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    Hamlet: Inner Turmoil

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    Within the play Hamlet there exists many puns and phrases which have a double meaning. Little ploys on words which tend to add a bit of entertainment to the dialogue of the play. These forked tongue phrases are used by Shakespeare to cast an insight to the characters in the play…to give them more depth and substance. However‚ most importantly these phrases cause the reader or audience to think. They are able to show a double meaning that not all people would pick up on‚ which is the purpose of the

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    Filipino novelty songs. The first feature is the heavy use of double meanings and entendres. The second is a reference to a number or a food which is used in relation to the first feature. Lastly‚ the Filipino novelty song‚ like any other in the world‚ has to have a catchy melody. The first feature is the use of double meanings and although it is not exactly unique to Filipino novelty songs‚ it is probably most used here. The double meanings are usually of a sexual nature and they slyly hint and

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    Black Police Association (NBPA) believes that the stop and searches are indicators of institutional racism but even they admit that the UK has been trying to change the dynamic of policing. A consequence of Stephen’s murder is that the 800 year old double jeopardy rule as part of the Criminal Justice Act has been abolished and that particular rule stopped a person being tried for the same crime twice. Gary Dobson‚ Neil Acourt‚ Luke Knight‚ Jamie Acourt and David Norris were arrested over the murder

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    Double-Edged Sword

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    The evolution of the world and its civilizations is galvanized by continual scientific and technological progress‚ which is brought about by the vast reservoir of knowledge that humankind has gained over the centuries in countless attempts to quench their insatiable thirst for the ultimate key that will unlock all the secrets of life. In the last few decades‚ men and women of science who are determined to fully unveil the mysteries of the universe were already able to take evolution to a whole new

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    The Italian Madrigal

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    pastoral or mythological ideas. Also‚ they were mostly homophonic‚ with a common 4 voice texture. A valid example of this first generation madrigal is “O bianco e dolce cigno” by Arcadely because of it’s use of word-painting‚ also known as double-entendre. Double entendre was a common concept used in the 16th and early 17th centuries...even though the text may be portraying one idea‚ there may be‚ and often is an underlying meaning that is easily understood. Progressing onward‚ 2nd generation madrigals

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    Two Countries

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    beautiful poem by Naomi Shihab Nye. The poem is clearly inspired by the poet’s own life as she is a woman of two worlds: Palestine and America. Nye makes use of an extended metaphor throughout the piece‚ representing herself as skin. This is done in a double entendre sort of way‚ symbolizing a negative connotation in the first stanza and weaving its way into a positive meaning in the last. In the first part of the poem‚ skin is utilized for its description of being the exterior of a person. The poem

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    their snow white bellies and pretty voices they were magpies‚ birds of joy.” An Mei’s mom (243). Magpies are one of the many symbols used in the book The Joy Luck Club. Magpies were used to symbolize how some people’s joy comes from others sorrow. Double meaning and presentations of simple life situations are used as symbols throughout the book. Similar to magpies is the wind. Attacking without warning strong fast not being seen‚ the wind has the art of invisible strength. Resembling a game of chess

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    Evaluating “The Double Helix‚ A Personal Account” by James Watson This book was considered scandalous when it was published in 1968. Some other books that offer different views are Rosalind Franklin and DNA by Anne Sayre The Dark Lady of DNA by Brenda Maddox Path to the Double Helix by Robert C. Olby Eighth Day of Creation by Horace Freeland Judson What Mad Pursuit by Francis Crick (out of print) A seminar is a group discussion by people who have done some preparation and then come

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    “Borders” and “Double Happiness” Nowadays‚ many cultures are disappearing and many encounter it. In “Borders”‚ by Thomas King and the movie “Double Happiness”‚ the mother and father‚ respectively‚ try to maintain their cultural identity through out their generations. Only one of the parents succeeded. It is the mother. Both made a lot of efforts but the mother made the right choices. She was able to bring her daughter back home although the father lost his daughter. There is a big contrast between

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    harmonized statement of the theme which is itself incased in a macro series of three short chords followed by a long dominant chord (mm. 19 – 24). The textures again thins out to just strings that carry a downward falling of the motif which is ended by a double bass So to Do motion. The rapturous textural crescendo that follows the downward line is met with ever increasing attacks from the strings section still plowing along with the motif which is now not literally being played since the last note of every

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