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    culture references to the material. A particular reference which comes to mind in regards to the topic of drug abuse and addiction‚ would be the scene from NBC TV show‚ “This Is Us‚” in which the character‚ William boards the bus with his girlfriend‚ Laurel (This Is Us 2017). The scene speeds through each time they board the bus and how the effects of drug changes them (This Is Us 2017). In the beginning of this scene‚ William is seen to enter the bus well and healthy‚ with his poetry book. It then transitions

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    Characters: Externality of Ideology Contradiction Proposal Thomas Hardy‚ known as one of the most important literary figures in Victorian Age‚ holds a significant position in English literary history. Dale Kramer once claimed that‚ “it is fair and accurate to say that‚ apart from Dickens‚ no novelist’s writing in English has appealed to so many different readers for so many differing reasons.”(Kramer‚ 1979: 2) Hardy is highly known for his adeptness in portrayal of characters‚ especially

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    physician Wilhelm Weinberg found a way to connect evolution to genetic probability through the use of a formula. That same year‚ only six months later‚ English mathematician G.H. Hardy came up with the same formula and ideas. Neither of the men were aware of the other’s works. In the past‚ it was known most as Hardy’s Law because Hardy published his works in English‚ while Weinberg’s was only

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    AP Literature and Comp The Convergence of the Twain The Convergence of the Twain‚ describes the event of the Titanic through the words of Thomas Hardy. He discusses the ship‚ and its history in detail. He uses strong diction‚ imagery‚ and his rhyme scheme in order to express the idea that fate is fixed‚ and the Titanic’s fate was sinking. He begins by using his title to start the idea off. The word Twain‚ stands for two; The Convergence of the Two. Right from the start‚ a reader gets that idea

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    relationship to laurel that appears as a motif in many coins made during his reign and in wall paintings that Kellum highlights . This is important to his reign because Apollo‚ the god of the Sun‚ was also tied to the laurel tree . This connection that is made between Augustus and Apollo is what leads up to the “Golden Age”‚ gold not only as a symbol of wealth‚ but gold in relation to the sun and Apollo. Furthermore‚ this is why the Garden Room is decorated so highly with laurel. It

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    2012-The Year of Mathematics P.Bhattacharyya [pic] [pic] (GH Hardy ‚ Ramanujan and Littlewood) The great Indian mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan was born on the 22nd of December 1887 in Erode‚ Tamilnadu. In a function held in the Centenary Hall of Madras University on the 26th of December 2011 marking the 125th birth anniversary of Srinivasa Ramanujan‚ the Prime Minister of India Dr. Manmohan Singh proclaimed: “Our

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    Professor Paul Niemeyer English 2323 April 18‚ 2011 A life without Worries In “The Ruined Maid” a poem by Thomas Hardy‚ one may first portray it to be about two women who are contrasting and discussing Melia’s past and now ruined life. In the poem Thomas hardy examines the life of two women‚ one poor and one rich‚ debating which women’s life is harder. In the poem Hardy exemplifies melodramatic dialogue between two women revealing the insecurities and ethics of women in the Victorian Era

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    Keywords: setting atmosphere mood symbol character coincidences Abstract: Modern critics consider Hardy a great writer and they consider The Mayor of Casterbridge one of Hardy¡¯s two great novels. Of all the Wessex¡¯s novels‚ however‚ this is the least typical. Although it makes much less use of the physical environment than do the others‚ we still cannot ignore the frequently use of symbols and setting in the novel. In my essay‚ I¡®ll analyze the function of the symbols and the setting in

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    Fingerprinting Lab Protocol. (1994‚ February 11). In Access Excellence at the National Health Museum. Retrieved January 12‚ 2011‚ from http://www.accessexcellence.org/AE/AEPC/DNA/detection.php Hardy‚ M. (1995‚ May 26). Hardy-Weinberg Principle. In Wikipedia. Retrieved January 13‚ 2011‚ from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hardy%E2%80%93Weinberg_principle Manske‚ M.‚ Farmer‚ M.‚ & Tiefert‚ M. (2001‚ October 23). Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism. In Wikipedia. Retrieved January 9‚ 2011‚ from http://en

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    situation lower than poverty. Hardy’s dramatic dialogue “The Ruined Maid” attempts to portray the injustices and ironies of Victorian morality. Hardy is able to achieve this through his elaborate control over language. The class distinctions and moral codes placed upon women in the Victorian era have a large degree of irony. In the first stanza Hardy introduces two women: an unnamed‚ impoverished farm maid and a relatively wealthy “ruined” woman. The fact that the farm maid is unnamed shows her

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