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    Fashion as Our Lifestyle

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    Муниципальное общеобразовательное учреждение гимназия Научно-практическая конференция «Юный исследователь - 2010» Fashion as our lifestyle Выполнили: Бабиева Ольга‚ Научный руководитель: Телухова Наталия‚ Максимова Галина ученицы 8 «Б» класса Васильевна‚ МОУ гимназия учитель английского языка

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    Summary/Critique of “Monuments to Our Better Nature” When choosing what story to read out of “75 Readings An Anthology” one caught my eye; “Monuments to Our Better Nature”. This caught my eye because I was intrigued to see what kind of monuments Byers talked about in the story. The moment I read he was talking about the monuments in Washington D.C. I knew this was the story I wanted to summarize and critique. During my spring break of my 9th grade year I visited D.C. and visited all of the monuments

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    Our Mothers Garden

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    In Our Mothers Garden‚ Alice Walker describes her favorite person. Walker introduces readers to her mother and her mother’s habits. We learn Walker’s feelings toward her mother‚ we learn her own mother’s happy place. It is with this‚ that I introduce my own favorite person in the entire world. This person is none other than my own baby sister‚ Lyanna. Lyanna is the craziest‚ loving‚ and caring person ever. Lyanna is barely four-years-old‚ but she holds a massive character within the little body

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    this change in transportation‚ starting by highlighting what the innovations were and then explaining the impact that these innovations had on the people. By using the word ‘innovations’ we are insinuating the improvement and modernization of technology around 1900. These were many‚ as the industrial revolution left many doors to be opened; many improvements to be made in transport equally. One of the biggest examples of this is the transition from the ‘horse age’ and using horses to travel‚ to

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    The Men We Carry in Our Minds is an essay by Scott Russell Sanders on the roles and responsibilities given to men and women in different echelons of society. Writing from his own point of view‚ the author spends the majority of the essay comparing and contrasting the differing jobs of men and women‚ and then outlining the effects of those jobs on them. Sanders’ views on the responsibilities of women change over the course of his maturation‚ but his sympathetic view towards the labours of the common

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    Managing Our Resources

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    Managing Our Resources: Environmental Ethics Today Jason Yarborough SOC 120 Instructor: Robert Olson June 5‚ 2010 Managing Our Resources: Environmental Ethics Today We‚ as the human race‚ can peer into the past and learn of days when the world seemed endless; to a time when our population was small enough‚ and our technology primitive enough that it seemed we would never run out of the natural resources that we so depended on. As time has worn on‚ slowly but surely the world has gotten

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    Our Education System

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    Report on the Seminar‚ “YOU CAN STOP CORRUPTION” organized by UNODC‚ ROSA on December 9‚ 2005 at the India Habitat Centre‚ New Delhi INTRODUCTORY SESSION 1000-1045 MR. SHANKAR SEN‚ Senior Fellow‚ Institute of Social Sciences: Welcome Address and Introduction Mr. Shankar Sen welcomed the participants. The session started with the introduction to the background and context of the issue of corruption. Mr. Sen informed the participants about the level and dimension of corruption in different states of

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    Animals Are Not Ours to Abuse There needs to be stricter laws to protect the rights of animals and stop the cruelty that they witness. Animals withstand a huge amount of pain and torture for human beings. Many people do not realize how much animals suffer only to benefit ourselves. Whether it is known by society or not the abuse and torture that these animals withstand for our entertainment‚ food‚ cosmetics and household products can be very inhumane and unethical. Many of these animals

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    Our Reliance on Computers

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    incorporated many forms of communications into a universal one. The computer’s role in the world continues to grow in importance even as we sometimes take it for granted. We must realize how greatly computers have affected our lives. Computers have become such an integral part of our lives because we rely on them for numerical calculations‚ storage of data‚ communication‚ and technological processes. The idea of computing began at the start of civilization. The computer’s long history makes it‚

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    Our Barbies Ourselves

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    Nathan Paris Period 5 1/28/15 Our Barbies‚ Ourselves In Emily Prager’s “Our Barbies‚ Ourselves‚” first published in Interview Magazine in 1991‚ the author discusses the extent to which sexism was utilized in the design and production of Barbie dolls‚ poses a question of Barbie being used as a weapon‚ and states that there are millions of women who are subliminally sure that a thirty-nine-inch bust and a twenty-three-inch waist are the epitome of lovability. Prager breaks down the design‚ noting

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