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    hesitate to resort tovalues all means‚ unfair to acquire wealth and all luxuries of life. This mad obsession for reaching the top is the dream of everybody‚ and as such the moral and ethical values do not seem to have any place. Morality is often defined as the doctrine of actions right or wrong it is synonymous with ethics. Moralists are selfless and preach justice in every sphere of life. If people tend to observe morals‚ they will constitute a healthy and sound society. Morality knows nothing of

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    everywhere around us in many forms and holds a significant value in our lives. It is difficult to describe “Art” in literal terms‚ but broadly it is understood to be a form to express one’s feelings through any object or medium like paper‚ music‚ colours‚ technology‚ magic‚ photography etc. It could be abstract‚ realistic‚ naturalistic‚ conceptual‚ and inspirational. It is agreeable that we are surrounded by Art and also rely on it in our daily routine. When we enter someone’s home‚ it is difficult

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    In the novel‚ The Jungle by Upton Sinclair‚ Jurgis’s alienation exposes society’s moral values. Jurgis Rudkins is a Lithuanian immigrant first arrives in America filled with optimism and strongly believes in the American dream. Slowly‚ his optimism dwindles after experiencing the harsh working conditions and corruption of capitalism. As he begins to distance himself from his family‚ he turns to crime and alcohol until eventually deciding to join the socialist movement‚ hoping for a better future

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    Laertes An Important Character In Play Though seeming to simply be a minor character‚ Laertes is of great importance in the play‚ Hamlet‚ and much more than one would initially believe‚ due to his extensive inner conflict. He is good‚ loyal‚ and honourable‚ seeming to possess the greatest virtue of all the characters‚ yet he still is doomed to die along with the other characters‚ precisely because of his great virtue. As Scene Two begins‚ in the first lines which Laertes speaks in the play‚ he requests

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    How Fate and Free Will Play a Part in The Odyssey Fate and free will are epic subjects in life. When we cannot control something we blame it on fate‚ but we try to change the way things are with our free will. Fate is something unknown that determines what will happen. It may seem like a coincidence or may feel like an omen‚ but it is something no person controls for oneself. Fate‚ to some‚ may be in the hands of a higher power such as gods or God. For others fate is merely something that happened

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    The Life of a Teenager: Then and Now When my parents were my age they had high expectations for this generation. They didn’t expect us to have smart phones‚ or the internet. They expected stuff like flying cars‚ or teleportation. But to be fair‚ every generation has high expectations for the next generation; sometimes they get fulfilled‚ sometimes they don’t. The things that are important to a teenager’s life in my generation are 3 things: your social life‚ athletics‚ and your technology. When

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    Introduction Communicating with others is always considered as an indispensable part in human’s life. In the past people usually communicated through drawings‚ symbols‚ writing‚ radio‚ television and so on. Since the changes in technologies people can convey their messages from one side to another side by e-mail‚ telephone‚ text message and social media (Appendix A) such as Facebook‚ Twitter and YouTube. Apparently‚ communication involves two parties which are sender and receiver where both of them

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    Role of Music in Our Life

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    applies to all aspects of knowledge is the "use it or lose it" theory where if a part of the brain is not used for an extended period of time‚ it devolves and becomes virtually useless. Listening to music causes neurons to fire at rapid rates‚ and without listening to music these neurons turn off‚ sometimes forever. For our brain to be fully functional‚ music must be part of our daily lives. It seems that we gain our interest in music hereditarily. Infants do not respond to language‚ but recognize

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    Internet Change Our Life

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    piece of information only to fall down the rabbit hole and find ourselves‚ an hour later‚ reading something entirely unrelated to our original search” Elias Aboujaoude‚ (Virtually you‚ p 214).This is how‚ sometimes‚ some people fall prey of some sort an online dating sites from which encounters can be as dangerous as criminals. In Fact‚ just as practically in any aspect of life‚ there are folks out there who will use the internet as their primary means of getting new acquaintances. However‚ some of these

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    FOREIGN LANQUAGES IN OUR LIFE Language is human speech‚ either spoken or written. Language is the most common system of communication. It allows people to talk to each other and to write their thoughts and ideas. The word «language» may be loosely used to mean any system of communication‚ such as traffic light or Indian smoke signals. But the origin of the world shows its basic use. It comes from the Latin word «lingua»‚ meaning «tongue». And a language still is often called a tongue.

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