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    Many have considered mothers the family structure because mothers do whatever they can to ensure each of her child is safe‚ happy‚ supported in any way and loved. Although children are a blessing‚ it does have a fair share of frustrations‚ irritation‚ and annoyance. A mother’s love is nearly impossible to understand‚ but it is defined to be a vital point of children’s well-being as it shapes cultures and individuals. As foretold‚ women carry their young for nine months before they are born and continue

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    One woman‚ New Zealand born‚ Nancy Wake was among the involvement to stand against this. Inheriting money from a distant aunty Wake became a journalist in Europe. 1932 interviewed she interviewed Hitler and saw treatment of jewish first hand in Vienna. These first hand accounts instigated her significant work as a courier‚ within the south of France and to later lead to the setting up of safe houses. Alas these safe lines attracted interest from The Gestupo‚ making Nancy Wake #1 most wanted‚ and resulting

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    Nancy G. Brinker has devoted her life to helping others. She took care of her only sister‚ Susan‚ when needed the most. She has been involved with charity since early childhood. Nancy‚ herself‚ is a breast cancer survivor. Nancy G. Brinker is admirable for these traits; she is caring‚ charitable‚ and she is a survivor. Susan G. Komen was diagnosed with breast cancer in the late 1970’s. Nancy would make sure she was with Susan during her treatments. She would help Susan’s husband with the

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    beginning of the story‚ Walton is writing to his beloved sister. He talks about his big adventure to the North Pole. His dream is to see the sun going around and around‚ the campise spinning in circles‚ and to find a new passage. Walton explains to his sister of the loneliness he is feeling‚ but he is also very picky with who could be his friend. One day‚ Walton see a tall person on a slide pass by before find Victor. Victor‚ at first‚ looked like a savage. Though as he spoke to Walton turns out he was

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    A story that resonated with me was “Panhandle Lessons” by Nancy Leonard. Nancy Leonard had much adjustment to do when she moved from Illinois‚ where she was surrounded by loving family and friends‚ to a remote community in the Oklahoma Panhandle. Similarly‚ I was raised a lively community in Vietnam‚ and all was new to me when I moved halfway across the world to the small town of Altus‚ Oklahoma. From a neighborhood where gates were almost always open and the streets animated with sounds of children

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    INS 4-Nancy Drew: The Demon of River Heights The title of the book I read is "Nancy Drew: The Demon of River Heights" written by Stefan Petrucha. The main character of the book is Nancy Drew; the girl detective‚ she was the first one to be introduced in the book. Most of the characters of the book were introduced in the beginning of the story‚ but some were presented in the middle. In this story‚ Nancy was starring in her friends Ben and Quentin’s movie to make her acting debut. During this‚ a

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    Robert Walton to his sister Margaret Saville. Robert Walton is a captain aboard a ship on a very destructive voyage towards the North Pole. He then on explains to Margaret the undiscovered territory he stumbles upon‚ as well as uncover a passage in the northern parts of the pacific and that he is Russia. “This is the most favourable period for travelling in Russia. . . The cold is not excessive‚ if you are wrapped in fur- . . .” (Walton 1) In the second and the third letter‚ Robert Walton then on

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    Maris rough draft Multiple Sclerosis is disease in which the immune system eats away at the protective covering of nerves. In “On Being A Cripple” by Nancy Mairs‚ she addresses her complicated relationship with MS. The personal and social view of her relationship. The relationship Mairs has with MS she would not give up her life with this disease for anything or anyone in exchange for "sound limbs." Living with MS and still trying to be a mother and with a close relationship is hard. According

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    Akeria Harrold Ms. Wade English III March 26‚ 2012 3rd Period Epilepsy and Change Epilepsy‚ a neurological condition that affects the nervous system is also know as a seizure disorder. When someone has had two unexpected seizures that were not caused by any known medical condition‚ then it is usually diagnosed as epilepsy. The seizures in epilepsy may be related to a brain injury or a family tendency‚ but most of the time the cause is unknown. The word "epilepsy" does not indicate anything

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    In her essay‚ On Being a Cripple‚ Nancy Mairs comments satirically on the English language‚ American society and her overarching life struggle with multiple sclerosis . Mairs begins her essay by writing on her life experiences‚ and why she prefers to be called a ‘cripple’ over being called a ‘differently-abled’‚ person. In paragraph two‚ Mairs writes that‚ “As a cripple‚ I swagger‚” In order to understand what she is saying‚ the context of the quote must be made known; in order to understand the

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