The so-called load-shedding remains the integral part of rural and urban life. It docent even go away in winter‚ but in the summer‚ it becomes the thorn in the eye. The abuse and curses WAPDA gets in summer‚ if written on paper and loaded on Titanic‚ Titanic wouldn’t require a storm to get drowned. Hide and seek role played by electricity only irate the consumers more. It not only snatches the mental and physical peace‚ but also results in massive financial losses in regard of electronic appliances
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makes very long speeches at dinner‚ discussing matters that the audience would know were incorrect. Priestley uses dramatic irony‚ where we know things that the characters obviously don’t. For example‚ he claims war will never happen and that the Titanic is unsinkable. This is revealed when Mr Birling says‚ “And I’m talking as a hard-headed‚ practical man of business. And I say there isn’t a chance of war. The world’s
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In Act 1 of “An Inspector Calls” how does J.B Priestley use dramatic devices to convey his concerns and ideas to members of the audience as well as interest them and involve them in the play. “An Inspector Calls” was written in 1945 but the play was set in 1912‚ a few years before the First World War. The place it was set was an imaginary industrial West Midland town called Brumley. The play talks about the class structure in 1912. “An Inspector Calls” shows how big a gap there was between the
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include performing minor crimes going against parental advice and falling in love with someone parents do not approve of. Often time’s human beings go after what is forbidden to us. Forbidden love is a theme that exists within Romeo and Juliet‚ The Titanic‚ and the song “Love Story.” Works Cited Andrews‚ John F. "Falling in Love: The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet." Classical‚ Renaissance‚ and Postmodernist Acts of the Imagination: Essays Commemorating O. B. Hardison‚ Jr. Ed. Arthur F. Kinney
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inescapable as death itself does murder present itself. Proving that life is evanescent. Another sometimes unstoppable end can come in the form of a tragedy. Like for instance a boat crash‚ as is illustrated in this passage about the Titanic‚ “The magnitude of the Titanic incident became apparent‚ Burnham lost his friend. The steward lost his son.” (390). Life is fickle‚ and if you believe in fate‚ this could be a very acceptable‚ but still yet‚ hard-to-swallow
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Introduction In this essay I am going to talk about why the writer in the text “Lies‚ Camera‚ Action” is upset with how hollywood rewrites history to make americans the heroes of battles they never fought. This essay was made to show how just simple rewrites can affect many people in many different ways. In the main text I am going to be talking about why the writer of “Lies‚ Camera‚ Action” is annoyed‚ what is the future effect it could give on people if they believe the rewrites of history and
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Contents TOC \o "1-3" \h \z \u Introduction PAGEREF _Toc386409319 \h 1Question 1: PAGEREF _Toc386409320 \h 2Question 2: PAGEREF _Toc386409321 \h 5Question 3: PAGEREF _Toc386409322 \h 7Question 4: PAGEREF _Toc386409323 \h 10QUESTION 5 PAGEREF _Toc386409324 \h 16Question 6 PAGEREF _Toc386409325 \h 18Conclusion PAGEREF _Toc386409326 \h 24Reference PAGEREF _Toc386409327 \h 25 IntroductionGEZ Bhd is a major oil company in Malaysia which was operated petrol stations under three basic concepts‚ namely
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They include allot of dramatic irony for example when Mr. Birling says “Why. A friend of mine went over this new liner last week – the Titanic – she sails next week – forty six thousand eight hundred tons – forty six thousand eight hundred tons – New York in five days – and every luxury – and unsinkable”. This is dramatic irony because the audience know that titanic sunk on its first sail this creates tension and makes Mr. Birling look foolish. I think Mr. Birling is very much in control at the start
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Financial Projection Use fund Start-up Expenses First month (RM) First 6 month (RM) Salary- CEO 1‚800 10‚800 Salary- 5 Staff 7‚500 45‚000 Advertising- Newspaper 450 2‚700 Advertising- Magazine 800 4‚800 Brochure fees 120 720 Promotion- Coupon 6‚500 8‚500 Promotion- Discount 5‚000 7‚500 Web site registration and maintenance fee 300 1‚800 EPF 1‚116 6‚696 SOCSO 163 978 Rental 45‚000 120‚000 Insurance (Company) 250 1‚500 Legal fees 200 200 Registration for Business License 150 150 Business
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Top Glove Corporation Berhad was founded in 1991 by Tan Sri Lim Wee Chai. It has been growing rapidly since then and has become the world ’s largest rubber glove manufacturer (“Corporate profile”‚ n.d.). Due to the increasing demand in market‚ Top Glove Corporation Berhad decided to undergo expansion on its output and to increase its number of branches at the beginning of 2000s. In 2012‚ the company withholds the following data within its current operating system. (Data extracted from Top Glove
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