚ culture can be expressed by language‚ clothing‚ their house‚ religion‚ and much more. Authors communicate their cultural differences through books to show what it is like to live in a specific culture. Throughout my first book‚ If I Ever Get Out Of Here‚ each character had different cultural components to their life. Lewis Blake ‚ one of the main characters‚ lives through life challenges every day. He is not blessed with things that most people have. For example‚his house is caving

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    current research methods has become apparent. Even though research outcomes may seem promising‚ the impact of human factor on any conducted studies seems to enhance Griffiths’ opinion that “there is no hope of doing perfect research” (97). The present essay aims to provide the necessary and supporting evidence that this statement truly stands. Before presenting any supporting arguments‚ one should try to understand the meaning of both terms: research and perfect. According to Oxford Advance Learners’

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    The Gift of the Magi

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    The Theme of “The Gift of the Magi” William Sydney Porter‚ or O. Henry as it is widely known‚ is one of the most famous names in American literature. He was a master short-story writer of nearly 300 short stories. With a very inventive mind‚ he made plots for his stories from the commonplace things. The settings of his stories were drawn from his experience and‚ likewise‚ his characters were based on actual people he had known. In rapid-moving prose‚ he developed his stories imaginatively and

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    America's Gift

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    America’s Gift To My Generation America’s gift to my generation is freedom‚ America is now a symbol of freedom. Ever since July 4‚ 1776 America has been free. The most recognized laws for freedom in America is the original ten amendments. The first amendment states that you have the right of freedom of speech. That basically says you can’t say whatever you want and you can’t be criminalized for it. That is one gift America has given to my generation out of many. Another amendment probably the most

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    than negative ones.”When I was in high school‚ I would blame everything on my friends.I would blame them for bad things that I did‚so I wouldn’t get in that much trouble‚”says Sabrina‚18-year-old Harold Washington College freshmen.(8)SInce she lied she gets a positive result which is not getting in trouble‚instead of getting a negative result which is getting in big trouble.Sabrina also exclaimed‚”There are more privileges in college than in high school.Since college‚ I don’t lie as much because

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    The Gift of Love

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    THE GIFT OF LOVE “LOVE IS A TREASURE FOR WHICH WE CAN NEVER PAY…THE ONLY WAY WE KEEP IT IS TO GIVE IT AWAY…” Mr. Hamilton admits that he had mixed feelings. As he waited for the arrival of Jason Stevens‚ he realized that it was the end of their year-long odyssey of discovery. Mr. Hamilton was confident about the future Jason had before him. Mr. Hamilton felt that he would be losing his lifelong friend‚ Red Stevens. Mr. Hamilton had learned in that transformation‚ that he went through along with

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    Gift of Magi

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    The Gift of the Magi Valery Taylor ENG 125 Prof. Matthew Norsworthy April 30‚ 2012 The Gift of Magi In this short story‚ The Gift of Magi‚ O.Henry focuses mainly on one most important theme which is selfless love. In this writing‚ whose title is an allusion to the gift of the three wise men to Jesus when he was born‚ the writer clearly shows the value of personal affection and the true meaning of giving gifts. In short‚ the main idea is that the best gift is that which is most sincere and

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    I am thankful for America’s gift to my generation because it is just amazing how much stuff I can do and how much stuff I have. The gifts that America has given me are food‚ clean water‚ good education‚ and to be able to sign up for any job I want. The gift of food is given to me because my parents work for money to pay for the food‚ and food is provided because people grow and make the food. In conclusion‚ I am grateful for the gift of food to me by the people who make it and America’s soil that

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    The Simple Gift

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    Stage 1 English Text Response: The Simple Gift (Steven Herrick) In The Simple Gift‚ Steven Herrick explores the boundaries of traditional assumptions regarding a sense of belonging‚ attitudes to homelessness and prejudice. The author challenges the expectations and approaches to homelessness in a way that expands his work on a sense of belonging and the prejudice that comes along with that way of life. In The Simple Gift‚ Steven Herrick both supports and challenges traditional conventions about

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