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    One afternoon‚ when the Flamenco music played‚ a gypsy-like dancer did her tap dance and clapped her hands in the arena as people cheered very loudly. After she finished performing her dance‚ two bullfighting horsemen took their spear and poked the bull with it. Bullfighting is considered a gory‚ aggressive sport because it is compared to playing rugby. Out of all the Romance-speaking countries‚ Spain is most famous for bullfighting‚ bringing many people to question the sport. Many people such

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    Journal response 1 In the Sun Also Rises‚ by Ernest Hemingway‚ alcoholism is an important theme in the novel. Alcoholism is a large part of Ernest Hemingway’s novel “The Sun Also Rises”. Drinking is the greatest escape that the characters use and the author employs it very often in the novel. All throughout the novel‚ the characters are drinking excessively. They use drinking to also help prove themselves. Because of Jake’s war wound made him physically unable‚ he feels that he must prove himself

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    Part 1 1.1 Introduction-Faber-Castell Company Faber-Castell was founded in 1761 as a pencil factory which is owned and managed by the eighth-generation family member Count Anton Wolfgang von Faber-Castell. It is the world’s oldest manufacturer of writing instruments‚ makes nearly 2 billion pencils a year. Faber-Castell Malaysia was established in 1978. It started to produce natural rubber and PVC-FREE erasers back in 1980. It has become one of the largest eraser manufacturers in the world producing

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    OLE MAS IN TRINIDAD The festival dates back to the 18th century‚ and the influx of French Catholic planters – both white and free coloured – their slaves‚ and free blacks in the 1780s. The white and free coloured both staged elaborate masquerade balls at Christmas and as a “farewell to the flesh” before the Catholic Lenten season‚ with each group mimicking the other in their masking and entertainment. The West African slaves of these planters as well as free coloureds had their own masking traditions

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    activity covered up by culture and tradition. In this speech‚ i hope to let you see why bullfighting is in- humane entertainment. In past decades‚ bullfighting has been an accepted and admired as a ’sport’. It has been portrayed as courageous and matadors have been made into heroes. In reality‚ bullfighting is a murderous‚ vicious bloodbath with no bravery what so ever. 35‚000 bulls are inhumanely slaughtered annually in Spain alone. Prior to a bullfight‚ the bull has his sight diminished by petroleum

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    prejudice against her was so strong she was unable to get the top billings she deserved. Some male bullfighters have publicly declared that they would not fight on the same bill. Bullfighting is normally fatal for the bull‚ and it is dangerous for the matador. Bullfighting is criticized by many animal rights activists‚ referring to it as a cruel or barbarous blood sport‚ in which the bull suffers severe stress and a slow‚ torturous death. The modern corrida is highly ritualized‚ with three distinct

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    stuffed in their noses and ears to make it difficult for the bulls to hear and breathe. The word “matador” comes from the spanish word “matar” which means “to kill.” These matadors torment the bulls by shaving their horns to cause pain and throw the bulls off balance‚ twisting daggers into their bodies to maximize blood loss‚ and stabbing the bulls in the back and neck. After torturing the bulls‚ the matadors stab the bulls in the spinal cord to slowly kill them. While the bulls are still conscious‚ their

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    Often times‚ art lends itself as a vehicle for political agenda. A recent example would be Fernando Botero’s series‚ Abu Ghraib‚ which is based on the torturous events that took place by US soldiers at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq. The series is a sharp contrast from the whimsical and oversized imagery Botero is best known for‚ and depicts the truculent abuse inmates were subjected to while in Abu Ghraib. Abu Ghraib 44 (2005); Oil on Canvas‚ shows a prisoner stripped of his undergarments and hanging

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    BIC Corporation: How a global icon develops its strategy Case questionsAnalyse the BIC case study and discuss the following questions: 1. What strategy did BIC use to succeed in the ball point pen market? 2. How did the strategy change with porous point pens and disposable lighters? 3. Which of the new product options should BIC pursue? Why/why not? 4. On the basis of your analysis in Questions 1 to 3‚ what do you think are the strategic strengths and weaknesses of BIC? 5. What strategies

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    Latin America spectacle in which bulls are fought by a matador‚ assisted by banderilleros and picadors‚ in the end the bulls are usually slaughtered (“Bullfighting: The Facts”). The matador are always dressed in a traditional costume of brilliant colors. Bullfighting is viewed by many as the mysterious ritual between man and beast. In reality bulls are not aggressive animals‚ the only reason they are furious and attempts to charge at the matador is mainly‚ because they have been horrendously abused

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