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    and Europe. They did not even know the continents they were aware of very well. They were mistaken in many of their beliefs about the world that they did know. They had seriously underestimated the size of Asia‚ therefore thinking the world was 2/3s smaller than it really was. However‚ it was a time of great exploration. People were starting to map out the world‚ partly for trade routes. With those mistaken beliefs: the need to explore‚ and the Renaissance‚ you can see what drove Columbus across

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    comedy of errors

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    events sets the stage for what is to happen and lets the audience know what is going on during all the confusion that takes place. The Comedy of Errors is filled with mistakes and misadventures. It takes the audience through a comical journey of mistaken identity. The two lost brothers and their twin servants accidentally end up in the same town square creating confusion throughout the town. The play touches on broken families‚ a troubled marriage‚ slavery‚ grief and anger‚ some violence which is

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    SANTOOR Santoor is the third largest soap brand in India. The brand‚ belonging to Wipro Consumer Care‚ has done well for itself by beating the international biggies and carving a niche for itself since it was launched in 1986. In the past 25 years‚ the run for the brand was not always so good‚ but a consistent and strategic communication has played a pivotal role in its success. Santoor is a Rs1‚000 crore brand and has been growing at a CAGR of 23 per cent for the last five years.  The communication

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    She did not necessarily fit in with the other undergraduate students because of her age. On the first day of college she was mistaken as a parent instead of a student because of what she wore during the welcoming week. But it was mostly the people who were not part of Nathan’s dorm hall who had mistaken her as a parent of one of the students attending the college. One of the RAs on Nathan’s hall saw her eating dinner and drinking a beer in the dorm lounge and confronted

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    create the epitome of Hitchcock. A popular and reoccurring theme in Hitchcock’s movies is the case of "the wrong man‚" or mistaken identity and being wrongfully accused of a crime. In North by Northwest‚ this is the driving element of the plot. Roger Thornhill‚ played by the 1960’s dreamboat Carry Grant‚ is brought into a dark and confusing world of crime when he is mistaken for George Kaplin and kidnapped. This slip-up ends up with him framed for drunk driving‚ and Thornhill is driven to prove

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    who finds all the intellectual short-comings on one side. But this phenomenon is much easier to account for and much less disquieting than the one we have just considered. Students of human nature and philosophers have long taught us that we are mistaken in regarding our intelligence as an independent force and in overlooking its dependence on emotional life. Our intellect‚ they teach us‚ can function reliably only when it is removed from the influences of strong emotional impulses; otherwise it

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    Paraphasing

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    an active machine or even a set of instructions for actions. Language is simply a (very large) collection of nodes and their (even larger) set of interconnecting links (Hudson‚ 2006‚ p.634). Language and dialect are two different terms which are mistaken by people to have the same meanings. “Interpreting the term ‘dialect’ broadly to mean ‘variety of language’‚ this means that it is concerned with analysing and describing related language varieties‚ particularly in respect of their salient differences

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    Race: Social Construct

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    depicts a group of three half caste Aborigine girls‚ who are taken from their family by a white man‚ Mr. Neville. The girls are taken to be trained as servants and also so they can assimilate to the “White” culture. The article explains how race can be mistaken to be a biological difference‚ but how it actually is a social construct created by society. Throughout their works‚ Lopez and Noyce portray that race is not determined by biological factors‚ but rather by society creating social constructs. The

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    in the devastating ending of this beautiful love story. As a product of their death‚ their families come together and start new‚ in non-violent and non-hateful lives. When Shakespeare wrote Romeo and Juliet his main argument was about quick love mistaken for lust. "For I ne’er saw true beauty till this night." Said by Romeo in Act 1‚ Scene 5 While most good relationships take years to build‚ Romeo and Juliet met two hours before they decided to get married. They had never met before and didn’t

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    downfalls of eyewitness testimony. Wrongful incarceration has consistently demonstrated that inaccurate identification carries a big weight when it comes to wrongful identification‚ in fact‚ in the article Contamination of Eyewitness Self-Reports and Mistaken-Identification Problem by Laura Smalarz and Gary L. Wells‚ they state that there is an average of thirty three percent of witnesses who make an identification from a lineup identify a known innocent filler. There is a lot of thought behind the processes

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