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    Desire by Paz Latorena

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    Desire by Paz Latorena She was homely. A very broad forehead gave her face an unpleasant‚ masculine look. Her eyes‚ which were small‚ slanted at the corners and made many of her acquaintances wonder if perchance she had a few drops of celestial blood in her veins. Her nose was broad and flat‚ and its nostrils were always dilated‚ as if breathing were an effort. Her mouth‚ with thick lips‚ was a long‚ straight; gash across her face made angular by her unusually big jaws. But nature‚ as if ashamed

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    There can be little doubt that the Planeta Paz initiative represented a key turning point for the LGBT sector. On the one hand‚ in a pioneering gesture‚ it boldly posited a role for gender and sexuality-related activism in the peace process; on the other hand‚ it provided the collectives and individuals who comprised the LGBT sector with vital spaces for discussion. It was in those spaces that the acronym LGBT was first used and the advantages and limitations of such a designation discussed. While

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    THE SMALL KEY by Paz latorena It was very warm. The sun‚ up above a sky that was all blue and tremendous and beckoning to birds ever on the wing‚ shone bright as if determined to scorch everything under heaven‚ even the low‚ square nipa house that stood in unashamed relief against the gray green haze of grass and leaves. It was a lonely dwelling‚ located far from its neighbors‚ which were huddled close to one another as if for mutual comfort‚ it was flanked on both sides by tall‚ slender bamboo

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    Elements of Fiction Characters Alfredo Salazar - Son of Don Julian‚ a more than 30 years old man and a bachelor. He is engaged to Esperanza but him still fleeting to Julia Salas. Esperanza - Wife of Alfredo Salazar. She is a homely woman‚ literal minded and intensely acquisitive. She is one of those fortunate women who have the gift uniformly beauty. Julia Salas - Sister-in-law of Judge Del Valle. She is the other girl of Alfredo Salazar that remains single in her entire life.

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    Walt Whitman’s poem‚ ‘A Sight in Camp in the Daybreak Gray and Dim’‚ describes the conditions in a civil war camp hospital. The speaker of the poem‚ Whitman himself‚ depicts the eerie scene of a medical tent during the civil war. The speaker wakes up to the haze of ‘daybreak’ and encounters 3 unattended dead bodies of 3 dead soldiers. Whitman goes into detail describing the faces of the fallen soldiers. Constantly asking himself “who” the men really are. With the use of his diction and other literary

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    Home Reading Report Title: Dead Stars Author: Paz Marquez Benitez Setting: i. Time: Lenten Season ii. Place: Laguna‚ Philippines Characterization: * Alfredo Salazar- son of Don Julian‚ a more than 30 years old man and a bachelor who was engaged to Esperanza but he still flirting with another woman named Julia Salas. * Esperanza- Alfredo’s fiancee; She is a homely woman‚ literal minded and intensely passionate. She is one of those lucky women who have the gift

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    Prof. Kalogeris Hector Manuel Alcaraz THIRD ESSAY ON WHITMAN Walt Whitman starts this poem just as he usually does‚ repeating the title as the first sentence‚ making the reader assimilate the gray and dim atmosphere‚ blending with a picture of a sleep depraved narriator. Having the poem just started we raise the question why is he so sleepless if its morning. It can be hard for us to grasp the true meaning of this word because when we wake up we do so fully rested in a

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    [Waiting for daybreak] | Two women‚ how far will they go to protect their dreams for tomorrow? | ● Setting: The story is develops in a place called Shoal creek‚ Tennessee‚ it´s a small town about an hour south of Nashville. The Author doesn´t mention a lot about the place‚ culture or details about the Country. According to the book Shoal Creek is not a crowded place‚ neither is Nashville‚ so when Paige or Tony wanted to go to restaurants or go out‚ they had to travel about an hour or two

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    SmartKart IBUS 841 Final Project Fall 2013 I. Executive Summary This paper aims to provide a feasible transportation option to relieve the last-mile problem in the Las Paz/Los Altos region‚ Bolivia. While nearly 80 percent of its people are relying on public transportation‚ development of the system has been greatly deferred by the local economy‚ the lack of proper infrastructure‚ the difficulty in building related structure due to geographic location‚ and the lack of respective

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    ENGLISH 4 U 4 EVER A platform to study‚ discuss and share English at the Secondary (Class-IX & X) and Higher Secondary (Class-XI & XII) levels under WBBSE‚ WBCHSE‚ WBBME‚ CBSE‚ CISCE (ICSE & ISC) boards or councils. HOME Syllabus Teachers ’ Corner TEXT HELP EXAM RESULT Question Papers Students ’ Corner Saturday‚ June 01‚ 2013 UPON THE WESTMINSTER BRIDGE by William Wordsworth: An Analysis The Author: William Wordsworth William Wordsworth (1770-1850)

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