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    The Hobbit: What did Bilbo Baggins Learn At the beginning of the adventure‚ Bilbo is a conservative‚ careful hobbit‚ blind to the adventurous side of his world. The Tookish part in him has been buried deep as a result of his community‚ and their narrow-minded view on life. We can see this when Gandalf arrives at his house‚ and begins talking to him and he says‚ “We don’t want any adventures here‚ thank-you!” thus implying that it is not directly his opinion. Throughout the journey‚ he becomes

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    Jack Finney’s concise narrative “Contents of the Dead Man’s Pocket” exhibits the author’s concern with time and the struggle to escape from its grip. The story’s protagonist‚ Tom Benecke‚ illustrates the delicate balance between what people tend to prioritize in life and spend the most time on versus what ends up arguably being the more worthwhile investment of that time. Benecke has tremendously invested himself‚ including all of his leisure time‚ in completing research to gain a higher position

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    gather at the edge of Erebus‚ the place where the dead reside. The spirits included those of the young and the old; male and female. There were also many warriors who were still in possesion of their armor and weaponry. The spirits started to try to escape from the pit of Erebus. Oddyseus told his men to skin the animal that they had killed and make them into offering for Hades and Persephone‚ the god and godess of the dead who reside in the underworld. He sat waiting with his sword out to defend himself

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    This causes the tall height and long arms and legs seen in people with this syndrome. How this overgrowth happens is not well understood. Other areas of the body that are affected include: •Lung tissue (there may be a pneumothorax‚ in which air can escape from the lung into the chest cavity and collapse the lung) •The aorta‚ the main blood vessel that takes blood from the heart to the body may stretch or become weak (called aortic dilation or aortic aneurysm) •The eyes‚ causing cataracts and other

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    cave. Every person has a personal “cave” and only with knowledge and understanding can we escape from the captivity ignorance. The prisoners in the story were only allowed to see shadows in the cave and it’s what they believed as true. In the story Plato states that the prisoners came to know reality as nothing more as “the shadows of those artificial objects” (Plato 50). Most people have only seen a narrow and small perspective of the world with a skewed sense of reality. They only know what’s

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    Definition of Propaganda

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    influencing people to believe information of a misleading nature. In other words‚ it is a way of lying by omission because it presents half- truths to produce an emotional rather than a rational response to the information presented. Propaganda is a narrow selfish way to get people to accept ideas and beliefs‚ and it is presented on different levels. Propaganda is a technique that is use to persuade people to join in or do the same thing. This form of propaganda is commonly used by companies to increase

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    Even though the United States is a country where all men and women are created equal‚ there still exists social class. Many people deem this practice of separation as harmless. However‚ today‚ many clashes of these clans make the news. For example‚ the Ferguson‚ Missouri‚ riots caused mass physical and emotional damage. In the book To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee‚ these same racial tensions also boil over. Some of the blame belongs to Maycomb’s social system‚ including the wealthy whites‚ the

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    that are successful but "not always in such a good way." Globalization means different things to different people. To those who favor it‚ it represents fewer reasons for armed conflicts‚ more opportunities for escaping the confines of tradition and narrow-mindedness‚ a higher standard of living‚ and more access to the good things of life; in short‚ capitalism and democracy. To those who mistrust it or hate it‚ it means the submersion of national sovereignty‚ the extinction of regional cultures‚ the

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    "--a time when women sought equality and small breast were king." (p.5) * Rhetorical Question- "Could this account for the popularity of breast implant surgery?" (p.3) * Impact Statement- "As if we’re all trapped in Barbie’s world and can never escape." (p.7) Questions: * Meaning #3- What is Prager’s definition of a feminist in this essay? Where do you find this definition?: Prager’s definition of a feminist is women who sought equality and loved having small breast. We find her definition in

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    propelled the United States into an anti- Communist fervor. He led investigations where people were encouraged to confess the names of Communist sympathizers to escape punishment. This resulted in a spree of accusations. The same hysteria occurred in Salem‚ as the colonists were either the accusers or the accused. In addition‚ there was a narrow-mindedness‚ excessive zeal and disregard for the individuals that characterize the government’s effort to stamp out a perceived social ill. In The Crucible‚

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