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    Night in the Rodanthe

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    Nights in Rodanthe‚ a romance fiction novel‚ is written by Nicholas Sparks‚ published by Vision‚ Hachette Book Group of USA‚ in June 2003‚ and copyrighted 2002 by Nickolas Sparks. Nicholas Spark is an American novelist‚ screenwriter and producer who is well-known for his romantic stories. Sparks’ string of New York Times bestsellers includes: A Walk to Remember‚ Message in a Bottle‚ The Rescue‚ A Bend in the Road‚ Nights in Rodanthe‚ The Guardian‚ The Wedding‚ True Believer and its sequel‚ At First

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    The Stormy Night

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    The stormy night The gray clouds had been threatening to rain all day‚ but it was only as she left work that it started to rain. The past few days had been horrible. She didn’t get a promotion at work and the only things she did gain were more hours and late nights. When she left the office‚ it was pouring like it never had before. She got into the car and left‚ the thought of kicking off her shoes and watching TV more inviting than ever. As she drove‚ the sight of a huge car behind her caught

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    Twelfth Night

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    William Shakespeare’s multidimensional comedy Twelfth Night dismantles and obliterates socially constructed limitations regarding biological and assumed gender and identity‚ thus emphasising that nothing is certain‚ rather‚ a matter of perspective. The reader to an emphatic extent becomes an integral part of the way language forms and shapes the reality of the play. Therefore‚ language instructs initial perceptions and the foundational reality of the reader but not final perceptions and ultimate

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    Legislation: Health and Safety at Work Act (1974) Everyone has a responsibility for their own safety at work and also a duty to protect the safety and welfare of others. As a teacher I need to be fully aware of these rules and ensure that any learners I teach are too. I should always make the class aware of the nearest fire exists and advise of who the fist-aiders are within the building. I must always follow best practise and to lead by example. Risk Assessment: I need to analyse any potential

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    Social Aspects Of Autism

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    The second characteristic is social interaction in which the student who faces autistic spectrum disorder spends more time alone rather than with other people (Wren‚ 2013). They are found to have ways to contact socially in unusual ways than others. They are also found to be less responsive to social attributes and cues such as smiles and eye contacts. They do not answer back to many of the non-verbal forms of communication such as facial expressions‚ gestures or eye contact. Children diagnosed with

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    Aspects of Criminal Law

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    Contents Introduction I work as a legal advisor at EastEnd solicitors‚ on behalf of the Head Solicitor I am going to create a detailed report for our new client Mr Mitchell. I am going to be informing him about the elements and various cases that need to be considered to assess a crime along with a thorough explanation of corporate liability. Elements of Crime When proving that the defendant

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    In the Heat of the Night

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    Of The Night can be read as a mystery story for few people‚ but others would simply read it as an underlying racial issue. In general opinion‚ this novel is both a mystery story and an underlying racial issue. These statements will be discussed in details: When local police officer Sam Wood found Virgil Tibbs waiting for the train‚ he swiftly takes him into custody where he was questioned about a murder. The mystery is shown by the literary point of view used in In the Heat of the Night. The novel

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    Night and Day

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    January 31‚ 2012  Casey Key Beach Day and Night The beach is filled with sun kissed tans‚ buckets and shovels under the warmth of the sunlight‚ while the moonlight brings out the belly dancers‚ hula hoops and drums. The sound of crashing waves‚ the smell of the sea air‚ and fine sand felt between your toes are some of the things night and day time life at Casey Key Beach have in common. During the day you can find beachgoers slathering on that SPF 30‚ putting up their umbrellas‚ and kicking

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    Night of Terror

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    The night was dark. The sky was only lit by a full moon and a few faint stars. I was sitting quietly in my basement with my sister and two of our friends‚ Danny and Heather. We were all feeling rather bored. I came up with the idea to go get my Ouija board from my room. I told everyone‚ "I’ll be back in a minute." I ran upstairs to my room‚ grabbed the Ouija board from under my bed‚ and quickly ran back down to the basement. I set the board up and got the oracle out. Everyone had this odd look on

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    A Night to Remember

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    Sahr Kondokwi Professor Nancy Brewer English 1100-141 21 October‚ 2013 A Night to Remember Our past experiences are what make us the person we are today. We are all from different backgrounds‚ cultures‚ religions‚ traditions and therefore we all have different personalities‚ thoughts‚ and opinions on certain issues. It’s what leads us to how we react in certain situations and what we want to do in our futures: what we are passionate about. All these things stem from where we came from. Being

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