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    fanning herself; however‚ she realized that her fanning was causing her to shrink. She immediately‚ “dropped it hastily‚ just in time to avoid shrinking away altogether. ’That WAS a narrow escape! ’ said Alice‚ a good deal frightened at the sudden change‚ but very glad to find herself still in existence.” This “narrow escape(Carroll)” accentuates Alice’s childlike naivety upon entering Wonderland. She has never had to worry about dying‚ but now she is faced with it head on. Shortly after this near death

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    seriously harm their hosts‚ but they do itch and are annoying. predation The fastest lions are able to catch food and eat‚ so they survive and reproduce‚ and gradually‚ faster lions make up more and more of the population. The fastest zebras are able to escape the lions‚ so they survive and reproduce‚ and gradually‚ faster zebras make up more and more of the population. An important thing to realize is that as both organisms become faster to adapt to their environments‚ their relationship remains the same:

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    to provide enough living space for a family‚ is wind resistant‚ and has good ventilation. Gers are constructed of a latticed wood structure covered with layers of felt and canvas (ger’s coverings). A lattice (section of ger lattice wall) frame of narrow birch and willow laths is held together by leather strips. The sections are about 2 meters long and are bound together to form a large circular structure. This collapsible lattice is called khana. The average ger uses four to eight khana‚ with five

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    ‘white-culture’ has developed a structured and ordered environment‚ which we now call home. This environment is not only normal‚ but is now seen as desirable because it represents a place where we belong. This comfort within our environment has created a narrow-minded effect on our society where we tend to be less accepting of difference or anything foreign. Anything not associated with ‘home’ is generally feared and rejected due to our limited-view. Our diversity seems to be limited to our busy streets

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    Students of today are the future guardians of our Nation’s destiny. They are the molders and builders of future India. Political Consciousness is‚ therefore‚ an indispensable factor‚ contributing to the growth and development of a healthy public opinion on the part of the future pillars of the nation. But in no case should this young men and women be allowed to be used as cat’s paw of the shellfish and self centered shoddy politicians. Students of India must promote a sub line sense of discipline

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    any other slave‚ he was able to overcome these hardships and was able to become a free slave by escape. What sets him apart from other slaves however‚ is that he was able to write with such power and become an example for his people. This is reflected in his autobiography‚ The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass. As Douglass recounts the story of his years as a slave and his journey to escape the hold of his masters he uses rhetorical strategies such as metaphors‚ personification‚ and polysyndetons

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    Road Accident

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    congestion. They also took down the evidence provided by witnesses and onlookers. Some sweepers were clearing the debris and the blood stains on the road.             When the taxi finally continued the journey‚ I silently thanked God for my narrow escape. I learned a good lesson that impatience and recklessness would bring harm and danger. I was happy to see that Malaysians are public-spirited and they render help to others readily. Since then I remember and

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    “Themistocles should be remembered forever as the hero of the Persian Wars.” Discuss this statement. Themistocles should be remembered forever as the hero of the Persian Wars; although‚ there were other important individuals and factors which also contributed to the Grecian success during the time period of 490BC – 479BC. Themistocles began his successful heroism during the Battle at Marathon. His contribution (although rather small at this point in history) can be discussed as helpful. Themistocles

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    In Ernest Hemingway ’s short story‚ "A Clean Well-Lighted Place"‚ the concept of nada is the central and most important theme. As described by Carlos Baker‚ Nada is "a Something called Nothing which is so huge‚ terrible‚ overbearing‚ inevitable‚ and omnipresent that‚ once experienced‚ it can never be forgotten" (Baker 124). It is a metaphysical state that symbolizes the chaos in everyone ’s lives. Some people have it more than others and some deal with this idea differently that others

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    Symbols of Oliver Twist

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    parenthood. Dickens uses the symbol labyrinth that represents the path of criminals. After Oliver managed to escape from Fagin the Jew‚ Fagin became worried that Oliver might tell about the crimes that he and his gang had committed. To ensure that Oliver would never tell the stories of the crimes‚ Fagin sent Sikes and Nancy to kidnap him. Oliver was caught and then “dragged into a labyrinth of dark narrow courts and forced along them” (Dickens 92). Although Oliver is literally being dragged back to Fagin

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