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    My Big Fat Greek Wedding

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    computer diploma under her belt‚ a rebellious Toula emerges. She manages her aunt’s travel agency and starts dating Ian Miller‚ a white high school English teacher. They date secretly for a while‚ before she has the courage to introduce him to her family. Her father is livid over her dating a non-Greek. The climax of the story occurs when both sides try to adjust to each other. While Ian has to let go of his rigid white individualistic upbringing and learn to accept her collective big family and Greek

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    David Reje   The Milieus of Adolf Hitler’s Courageous Struggle for Power Adolf Hitler’s dogged determination for power was because of the people he had associated with‚ the books‚ magazines and newspapers he read and his passion for German nationalism. Born in April 20th‚ 1889‚ third of five children‚ to Alois Hitler and Klara Polzl‚ greatly influenced by family upbringing for his obsessed power struggle for German nationalism. His contact with the likes of Georg Schonerer and Karl Lueger’s

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    Making Up People Theory

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    According to Ian Hacking Making Up people‚ based on historical analysis‚ where it refers to the simultaneous process whereby new ideas serve to create newly categorized kind of people. In order to illustrate the ways in which how people are made up‚ Ian proposed a new theory called dynamic nominalism‚ a middle ground between traditional nominalism which contends that “all categories‚ classes‚ and taxonomies are given by human minds rather than nature” (165) and traditional realism which contends

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    MY BIG FAT GREEK WEDDING

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    work at her aunt’s agency‚ finally saw an American boy who she saw years before also single. Then they met and talked finally both of them have fallen in love. But the problem of them is that she can’t marry a non-Greek man which is the American boy (Ian Miller). This is unwanted by the father of the woman because he wants to preserve the Greek blood‚ culture‚ heritage and culture‚ but in the end the father finally accepts the American guy in the family and he has to adapt the culture of the woman.

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    It might be nice to give him one vulnerable moment to show a hint of what he could be or once was. Ian is another complex character. He’s sad and lonely. He’s driven by his inner guilt that he could not protect his wife or be there for his daughter. He uses Mona and Debra as a replacement. It might benefit the script to verbalize this‚ creating a stronger relationship arc between Debra and Ian. The other supporting characters feel believable‚ such as Gus‚ Derek‚ and Freddie. If there’s a need

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    national income is the value of all the goods and services provided in an economy in a given time period‚ normally over one year‚ the relationship between these two will be established though the expenditure approach and the Circular Flow of Income (Ian and Blink‚ 2007; Sexton 2007). In addition‚ consumers’ expectations of the future and its influence on national income will be explained‚ thus reflecting the importance of consumption expenditure in determining levels of national income (Keynes‚ 2008)

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    while Geneva’s husband‚ Ian Birdsong‚ is away fighting off the Union soldiers. Throughout the story‚ there is repeating evidence that Geneva is emotionally distant from Saranell and she keeps saying that “‘this whole war is so inconvenient‚ so ridiculous’” for her. Geneva‚ throughout the story‚ cannot admit that she lived the life that she didn’t want. Geneva cannot accept reality. “Ian Birdsong sprang to his feet and she extended a white hand to him.” (Geneva and her husband‚ Ian‚ on the porch of their

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    Formal Diary Entry

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    too many tattoos. There was also a very enlightening article on Ian Thorpe. Ian Thorpe is a fantastic swimmer and I admire him greatly. I was amazed to read that he is 192 centimetres tall with an incredible arm span. No wonder he was such a good swimmer! He used to have depression when he was younger man. It’s quite astonishing to see that he broke 22 world records during his very successful career while battling depression. Ian has been treated for depression since he was a teenager. He was

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    Thalia Cortland Butaker-Sutton was deemed insane on a Wednesday. By that following Monday‚ Thalia Cortland Butaker-Sutton was no longer Thalia Cortland Butaker-Sutton‚ but rather Thalia Cortland Doe. On her last Sunday as a Butaker-Sutton‚ Thalia overheard her mother speaking to her sister over the phone. “Well‚ we obviously can’t keep her -- she’s an embarrassment to the family name!” Thalia cringed. Was she an embarrassment? She thought that she wasn’t. Being a psychopath wasn’t uncommon‚ was it

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    still do not know what it means other than that it was the music John heard when he saw Mari‚ and now it is the music Ian hears when he sees Mari. Despite the lack of resolution‚ it was interesting that John concludes his spiel about ghosts about how it is not about seeing the ghost‚ but how that ghost makes you feel. That line resonated with me because it connects with something Ian said earlier‚ how therapy was about perceiving reality. It is one of the few points that connect with each other because

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