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    to accept peace and love. Specifically‚ the daisy flower is to be used in the memorial because during this time of “Flower Power‚” daisies had become almost signatory‚ as many protesters were using these flowers as symbols of their hopes and ideologies. Along with this relation‚ the daisy flower is a common symbol of both love and transformation‚ a perfect way to describe what America had to go through during the Vietnam war times. Essentially‚ The daisy flower would be used to symbolize the significance

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    The Moral Decay It is easy to for oneself to lose contact with morality when faced with enormous amounts of money. Not to say all of the socially inclined are morally deficient‚ but an image of moral decay is clearly painted in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby showing the corruption driven by an omni-present green light that is money. Both Jay Gatsby and Tom Buchanan‚ men of influence-men of money are mirrored opposites of each other; possessing general similarities in which certain differences

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    The Scarlett Letter as a whole is more focused on the ambiguity of issues such as sin in this case. Upon taking a deep dive into the what is really behind the story‚ one would say that the focus here is on the effects of the sin rather than the sin itself. Despite all the ambiguity Hawthorne portrays throughout the novel‚ he is one to believe that one can only free themselves from the sin they might have committed through forgiveness and benevolence of a good heart. During a lifetime‚ forgiving

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    document’s conciseness of the document is a leading factor on how it can be interpreted. It was never meant to be a closed text‚ it was made to be expanded on. Another topic that is of importance to the living constitutionalism argument is the ambiguity of the language made out throughout the text. The text is ultimately naked in character‚ as presented from the Philadelphia convention‚ this is the reason the text is deliberate in its vagueness. As previously stated‚ the Founding fathers vastly

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    gave him the liberty to compare the United States and Europe from the outside looking in‚ in terms of values and morals. In one of his more famous novels‚ Daisy Miller‚ James analyzes the social themes of the two and concludes that Europeans tend to be more stiff‚ knowledgable‚ and therefore evil. Americans‚ on the other hand‚ are more innocent and free. James describes the character of Daisy as "an extraordinary mixture of innocence and crudity" (37). The American deals mostly with personal happiness

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    Kian Kline Mrs. Passmore AP English 6 Dec. 2012 The Reunion of the Great Gatsby and the Beautiful Buchanan In the film Moulin Rouge‚ there is a famous quote that states‚ “The greatest thing you’ll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return”. In F. Scott Fitzgerald’s‚ The Great Gatsby‚ the story follows the main character‚ Nick‚ on his journey through New York during the 1920’s full of glamour‚ partying and fresh new faces. During this time‚ Nick meets the great‚ but mysterious Jay Gatsby

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    Ambiguity In Social Work

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    licenses weren’t reciprocated fully‚ I chose to dive head first into web development. I decided to make things happen rather than to wait for them to happen. Timing is important in decision making‚ but acting decisively despite uncertainty and ambiguity is also necessary. We live politically‚ economically‚ and technologically uncertain time. This is what makes the increasing of understanding between groups and individual so crucial‚ and in turn necessitates the existence of products like Babbel

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    Daisy: the Great Gatsby

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    Leticia Duran Wakefield English 100 30 march‚ 2013 Deadly Green Daisy Struggles with multiple battles throughout her life‚ many of them changing her and disrupting others around her. Her biggest struggles are money‚ marriage and lost true love. These are very similar to what everybody deals with‚ but the big difference here is the amount of money that is carried throughout this story‚ it seems to dictate every choice that is made. You are very innocent as a child‚ wherever you are and whatever

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    placement class and six different honors classes‚ but I have also learned how to lead and communicate by being the President of the Band at Buchanan high school. I have been taught all the necessary subjects and I have passed those classes‚ but I have learned how to push myself intellectually and apply my knowledge in Mock Trial where I was an attorney for the Buchanan team. I have learned how to persevere by training for a Half-Marathon outside of school. If I only ever went to class my communication

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    Gatsby vs. Buchanan Imagine the 1920’s have been re-enacted‚ a time of luxurious parties and when things‚ didn’t seem to matter or mean as much as they do now. The Great Gatsby‚ by F. Scott Fitzgerald‚ gives you a picture of what the time period was like. It was a time known as the "Jazz Age"‚ where the economy was at its peak‚ and money was easy to be held. Prohibition was in affect‚ and bootlegging was very gainful for those who took part in it. Jay Gatsby most likely took part in an illegal

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