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    limited partnership. Limited partnership refers to the types of owners the business will have‚ general (managers) and limited partners (investors). In this sense‚ Monica‚ and Susan will be the managers of the businesses because they both will operate the business with their skills‚ Susan with her computer graphics skills and Monica with her marketing skills. Whereas Vic will be the investor providing some capital to run the business‚ she will not be part of management; Vic will act as a passive

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    Daughter‚ written by Monica Sone. From one perspective‚ this novel is an autobiographical account of a Japanese American girl and the ways in which she constructed her own self-identity. On the other hand‚ the novel depicts the distinct differences and tension that formed between the Issei and Nisei generations. Moreover‚ it can be seen as an attempt to describe the confusion experienced by Japanese Americans torn between two cultures. First‚ and most obvious‚ Monica Sone accounts for‚ in

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    struggles to find a homemade gift for Monica and ends up finding a mixtape in his closet and gives it to Monica. During their gift exchange for their Valentine’s Day‚ Monica gives Chandler the sock bunny Phoebe made and tried to pawn off on Chandler earlier in the day. As Aristotle claims above‚ a true complex tragedy has reversal followed by recognition. The recognition of this narrative is when Chandler calls out Monica for not making her gift to him herself. Monica is deeply sorry and vows to do

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    Larabee �PAGE �1� Nichole Larabee Professor Jett English B1A February 2‚ 2014 Loneliness in "Supertoys Last All Summer Long" Brian Aldiss ’s "Supertoys Last All Summer Long" is a short story that depicts on how Monica is alone‚ David isn ’t real‚ and Henry just feeds into Monica ’s loneliness "An over crowded world is the ideal place in which to be lonely."(Aldiss 112) David ’s sole purpose is to fill a void with Mrs. Swinton‚ but it is hard to see a child who you want to love but can ’t in

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    Monica’s confrontation occurs after the couple’s Sunday picnic and causes turning point for him. He can pick either the “real” Monica and the outside world or mirrored Monica and his own self-obsession. Millhauser’s first-person narration intensifies the narrator’s self-obsession. In the end‚ he chooses the physical Monica‚ but ironically she “[does] the only thing she could do: she fled[s]” (Millhauser 9). While he learns that‚ he can destroy the glass‚ but not the perceived

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    successful years at Heal-INC‚ Monica‚ a very ambitious woman known for her expertise‚ takes on “project Hippocrates” as a program manager. While working on the project with the same focus and energy she did with all her previous endeavors at the company‚ she mistakenly fell in a very individualistic role without paying attention to her peers knowing that Ralph parker‚ VP of signal Proc. Design‚ is “politically aggressive” and he could be a “major road block”. Monica used the same upward appeal influence

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    changes on society and individuals. People live in an illusory world. Holograms creates fake surroundings where people can turn their backs on reality‚ and live in their own little world. We are introduced to three principal characters: the mother‚ Monica Swinton‚ the father‚ Henry Swinton and what we assume is their son‚ David. The family also has a robotic teddy bear named Teddy. At first we get the impression that the Swintons lives in an idyllic house‚ they have a flower-filled garden‚ a courtyard

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    ‘Portrayal of women in literature is heavily influenced by the social and cultural views of its context‚ but it is the author’s view that matters most’ Through close analysis of Monica Ali’s Brick Lane‚ one is able to see the various ways women are represented in literature‚ showing that both social and cultural views of its context‚ as well as the author’s own view are equally important in crafting an ingenious storyline. In this novel‚ Ali focuses on several Bengali women as they embark on a journey

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    assessment reported Jenny’s brainstem development was not up to par with where she should be‚ so Monica started implementing interventions that were specific for that stage. Jenny was not aware a trauma assessment was conducted for her and Monica did not tell her these new “activities” they were doing were therapeutic interventions. Had Jenny known this‚ she would have most likely refused to participate. Monica did a different activity every day including sensory‚ physical and rhythmic activities such

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    story opens with the words “In [Monica] Swinton’s garden‚ it was always summer” (Aldiss 444). These words illustrate perfectly how meaningless time has become. Summer is usually the season that is associated with warmth‚ play and carefreeness‚ and most importantly happiness. Alas‚ Monica has neither of these. The world is cold and crowded; she stands aloof from her son (who we later discover to be just a toy)‚ and her husband is not there either. Even when Monica seems to be preoccupied with thoughts

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