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    How to Write a Conclusion for a Proposal Instructions 1. Make a list of key points in your proposal. The conclusion should always be the last thing you write and should focus on the key elements you included in the document. Put yourself in your investor’s shoes. Include points that will be of interest to him such as marketing plans‚ proven success in the past‚ and a clear path to future success. • Write a list of potential questions investors may have after reading your proposal. You may

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    A mother in manville

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    “A Mother in Mannville” by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings:  “A Mother in Mannville” by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings “I don’t understand. He has no mother …” Themes and Ideas:  Themes and Ideas Realism‚ but with an imaginary setting‚ establishes the universality of the author’s message and ideas. Desire for a close relationship with others is a common trait. Sometimes people choose to be less than honest in order to protect themselves‚ their independence‚ or sense of self worth. Self-reliance and responsibility

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    Mother reflection

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    doing as a parent . Am I giving enough attention am I giving enough love . I think generally if you think there is a lack of something to much of something or nothing at all . That’s just it ? If you think it then there is some truth to it ! The mothers instinct is that strong it’s usually right . So let’s see this is the answers to my questions -  Am I giving her enough love ?  Yes I show her and tell her all the time ! Cuddles tickles kisses - though you can never get to much love and I thin

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    Child And the Mother Child’s first teacher No one needs to explain that parents are the best teacher of their child. As a parents no doubt you have great responsibility and many risks but still nobody can doubt your abilities. No one can understand your child better than YOU. Therefore you are your child’s first and best teacher to make them understand the things around them or what is happening with them for the first time. There are different stages in your child’s life like learning‚ understanding

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    Revolutionary Mothers

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    Jared Polifka 2-23-12 US History Book Review #1 Revolutionary Mothers Carol Berkin masterfully presents a glimpse of the lives of the women who were affected by the Revolutionary War through many different eyes‚ views‚ and opinions in Revolutionary Mothers: Women in the Struggle for Independence. She paints a vivid picture in your mind of how the war affected these women by not focusing on one race or political view‚ but rather through multiple races and political views. Throughout this

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    Inspiring Mother

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    Although they are worth to be looked up to‚ still‚ the person that has inspired me the most is my mother. She is a very hardworking‚ trustworthy and intelligent woman. She had gone through many obstacles in life‚ which is sometimes very unendurable for some people. Although she likes to nag at me and pushes me to study and do my homework‚ I still admire her. She inspires me in many aspects in my life. My mother is good-looking when she’s young. Her face doesn’t change much‚ it only looks older now. She

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    A Mothers Dedication

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    personification which shapes more meaning by providing more imagery to the poem. Conversely the quote from ‘A Mother’s Dedication’ depicts that the mother does realise what it is like in the battlefield. She uses ‘God’ symbolically to hope that her son survives from the war. As a result‚ the attitude from ‘Into Battle’ distinguishes itself from ‘A Mothers Dedication’ by their points of views. From the quote ‘by all our fathers fought for in the past’ evokes a feeling of the mother’s patriotism and

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    How is a literature review different from an annotated bibliography? A literature review is written in the style of an expository essay; it comprises an introduction‚ body and conclusion‚ and it is organized around a controlling idea or thesis. An annotated bibliography is simply an alphabetized list of sources accompanied by comments. Moreover‚ while a single source appears just once in an annotated bibliography‚ it may be referred to numerous times in a literature review‚ depending upon its importance

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    In the excerpt from “How to Tame a Wild Tongue” by Gloria Anzaldua‚ the author puts her frustrations to paper in the forms of the parallel structure. She uses them to show her personal experience with this abuse towards her culture and through the subtle metaphor of her tongue compared to a wild horse‚ a symbol of the Native American‚ and the attempt‚ but ultimate failure of the “breaking” of both cultures revealing her defiance towards this injustice simulation she faced. Anzaldua uses

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    First of all‚ the genre of Anzaldua’s “How to tame a wild tongue” is more of a book chapter about thought process‚ including diverse historical context rather than discussing one phenomenon or theme specifically. By using diverse rhetorical strategies‚ Anzaldua solidifies her argument that the wild tongue is also a cultural production even if it’s not approved by the society as a whole‚ and there is no reason to be ashamed of it or keep silent instead of being brave to protect their own language

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