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    “Comparative Study on Bajaj Pulsar vs. Yamaha FZ” Project submitted in fulfillment for the requirement of the Degree of Bachelor of Commerce By Suraj. P Under the Guidance of Mrs. Subha Head‚ Department of Commerce [pic] Department of Commerce Sri Krishna Arts and Science College Coimbatore 641 008 February 2013 Sri Krishna Arts and Science College Accredited by NACC with ‘A’ grade An ISO 9001:2008

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    Annie Dillard‚ the author of “The Death of a Moth” and Virginia Woolf‚ the author of “The Death of the Moth” have very different outlooks on the subject of life and death. Annie Dillard notices the point of loss and gain involved in the circle of life. Virginia Woolf‚ however‚ seems to see life as pointless and meaningless. It is essentially a postponement of the inevitable to her. Each author writes her essay at a different point in the year. This has a major impact on the personalities each

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    Both of Everett C. Marm in “‘Repent‚ Harlequin!’ said The Ticktockman” and Everett in the story “Super Goat Man” shared many similar and different elements. Everett C. Marm was trying to be a rebel to the strict society he was living in and always tried hard to go against all the enforced rules‚ the Ticktockman and Alice‚ his partner. On the other hand‚ Everett in “Super Goat Man” had followed the conformity of the society with the existence of the Super Goat Man. Next‚ both Everetts had their own

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    emotions are more natural than the big things in the society. Roy called Velutha as the ‘God of Small Things’ because he holds those characters which are considered as small things in the society but in natural way they play very crucial role to live natural life in the society. 2. Question: What are the various laws‚ rules‚ and regulations—familial‚ social‚ cultural‚ political‚ and religious—including "the Love Laws‚" to which Roy makes repeated reference? What sanctions are in place for those

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    The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy uses a lot of cultural references that not everyone might understand. Her use of stylistic devices when talking about the cultural phrases/actions to an extent help people unfamiliar with the words/actions understand them better. The use of these stylistic features really affects how these things are understood. She refers to a few things that Indians do‚ that without sufficient knowledge on the Indian culture may seem very weird to an outsider. One of the

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    English III AP 30 October 2013 Of Mice and Men and The Scarlet Letter Of Mice and Men’s George and The Scarlet Letter’s Hester Prynne the main characters in these two novels. Both are misunderstood by the people around them. Of Mice and Men was written in 1937 by John Steinbeck to show the most vulnerable people in society at that time. The Scarlet Letter was written by Nathaniel Hawthorne in 1850 to illustrate the way of life for the Puritan society and the way some were punished or misunderstood

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    Declaration of Independence VS Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death In the Declaration of Independence‚ logos is the primary appeal used. In the speech‚ Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death‚ Patrick used pathos the most. These appeals are used to persuade the people. The Declaration of independence and the Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death speech‚ are both telling the people that the British is no good. In the Declaration‚ it says “He has refused his Assent to laws‚ the most wholesome and necessary for

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    Why detention of Subrata Roy is illegal per se Execution of orders is not possible in contempt proceedings. It is a strong hunch that the Supreme Court will most likely release Subrata Roy tomorrow even though he will have no “acceptable proposal” to give. Whether it happens and how the law will get interpreted for this purpose is left to be seen. Irrespective of that‚ the actual order for detention of Roy and the other Sahara directors passed on 4th March‚ 2014 is short on acceptable jurisprudence

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    After reading Roy Peter Clark’s “The Line Between Fact and Fiction”‚ I easily find myself wholeheartedly agreeing with his sentiment that addition is a far greater danger in the world of writing than subtraction will ever be. Those who omit parts of the tale that is being crafted are‚ as Clark puts it‚ still remaining faithful to the nonfiction genre associated with journalism reporting‚ but to add things that did not occur veers into entirely new—and equally hazardous—territory (p. 166). With the

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    Famous author Og Mandino once said‚ “Failure will never overtake me if my determination to succeed is strong enough.” The theme of ‘survival at all costs’ is a dominant theme in many modern day texts‚ both off and on the screen. Andy Weir’s popular novel The Martian and the (2014) film Interstellar‚ directed by Christopher Nolan‚ both tell a tales of not only survival but the importance of self-belief and determination. Left stranded alone on Mars after a failed escape attempt‚ The Martian’s protagonist

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