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    A great poet once said “We grew up cheering for the underdog because we see ourselves in them” (Shane Koyczan To This Day). When you think of a hero what do you think of ? Is it a guy in a cape‚ or a mom who works three jobs to support her struggling family? When you read that comic book where hero starts as a regular person. Who is just like everyone that no one believes. Everyone was once an underdog even that hero. You kept your faith in someone or something no one else did. And by the end of

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    Pressure Pressure is what drives everyone to do or not to do something. In one way or another each person have pressure on them. either if someone else put pressure on them or maybe even on themselves‚ but overall we all have‚ or had pressure. one of the biggest factors that puts pressure on people is time‚ because time gives you deadlines or places you have to be or due by that time therefore putting pressure on a person each time the hand on the clock moves. Pressure drives you to do or not to

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    In a fast pace world driven by technology that has no limits‚ social media redefines the meaning of friendship. People use the social media platform to validate others friendship by judging how many times they’re featured and acknowledged through a person’s post. Therefore‚ when less pictures are posted‚ the more the world begins to question their friendship. Whereas a friendship isn’t based on appearances or how many times they are featured in a post through ones social media account‚ but friendship

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    Definition Essay On Food

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    English 101 “The Meaning of Food” Throughout my childhood I grew up with my mother preparing all my meals‚ to what I thought was normal eating habits. My mother is southern and was working full time. We usually ate fried or fast food; we would have traditions that would not only feed our bellies but our souls. It all started when I was in the fourth grade the pounds piled up like the pancakes my mother would make on Sunday morning. I started to use food as comfort and think I needed

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    Definition Of Beauty Essay

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    Defining Beauty Many people would agree with this statement ‘Beauty is in the eye of the beholder’. Beauty is subjective to each individual person. You can see beauty in an obvious way‚ like a person’s physical attractiveness‚ you can see beauty within a person; their inner beauty‚ and you can see beauty out in the world like a beautiful painting or mesmerizing sunset. The Merriam- Webster Dictionary defines “beauty” as “the qualities in a person or thing that gives pleasure to the senses

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    I believe in determination‚ determination is something that everyone should have. I’m an athlete and I think that every athlete should have some sort of determination. Determination is having your mind set on something and fulling that to the best of your ability. Every person should set goals in their life and to be able to accomplish those goals you need to be determined. This year I ran cross country. I hate running but I was determined not to give up cross country just because I hate running

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    Holocaust Hope

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    right in front of them‚ seeing people suffer from endless starvation‚ and most important of all having their dignity and pride taken away. Although the characters lost hope at times‚ a closer examination shows that daniel and his family had hope of the tragic holocaust ending and them surviving. Daniel and his family started to loose hope because their fellow neighbors weren’t doing anything to stop the Nazis. Daniel reflects‚ “Slowly all our rights were taken away until we were nothing but bodies being

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    Hope for the Flowers

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    The Cocoon of Embrace: The Only Way to Go Up "Hope for the Flowers" is a story about a caterpillar‚ Stripe‚ who was born in this world and lived a normal life as expected from a caterpillar: eating and growing bigger. However‚ he became tired of doing such routine over and over again and thought that there must be something more to life. So he left the tree which served as his home from the very start and went out to the world to wander. Yes‚ he was fascinated with things he saw‚ but he was unsatisfied

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    Hope and faith

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    Forevers‚ author Katherine Boo argues that hope and faith are what brings together a family during hard times. She explains the meaning of “hope and faith” to a family in the slums of Annawadi in section 3‚ “Sunil” (31-49). “First these children have to learn after bread and rice‚ when they’re older‚ they can worry about the other things” The first argument Boo explains the fights and gangs of Maharashtrains and argues that these gangs fight the Bhaiyas in hope of forcing them to leave the city‚ so they

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    the pain that dictates an individual’s thoughts and actions. In both text‚ loss has plagued the characters which significantly changes them both mentally and physically but it is how they deal with it that separates them. In the novel‚ “Wake” by Anna Hope‚ the characters are enervated by war and its aftermath whereas in Elizabeth Bishop’s “One Art”‚ the characters accept loss and conquer it. Both authors shared a similar conclusion showcasing the positivity of getting over loss. The characters followed

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