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    Answer: fair market value Correct Answer: fair market value Question 6 3 out of 3 points When one is merging or being acquired‚ ________. Answer Selected Answer: it is typically a quick and emotionless process Correct Answer: it is typically a quick and emotionless process Question 7 3 out of 3 points In valuing a business‚ the methods that buyers and sellers can use include ________. Answer Selected Answer: market-based value Correct Answer: market-based

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    Literary Paragraph- “The Veldt” Theme In the short story‚ “The Veldt”‚ written by Ray Bradbury reveals the odds by creating a machine that only allows children to detach emotionally from their parents and their loss of innocence. Lydia and George Hedley live in a Happy life home a technological marvel that automatically tends to their every need which dresses them‚ cooks the food‚ brushes their teeth‚ and even rocks them to sleep. The house also contains a high-tech nursery. The nursery turns

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    Introduction To evolve and to grow‚ humans need to feel‚ have emotion and gain knowledge. When people’s thoughts and feelings are controlled this becomes impossible. Once they encounter conflict they are changed by it. In Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451‚ and in Wimmer’s Equilibrium‚ we watch the protagonist evolve throughout the story. Protagonist at the beginning of the story In both‚ Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451 and Kurt Wimmer’s Equilibrium‚ the protagonist evolves throughout the story. At the

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    Grendel has a battle within his self. For example when Grendel first hears the Shaper playing in chapter 3 it starts to make Grendel think different about what he knows is true and what he wishes were true. Grendel understands the world as a brute‚ emotionless place that follows no meaningful pattern or laws. He knows that all the beautiful concepts of which the Shaper sings about heroism‚ religion‚ love and beauty are merely human projections on how the humans would like to see the world. Grendel

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    the story as well as the unbelievable lifestyle of the society in the book. The reason why I’m having this feeling because I’m afraid that this world could be real in one day‚ and we are not going to live as human but we will be living as those emotionless robots without having any feelings toward people and memories. More than that‚ I also feel pity for the main character‚ for he lives in the life with no happiness and interest‚ but later on I’m glad that he starts finding that the knowledge of what

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    Often in literature‚ a reader will find a character that is alienated from his or her peers‚ or even from society. Many a time‚ these characters fail to evoke emotion in the reader; the reader fails to sympathize with the character due to his ostracization. Yet‚ sometimes an author creates a character of this kind in such a way that he is relatable. One such character is the titular character of Herman Melville’s “Bartleby‚ the Scrivener‚” as he is originally described as a hard worker‚ is polite

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    twist of psychological thrill. When looking at the poster for this film one has no her choice but to analyse it deeply. This poster automatically captivates the audience by the actress’ piercing eyes‚ it is as if you become hypnotised by them and emotionless and pale face as it lures you in‚ as eyes are considered the windows to the soul. The most obvious and main feature of this picture is the actress’ face and strong poses playing upon her strength whilst her eyes look directly to the audience generating

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    She is a naïve virgin who excitedly marries a shallow rich and emotionless Marquis. She comes from a family who is not quite poor but with limited financial resources you need to get married to survive; she is aware that marquis is well endowed and insists that although she cannot resist him but does not love him; the

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    Fulgham in THE RUSSIANS ARE A ROTTEN LOT says that prejudice and assumptions accumulated from the lack of perception and truth about ones humanity leads to the choice of separation‚ and in some occurrences‚ war. The author begins the editorial by reciting a version of the bias news that would have been heard by Americans‚ and others opposing Russia‚ during the Cold War. By strongly stating‚ “the Russians are a rotten lot‚ immoral‚ aggressive‚ ruthless‚ coarse‚ and generally evil‚” the reader is indirectly

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    Imagine a community where there is no love‚ sadness‚ anger‚ color‚ choice and everyone is suppose to be the same. In the book‚ The Giver‚ written by Lois Lowry‚ a 12 year year boy named Jonas‚ goes beyond his community. Jonas lives in a false bubble of reality-quite different from ours. The town‚ is literally called‚ The Community‚ which infers positive aspects of social life. However‚ what is hypothesized is a very unhealthy place because community leaders promote sameness‚ lack of emotion‚ and

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