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    Recycling Weird Glass

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    Recycling “Weird” Glass Glass is used in pretty much every aspect of our life‚ for example car mirrors‚ cameras‚ phones‚ TV’s…etc. As proven by various sources glass is a vital material in a lot of the items we use today. Glass is used as well in bottles‚ and art‚ where in that case not only clear glass is used but is dyed in many colours. Since creation of this medieval product glass has supplied plethora of homes‚ and businesses with the comfort of sunlight‚ and being able to see through‚ without

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    The Weird Ways of Wideman

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    The Weird Ways of Wideman “Our Time” is an interesting story that displays many different styles of writing that not everyone is accustomed to. The author twists and turns the story many different directions throughout‚ which provides for an alluring read. The story “Our Time” by John Edgar Wideman attempts to tell the sad tale of Wideman’s brother‚ Robby. Robby is in jail at the time and Wideman is trying to piece together the parts of his younger brother’s life that landed him in prison. Throughout

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    Paralysis In The Sisters

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    o Within The Sisters‚ the narrator does not talk very much. The narrator is never named and rarely engages on conversation. In the beginning of the story‚ the narrator mentions the word paralysis and how the word sounds interesting to him. From this point on‚ we see how paralysis becomes part of the boy’s behavior and a major thematic idea throughout the story. The narrator constantly recalls random memories and odd quirks about the priest that suggest that Father Flynn is a bad person. The event

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    Macbeth

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    What Macbeth has taught me? After reading Shakespeare’s Macbeth I have learnt quite a lot of things. It has taught me how greed is bad. As Macbeth and Lady Macbeth were greedy they lost their lives. Due to her greed‚ Lady Macbeth had nightmares and she started sleepwalking. This is how Shakespeare tells us how greed will change our live. If Macbeth wasn’t greedy for the throne‚ he wouldn’t have lost his life. We can be greedy for several things but Macbeth has taught me that it can change anyone’s

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    author is showing the readers that sister Cora does not particularly like Avla Jane’s mother. In my book the husbands of the community are supposed to take on multiple wives to have many children. Sister Cora is the first wife and Alva Jane’s mother is the fourth wife. MAny times throughout the story the author has shown the jealousy that takes place in the house between sister Cora and sister Sherrie. I also believe the author has used that quote to show that sister Cora doesn’t like Alva Jane either

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    macbeth

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    or cursed life.  Macbeth‚ after killing King Duncan‚ can hardly sleep because of his ghastly nightmares.  While the witches are talking‚ Macbeth and Banquo enter the area.  Macbeth proclaims that he has never seen a day "so fair and foul." (Act 1‚ Scene 3‚ Line 38) This is reminiscent of the weird sisters’ statement in Act 1‚ Scene 1 that "fair is foul and foul is fair." This is a prominent theme in the play‚ as it beautifully expresses the macabre state of affairs within Macbeth and without.  Banquo

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    Macbeth

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    Why is it Lady Macbeth who suffers this fate while Macbeth does not? And how does Macbeth take the death of his beloved wife? The purpose of showing Lady Macbeth’s insanity is to show the changes within her. The repetitive handwashing act contrasts with her saying of “A little water clears us of this deed” (II. II‚ 64) In the beginning of the story‚ Lady Macbeth is ‘aggressive’ and encourages Macbeth to commit the evil deeds‚ but she soon regrets and suffers from it. Lady Macbeth is one one who

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    Sister Maude

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    Sister Maude In this essay I am going to write about called sister maude. Sister maude is about two sisters who don’t really get along very well‚ also this poet is ambigious becase the poem is unclear the reader does not now how the my dear died or the parents and the my shame‚ also this poem is written in (1830 - 1894) by christina Rossetti. The propse of the poem is to describe how jelousy sisters cuased a death of another. Christina Rossetti uses a range of techniques to show the feelings of

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    A Good Sister

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    Qualities of a good sister are: understanding‚ caring‚ non-judgmental‚ good listener‚ giver‚ sympathetic‚ loving‚ supportive but most of all‚ my sister is determined for her and her family to succeed in life. My sister had alot of obstacles in her life like early pragnancy‚ she dropped out of school‚ and she also raised five children. My sister is on of the most determined people I know in my life. My sister was twelve years old when she had her first child. My sister was very young so she didnt

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    Grimke Sisters

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    Kathryn Kisk Sklar’s Women’s Rights Emerges within the Antislavery Movement 1830- 1870‚ the Grimke sisters argued for the natural rights of women and slaves. They believed that all humans are moral beings‚ and are entitled to moral nature and rights. Throughout the documents Sarah and Angelina Grimke were not radical‚ but looked to better humanity in America. Their humanistic values urged the sisters to challenge the domestic roles and values that women in the 1800’s were faced with in their homes

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