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    and audience is the most important that an author must consider when writing his/her literature. Especially true in detective fiction‚ authors are frequently searching for matchless ways to keep their audience involved and searching for the next piece of evidence. This is particularly the case when dealing with the two stories My Brother Jack‚ by Garry Disher‚ and A Mystery of the Sand-Hill‚ by R. Austin Freeman. In many ways these two stories are very similar; the use of a side-kick‚ by way the

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    Describe the continuum of care and how health care is organized to respond to health issues In the United States (U.S.)‚ health care is organized to respond to health issues as needed. In recent years with the talk of health care reform‚ the continuum of care is a resurfacing issue. Most Americans seek health care only when needed. This could be because the fee for service‚ the payment received is only for that particular illness. In the continuum of care in rural community‚ based settings

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    paranoia that he will “never get to the other side of the street”(217) and that “nobody’d ever see [him] again”(217). Sweating through his shirt‚ he becomes so distressed that he begins to plead with Allie to save him‚ despite the fact that he considers the interaction “make believe”(218). Although Holden does not believe that Allie can really help him‚ he is driven to praying to him out of lack of better options. Holden is “still sweating”(218)‚meaning that his anxiety persists‚ as he decides to

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    paragraphs we see how she begins to view things from a changing perspective. At the beginning of the play‚ Juliet is shown as a young and naïve girl with no experience in love or marriage. When her parents want her to get married with Paris‚ although she has not given it much thought – “It is an honour that I dream not of” (I.III) she still says to her mother “I’ll look like‚ if looking liking movies‚ but no more deep will I endart mine eye than your consent give me strength to make it fly” (I.III)

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    therefore‚ retailers must be able to adapt to both controllable and uncontrollable changes to affecting the target market (4). Blockbuster video store is a primary example of a retailer that has struggled with finding the target market that will make the company profitable. In the past‚ Blockbuster has seemed to focus its target market on the tweens‚ teens‚ and generation Y populations when marketing their products. As

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    was not the average young lady. Mary Garofalo and Elizabeth Fee remark how she wanted a “higher calling” and she wanted to work and believed she had a “destiny

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    How Does Holden Mature

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    grow up‚ he still develops maturity through three symbols: the museum‚ the idea of being "the catcher in the rye‚" and the carrousel and gold rings. The museum holds many fond memories for Holden that he does not want to let go of. He loves this museum because he feels that it never changes. Holden says that every time he goes into the museum‚ the Eskimo is in the same place and the women are still weaving baskets; it is always the same. Holden doesn’t want to go into the museum because he would

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    ‘It is impossible for a modern audience to feel comfortable with ‘The Taming of the Shrew’. With close reference to Shakespeare’s presentation of Katherina comic conventions‚ and having the above question in mind‚ write about your response to the ending of the play. It is often thought that ‘The Taming of the Shrew’ (ToTS) is not suitable for modern audiences and that they would not enjoy it as a viewer. This is an obvious interpretation for a modern audience because of social conventions within

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    imperialism occurred within American society. It is in this context that industrialization would grow to impact farmers and industrial workers. Two significant ways that farmers and industrial workers responded to industrialization in the Gilded Age by attempting to unionize and forming political parties to further their interests. One significant way that farmers and industrial workers responded to industrialization in the Gilded Age was attempting to unionize. Industrial workers attempted to unionize

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    The government does not properly regulate media there is so much exposed to the world and it influence can have a negative reaction. On the flip side because there trying to keep up with the society more things are over looked. Like discussed in class‚ obscene things weren’t allowed or blatantly displayed in the past as they are now. It’s all moving to a more open society and the government is regulating accordingly. Because times have changed from just television‚ news‚ newspapers and radio to social

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