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    The structure of this recipe is very unique. It is split into two paragraphs‚ with the first one acting as an introduction. The actual recipe is not mentioned until the second paragraph‚ where it is mentioned in a sentence structure‚ not in a list‚ which is unusual. Only four sentences of the paragraph tell the reader how to make the spider salad‚ making it succinct and informational. However‚ the structure is quite odd‚ seeming like an informational journal article‚ not a recipe. Techniques in

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    Return of the Forsaken Truth In The Crucible by Arthur Miller‚ the couple‚ John and Elizabeth Proctor‚ undergoes a series of complications that only continues to aggravate the already thinly veiled relationship they have. Their strife begins with John Proctor‚ a stern farmer of good faith‚ who is only concerned with any matters that either benefit or potentially scar his reputation. John‚ however‚ is of good faith only in the faces of the public. He conceals one dark secret to the public; he had

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    Question 2: What the future reputational damage affect and how could it be measured? There is lots of news and rumors spread about Baidu.com have received some payment from tainted milk manufacturer to not advertising any news about them. There is argument that these rumors have no evidence. But‚ many knew that this company integrated paid advertisements into its search listing. So‚ users will question the reliability of information that Baidu.com display to them. Of course this will damage public’s

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    MacBeth Quotes Analysis

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    1. So fair and foul a day I have not seen Macbeth to Banquo At the heath‚ after the battle‚ before they meet the witches I had never seen a day with such terrible weather‚ but with great outcomes in battle. Pathetic fallacy: weather reflecting the atmosphere/events of the story. If the weather is bad‚ bad things will happen. Soon after Macbeth says this‚ the three witches show up and tell him prophecies which he will act upon and pay for with his life. Foreshadowing: the bad weather signifies

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    The Giver Quote Analysis

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    SIFT Notes Symbol Lowry uses symbol in The Giver to help transmit complex ideas with few words. In The Giver the symbols Lowry is conveying are the apple and the sled. When Jonas was playing catch with Asher‚“Jonas had noticed...the apple had changed” (21-22). The apple is an emblem of change. Jonas is starting to be able to “see beyond.” When Jonas saw the apple’s adjustment he started to be able to distinguish the community’s true colors. When Jonas is living the memory of the sled and snow

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    Gilead Quote Analysis

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    Offred and Ofglen are standing by the Wall‚ looking at the bodies of people who have been hanged by Gilead. The sight horrifies Offred‚ but she strains to push aside her repugnance and substitute an emotional “blankness.” As she represses her natural revulsion‚ she remembers Aunt Lydia’s words about how life in Gilead will “become ordinary.” Aunt Lydia’s statement reflects the power of a totalitarian state like Gilead to transform a natural human response such as revulsion at an execution into “blankness

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    Okonkwo Quotes Analysis

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    Okonkwo believes that not following orders is a sign of weakness and that one should do whatever it takes to not display weakness. When Okonkwo is told that Ikemefuna must die to no display weakness‚ Okonkwo kills Ikemefuna‚ and this is shown when “ Okonkwo drew his machete and cut him down. He was afraid of being thought weak”(61). This shows how Okonkwo would go to the extreme to not be displayed as weak. When Okonkwo confronts Obeirka about not coming to Ikemefuna’s death he says‚ “ you sound

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    Cold Mountain Quote Analysis 1 “Well‚ Inman said. You’re mighty calm. Especially for a man that most would say has taken the little end of the horn all his life. The blind man said‚ It might have been worse had I ever been given a glimpse of the world and then lost it. (Frazier 5)” During the course of the conversation between Inman and the blind man their two personalities and views towards life foil each other. While the blind man has grown accustom to his blindness and blames nobody for

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    public’s panic. Citizens of that country especially will react to it the most. When all people are panic‚ there will be a chaos situation. If government announces the rumors to public‚ all the citizens in China for sure will band and not buying that tainted milk product. This will affect local market and product. Maybe government has reason of not telling the rumors immediately to the public‚ perhaps they want a time to think for the solutions. Therefore‚ government benefits from delaying those rumors

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    Murat Genç HUM 111-2 Daren Hodson Analysis Paper 4 Analysis of a Quote from The Iliad Theme: Fate Quote: “One more thing-take it to heart‚ I urge you You too‚ you won’t live long yourself‚ I swear. Already I see them looming beside you-death and the strong force of fate‚ to bring you down at the hands of Aeacus’ great royal son… Achilles!” (p. 440‚ Book 16) Homer‚ Robert Fagles‚ and Bernard MacGregor Walker. Knox. The Iliad. New York: Penguin

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