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    Gold Arches East

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    McDonalds has always been able to face the challenges that arise when trying to expand to foreign cultures. They have successfully expanded to over a hundred countries‚ including countries in East Asia. In the book “Golden Arches East” by James L. Watson‚ he studies different cities and how McDonalds has played a role in their cultures. Three places that he mentioned in his writing were Beijing‚ Seoul and Japan. They all share similarities in the way the culture was impacted positively and negatively

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    How do we arrive at our musical taste? Is musical taste an individual consideration or purely a product of our social circumstances? How do people acquire musical taste and what do they use the music for? The pure intention of this essay is to decode and critically examine the meaning of taste in a sociological attempt‚ of how we acquire and arrive at our musical taste and what we use the music for‚ with the support of different arguments presented in intellectually defused articles of numerous

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    The Gold Mountain Coat

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    “On Sunday (March 1)‚ a small group of armed civilians killed a Serbian wedding guest and wounded the priest.” The war broke out between Sarajevo and Pale after the attack of armed civilians from Pale on Sarajevo. Comparing to Zlata’s Diary with the book The Freedom Writers‚ both the books has wars in different issues but has similar consequences. Zlata’s Diary has a conflict between two countries which created the war. The Freedom Writers Diary has gang wars because of discrimination between races

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    Indian Economy and the curse of Gold The Indian economy grew at around 5% for the fiscal year ending March 31‚ 2013‚ down from 6.2% the previous year. With economic growth slowing for nearly three years now and the economy expected to grow at around 4.8% this year‚ the slump is attributed to several persistent structural issues – prominent amongst which a widening Current Account Deficit (CAD). To quote the RBI governor‚ "The biggest risk to the economy stems from the CAD." CAD represents

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    Migratory Effects of the Gold Rush on California America has long and rich history and one of most famous and largest was gold rush happened in California throughout 1848. The gold that was found in California was considered unique because golden nuggets were found in the river which made it easy to collect and also free to take home. Many of the gold seekers believed that they would return home in a few months or in a year with their packets full of gold. The spirit of gold attracted hundreds and

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    All that glitters is not gold is a well-known saying‚ meaning that not everything that looks precious or true turns out to be so. This can apply to persons‚ places‚ or things that promise to be more than they really are. The expression‚ in various forms‚ originated in or before the 12th century[1] and may date back to Aesop.[2] Chaucer gave two early versions in English: "But all thing which that schyneth as the gold / Ne is no gold‚ as I have herd it told‚" and "Hyt is not al golde that glareth

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    I Saw a Chapel of Gold

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    I Saw A Chapel All Of Gold‚ written by William Blake‚ describes how a church has become corrupted by the serpent‚ how the serpent destroyed the purity of the church. Blake uses imagery to get some of his points across‚ and he also talks about bread and wine‚ referring to the church. The poem at first seems to be referring to the churches struggle against its enemy‚ but as it continues‚ it seems to look like a rape‚ but it could mean that the church is being raped by the devil. In the first stanza

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    Nothing Gold Can Stay

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    The author Robert Frost has an excellent gift for putting words into finished works of poetry. His poem “Nothing Gold Can Stay” is no exception. Although short‚ it delivers a deep point and meaning to the reader. Life is such a delicate thing and most of it is taken for granted. The most beautiful‚ special time in life generally passes in what could be a blink of an eyes. Even in such a short poem‚ he describes what would seem to be an eternity or a life time in eight simple lines. Change is inevitable

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    glass and gold. The “nemes” is only worn by pharaohs. This mask of Tutankhamun is an example of the highest artistic and technical achievements of the Ancient Egyptians in the New Kingdom. The gold sheets used in this mask are joined together by heating and hammering. The exact portrayal of the king’s facial features achieved here made it possible for his soul to recognize him and return to his mummified body‚ thus ensuring his resurrection. The mask suggests an ancient society where gold was considered

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    Close Reading Freewrite: Do you remember? “The Gold Key” is a poem written by Anne Sexton. It has some influence of the Bluebeard fairy tale by the Grimm Brothers. The poem has several characters that seem to have read fairy tales in their childhood. There are four girls: Alice‚ Eleanor‚ Jane and Maryel; and there are three boys: Samuel‚ Kurt and Brian. The narrator asks the characters if they remember their childhood. It tries to give the message that even when we grow up‚ our childhood we should

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