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    Whenever we talk about the marriage between Prince Charles and Princess Diana‚ we know that it was a disaster mainly because of Prince Charles’ extra-marital affairs with Lady Camilla Parker Bowles. But did anyone else think that it was not only Prince Charles having affairs but Princess Diana too? Yes‚ Princess Diana had affairs‚ both during her marriage and after the divorce but none of them lasted. Why? Some say it was because of the threats she and her lovers received and others say it was because

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    The Voice - Thomas Hardy

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    relieves stress and motivates people. Music is everywhere‚ whether it is played in pubs and clubs‚ or cars and spas: there is even evidence that cavemen were jammin’ in their caves. In the past however‚ music took serious talent to make. One would have to dedicate years to learning an instrument‚ and write songs that aren’t just catchy‚ but ‘speak’ to an audience‚ with passionate meaning underpinning behind the lyrics. Nowadays the music industry is expanding rapidly; seemingly endless numbers of

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    “We have been labeled apathetic‚ lazy‚ and selfish just to name a few‚” says Josie Mazzaferro in her essay entitled‚ “Turned Off by Politics.” We have been judged in every aspect of society‚ especially in the political arena. Is there any way for us to clear up these misconceptions given to us by other generations? It seems that the voice of Generation X is silent when it comes to political issues these days. When we talk about politics we often wonder what relevance

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    distinctive the Australian voice that reflects the diverse values‚ beliefs and opinions held by most people which are unique to the country. Australia has its own voice which reflects the values of egalitarianism and familial respect. These values and voices has been conveyed through the iconic Australian film The Castle directed by Rob Sitch and cleverly conveyed through his successful use of language and film techniques. The Father’s Day scene is crucial and is presented the voice of familial love and

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    information and culture can now flow back and forth across national borders with a greater ease and greater rapidity than they had before this new phenomenon. Globalization‚ the growing integration of economies and societies around the world‚ was a word hardly used only a few years ago and now I doubt if there is a single country in the world where globalization isn’t being discussed. The global spread of the term is evidence that something very new is happening in the world but I’m not saying this

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    Marriage Is a Private Affair

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    Summary/Paraphrase Chinua Achebe – “Marriage is a Private Affair” Setting – the action of this story takes place in two locations Lagos‚ Nigeria – a modern city An Igbo village in Nigeria Characters – Nene – fiancée and later the wife of Naemeka; she is from the Ibibio tribe. She has been educated at the university and is a school teacher. She is a modern young Nigerian woman who wants to be accepted by her husband’s father. Naemeka – young Nigerian man from the Igbo tribe who has moved

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    Love is a Private Affair

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    who is at fault and what truly caused the conflict. If you were to analyze every conflict you would realize they all lead back to assumptions made by both sides. In love is a private Affair‚ the father and son get into an argument that is built from assumptions made by both parties. In Love is a Private Affair‚ the son Nnaemeka is going against tradition and chose to marry a girl his family did not pick for him. Nnaemeka tells his father about his engagement to Nene‚ after his father picked

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    Bureau of Indian Affairs

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    officials had outlined a plan to subdue the intensifying rivalry over natural resources and land. Under the terms of their proposal‚ individual tribes would agree to live within clearly defined zones – reservations. In exchange‚ the Bureau of Indian Affairs would provide guidance‚ while U.S. military forces ensured protection. By the end of the 1850s‚ eight western reservations had been established where Indian peoples were induced to speak English‚ take up farming‚ and convert to Christianity. Those

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    World War 2 made a significant impact on Australia and its people. It opened the eyes of society and made Australian people realise where they fit into the global view of the world. Although much of the history of WW2 revolved around politics‚ diplomats‚ military and naval battles‚ it touched all Australian lives. Some of the important issues in World war Two were the woman ’s contribution in the war‚ government changes to the economy and the foreign policy in the war. These are the topics this essay

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    international organization of 191 countries‚ with the central role of promoting peace and security‚ development as well as human rights around the world. Unfortunately‚ the UN seems drifting towards irrelevance because millions have died in hundreds of conflicts around the world in more than 50 years since the UN’s establishment‚ such as the conflicts in Somalia‚ Bosnia and Afghanistan. However‚ it is too early to judge if the UN has become a failure. In world affairs‚ the UN still plays important roles

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