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    appraisal ratings for 3 years in a row. I provide tactical and inventive solutions to client’s different business processes rather than strategic solutions at an organization level. My official role is to do coding for our product csA i.e Customer Service Accelerator before it is shipped for testing‚ but I handle a lot of responsibilities that are outside of my job description. Customer Service Accelerator product requirements gathering‚ design‚ development‚ and deployment processes and strategies

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    Great Expectations Essay How does Dickens create sympathy for Pip in the opening chapters of Great Expectations? Charles Dickens was born during the Victorian times‚ he wrote ‘great expectations’ in a weekly instalment‚ every week he sold one part to maintain the reader’s interest. He wanted people to understand the mass divide of the rich and poor. He wished the people would realise how badly the poor were treated at that time. He used Pip to grab the reader’s attention in the opening chapters

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    How does Dickens build a sense of fear throughout The Signalman? The Signalman by Charles Dickens is a ghost story written in 1886. It is about a signalman who constantly sees a ghost that forewarns him about deaths. Dickens wrote this piece after he was involved in a train crash. He wrote it because he knew the Victorians were afraid of this new idea of trains and they were scared because they saw the dangers of them. Dickens develops fear in the story using a description of the surroundings

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    Why/ why not does the film “ dead poets’ society resonate with the 21st century audience? The film "dead poets society" talks about the time of 1959s‚ about the story of a class of boys within a luxurious school. Having a new teacher named Mr. Keating‚ he introduced the phrase of "carpe diem" to the boys‚ as with the phrase’s meaning of "seize the day". He taught the boys to think in a more creative manner in which was not very popular with the school’s style of teaching of that time. The story

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    Why is there something rather than nothing? Why do certain things exist? Why are things the way they are? This question‚ “Why not nothing?” asks if it is possible to think of a world where nothing exists. This question is significant because it brings up the idea of conceiving other possible worlds. It gives one the ability of imaging worlds in a different way. Could one picture a world without water bottles? Is it possible for triangles to have more than one-hundred eighty degrees? This question

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    The use of the development of physical strength shows perseverance. Physical strength is seen when Ember describes her physical transformation from when she first leaves the reformatory and compares to the present day. Ember states‚ “I wondered what Beth and Ryan would think if they saw me now. I wasn’t the frightened little girl being dragged away to rehab anymore. I could fight‚ defend myself and shoot a gun. Something inside and outside of me‚ whittled away and made me hard. I doubted I even looked

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    Alex Ross’s The Rest is Noise was a nonfiction book that was impacted by the author’s bias and opinions. Ross omitted the names and information of many composers whom were considered innovative of their time. On the other hand‚ the controversies of the composers the author did mention were overshadowed by other details which meant they were inconsequential to the book. This argument can be refuted through the use of facts and research. One puissant composer who Alex Ross failed to mention was Gioachino

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    “The average man does not want to be free. He simply wants to be safe.” H.L. Mencken. Over time in society the rights people in America have to be free has become overthrown by the idea of being safe. In today’s society due to police brutality‚ hiding your identity‚ and prejudice the people have to worry more about being safe than their right to be free. People want to be safe before they can feel free. Police brutality is a prime reason an average person would want to be safe before

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    Why ’Beowulf?’ That English lit mainstay ’extends our horizons‚ stretches the imagination’ By Rose McIlveen | | |For leisure reading the epic poem Beowulf is probably a tough sell. Alfred David‚ an Indiana University| | |Bloomington professor emeritus of English‚ is a believer‚ but a realist as well. He even has a sense of| | |humor about the general reaction to the required reading for generations of college English majors. | | |David recalls a Woody Allen movie‚ Annie Hall‚ in which

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    After the death of Janie’s husband she has a massive time to herself and to think about her past. One of the things she comes across to while she is alone she begins to notice that she hated her grandmother for her beliefs and values that she made her had. Janie states on page 85‚ “She hated her grandmother and had hidden it from herself all these years under a cloak of pity.” Janie never really let her emotions out until now where she is alone and can concentrate on herself and her feelings. Also

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