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    Esther Padilla Oakes 80A October 25‚2011 Always outnumbered always outgunned Response The book consists of fourteen stories that describe Socrates Fortlow’s ‚ the main character‚ life. All throughout the book many moral issues are covered such as racism‚ responsibility‚ friendship and violence. Socrates grew up in Indiana and was introduces to violence at a very early age. His father was very violent and soon after he passed away both Socrates and his mother lost their house and during

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    What is the relationship between animals in the jungle? In this case‚ what has dehumanized the people throughout the novel into “beasts” engaged in a savage competitive struggle where the strong devour the vulnerable? 2. How are the meatpacking houses able to so thoroughly exploit those employed to process the meat? Why doesn’t Jurgis and others simply quit and go to work for another company? 3. In what ways are the employees of the packing houses like the animals that are being slaughtered

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    often necessary to complete the work required to operate a business. Many times‚ groups inter-relate to accomplish the organization’s goals and objectives‚ and conflict can occur. Some conflict‚ called functional conflict‚ is considered positive‚ because it enhances performance and identifies weaknesses. Dysfunctional conflict‚ however‚ is confrontation or interaction between groups that harms the organization or hinders attainment of goals or objectives. Causes of Intergroup Conflict One of the

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    Where There Is a Will

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    Where there’s a will‚ there’s a way "Where there’s a will‚ there’s a way" means that there is nothing impossible to achieve if we are determined to achieve it. It says that people with superior will and resolute determination succeed. People who have own wish and motivation can reach to their goal. If people have wish they are looking forward and for opportunity‚there is no justification.A wish is a hope or desire for something. If you have wish you should be active‚ be the leader (but not

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    In the world there are countless cities. Big cities‚ small cities‚ rich cities‚ poor cities‚ cultural cities‚ funny cities‚ far cities and friendly cities. But there is only one city in the world‚ able to make your dreams come true. This is New York the most populous city in the United States and the center of the New York Metropolitan Area. New York exerts a significant impact upon global commerce‚ finance‚ media‚ art‚ fashion‚ research‚ technology‚ education‚ and entertainment. With a population

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    A: Because It Is Running By ”She smelled of soap and gorse flowers‚ of sunlight and bracken and earth‚ things living‚ things dying‚ things continuing in the same way”. These are the lines which end “Because It Is Running By” written by Jo Lloyd in 2009. In few words the last part of the extract summits the situation of the main character Wil and what the author wishes to criticize. While times go by and things live and die‚ his social background ties him to the spot where he was born‚ and he is

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    Evil Comes Easy In the lack of society’s rules‚ war and pain become rampant. William Golding’s novel Lord of the Flies discusses what would happen in the omission of rules. When the boys are first living on the island‚ they maintain the order and rules from their past. They begin to create their own society. At the end of the novel‚ the boys have been reduced to complete savages. Golding shows that evil is a part of everyone‚ but the structure of society restrains extreme evil. Throughout the novel

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    Love is Not All "Love is Not All: It is Not Meat Nor Drink‚" a sonnet by Edna St. Vincent Millay‚ uses contrast and mood change as an effective tool to consider a thought. The work is similar to Italian or Petrarchan sonnet; it is divided into two parts‚ an octet followed by a sestet. However the rhythm scheme does not follow the Italian form. In the first portion of the poem the octet is a continuous statement from the first line to the eighth line. The octet has the abab‚ cdcd‚ rhythm scheme.

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    when he is speaking to the Lord of the Flies (the Beast). “…and his gaze was held by that ancient‚ inescapable recognition…” which could represent the ancient battle between ‘Christ’ or ‘God’ and the Devil; the evil residing within everyone. Also‚ in that chapter on page 158‚ it says‚ “he [Simon] knew his time was coming on… ‘You know perfectly well you’ll only meet me [Lord of the Flies] down there…” which further demonstrates that the Lord of the Flies could be the Devil. Another instance supporting

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    independent of Manila. Francisco’s contribution to the development of Tagalog literature lies in the novel. Chronologically considered his Cababalaghan ni P. Bravo might be regarded as the first novel to be published in Tagalog literature. (This fact appears to be unknown to students and historians of Tagalog literature‚ not mentioned in Inigo Ed. Regalado’s Ang Pagkaunlad ng Nobelang Tagalog (1939). Secondly‚ Francisco was responsible for introducing the historical genre in the beginning and early development

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