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    Monologue Of Ivan Clarke

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    Narrator Ivan was like any other child. He is meant to be loved‚ to be treated well‚ to be cared for and wanted. But he didn’t live in an imaginary world‚ so he was like any other child: loved in harsh conditions. Perhaps it was the war‚ it was his vengeance that blinded him... there was a lot to take in. First‚ Lukas Moore was sent as a spy to Russia. He had to marry a young girl to keep the police and royal family at bay. Not long after‚ he started to drink due to stress and the huge amount of

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    Carolina’s Outer Banks. They came for various reasons‚ and with different hopes and dreams. They appointed an artist‚ John White‚ as their governor. White’s daughter‚ Eleanor‚ and her husband‚ Ananias Dare‚ came with him. Shortly after their arrival‚ Eleanor gave birth to a daughter. The child‚ named Virginia‚ was the first English child born on American soil. Soon after Virginia’s birth‚ John White returned to England for supplies. However‚ England was at war. This prevented him from returning to the colonists

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    Stephen Tobolowsky relays what he labels his “first crisis of belief” in his article “The Santa Conspiracy.” This “crisis of belief” occurs when he has a conversation with his six-year- old friend about his own questioning of whether Santa is real. Tobolowsky is struck by the confrontational and profound statement of this friend: “’It is always easier to want to believe in something than to say it never was true.’” Stephen is five years old when he is jolted by this philosophical maxim from his

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    Mr Toby Clarke

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    Roles and Responsibilities (draft). Toby Clarke This essay will address how organisations involved in further education‚ such as OFSTED (on a national level) and Sussex Downs College (on a local level) impact on the teaching roles and responsibilities of lecturers with respect to the delivery of their related courses through legislative measures and the introduction of internal policies. In order to examine the factors that impact on these roles and responsibilities‚ this essay will consider

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    John Abbott the Box Man

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    Imperial University‚ but instead‚ went on to become one of Japan’s best known modern novelists. His novel The Box Man (originally published as 箱男‚ 1973)‚ one of his most famous works‚ is a powerful metaphor about the high-speed economic growth in 1960s Tokyo‚ and the problems arising from it.The novel begins with the first of many images‚ a photographic negative showing the figure of a man. Beside this image is what appears to be a newspaper clipping with the headline‚ “CLEAN SWEEP OF UENO HOBOS- Check

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    Dear Santa

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    I know you’re a busy guy this time of year and you have a ton of mail to get through – almost all of it from children under 8. I’m hoping that because I am almost a teenager and you might consider my letter in the interest of other letters. Like the letters you received from my younger brothers I’m going to list several things I hope you can deliver – please bring as many as you can. It seems a bit selfish‚ I know‚ but I’m hoping this is just because as a preteen I’m conditioned to give rather than

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    The book‚ The White Mountains by John Christopher‚ describes freedom as a luxury. Freedom is extremely valuable‚ and many people have fought and even risked their own lives for it. In the United States‚ freedom is emphasised such as in their national anthem. There are reasons to why freedom is so important. They are to be creative‚ to disagree‚ and to be able to choose God. Creativity is what makes this world interesting and diverse. Many inventions were made by accident and by unusual combinations

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    Asya Evelyn 11/4/14 Period 1 The Santa Ana Winds Joan Didion feels that the Santa Anna Wind have a negative effect on people and makes people act very different. Throughout the passage Didion’s tone is negative and uneasy; and the same goes for her diction. She creates images that are negative‚ so the reader can understand her true thoughts and feelings toward the Santa Ana winds. She also gives details of the human behavior while the Santa Ana takes place. Didion opens up the passage by describing

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    Henrik Ibsen Thesis Paper

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    every person that experiences it. Many of these question will forever remain unanswered. The social and psychological problems and questions that life throws at it attendants are stressed by one of the mid to late 1800 ’s best problem play authors‚ Henrik Ibsen. Ibsen spend most of his writing career exploring the human mind. He had a passion for the truth‚ and due to this he conveyed his thoughts through writing. His time period offered many scenarios for him to write about which still apply to today

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    Family Life: The culture of the family. Chloe Watts Family through the eyes of TV producers In this present day it is rare that you won’t find a television in a family home. Even though most people do not consider television a major part of their lives‚ it is an inescapable part of popular culture. There are many modern programmes that represent the family life such as the Simpsons and Outnumbered (BBC1). These programmes show us what families look like and make us create an ‘ideal self’ for

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