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    this time of questioning‚ people become increasingly thoughtful and observant of the world around them. They begin to question the institutions that govern them. Revolutions do not affect everyone‚ however‚ especially in Mahbod Seraji’s novel Rooftops of Tehran. In this novel divisiveness directly affects some characters‚ like Doctor. His rebellion gets him into trouble with the secret police force called the SAVAK. In contrast‚ Doctor’s fiancee‚ Zari‚whose parents raised her in a traditional Iranian

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    Lolita in Tehran

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    Reading Lolita in Tehran Questions 1.) Azar Nafisi includes the description of her two contrasting pictures to symbolize what she wishes Tehran would be more like‚ and what it is now‚ a dull hidden and very conservative. Tehran women must wear head scarves and black robes‚ they pretty much hide themselves completely; while on the other picture the same group of women stand except they have taken off their coverings and wearing ever day clothes. I think Nafisi includes this description to show

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    Rooftop Gardening

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    Transport 28 Quality 28 Plant Design 29 Packaging and labeling 29 Value chain: 30 Management‚ organizational structure & HRM 31 Porter’s 5 Forces 33 Financial Analysis and Investment Proposal 35 Conclusion 51 Executive Summary Rooftop Gardening is a unique but unexplored content in our country. We have chosen this sector because of the ultimate potential it has for future growth and profitability. Many people in our country badly want free space to breathe freely rather than living

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    Tehran, Iran

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    Tehran is the capital of Iran and the Tehran Province. With a population of around 8.3 million and surpassing 14 million in the larger metropolitan area‚ Tehran is Iran’s largest city and urban area‚ and one of the largest cities in Western Asia. In fact‚ Tehran is ranked 29th largest in the world by the population of its metropolitan area. The capital city is located in the northern‚ middle section of Iran near the border of the Caspian Sea. The Tehran Metropolitan area is about 265 sq miles in

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    The Prisoner of Tehran by Marina Nemat is a story of young girl who was born in 1965 in Tehran‚ Iran. Her father was a dancer while her mother was a hairdresser. Marina in her young days liked to dance‚ have fun at the beach and liked to spend time with her friends and crush Andre who she met in the church. She was brought up in an orthodox Christian family and went to a school with majority of Muslims in it. Religion was never a matter of concern back in the early days when Nemat went to school

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    Tehran, Iran

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    Tehran‚ Iran Tehran is the capital and largest city of Iran and is also the most populous city in the Middle East. As the capital of Iran‚ Tehran is a very diverse and beautiful city combining the ancient civilization of Iran with modern developments and living. It is located on the base of the Alborz Mountains Chain allowing it to be a great tourist attraction to many. Tehran has provided a place for important sociological‚ economic‚ and political activities. This paper will allow one to understand

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    Reading Lolita in Tehran

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    Reading Lolita in Tehran In the memoir‚ Reading Lolita in Tehran‚ it talks about all the extreme risks the women of Iran are taking just to be able to do simple tasks‚ such as reading westernized literature (The Great Gatsby‚ Pride and Prejudice). It documents the experiences of women in Iran during the Islamic Revolution. A very thought provoking book might I add. The men are practically free to run around and do as they please within reason. Following the revolution‚ everything changed…leading

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    Sunset Rooftop Restaurant

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    Sunset Rooftop Bar & Grill LLC is a rooftop restaurant and bar with live music and rooms available to rent for small parties. I will start small with one location and expand to other areas as the restaurant gains a strong following and success. To begin with‚ I will supervise the work being done from renovations to daily operations until I find a trustworthy and suitable candidate to take over as manager. The restaurant will be located in downtown Rahway. I chose this location because the downtown

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    Reading Lolita in Tehran

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    READING LOLITA IN TEHRAN READING LOLITA IN TEHRAN Azar Nafisi AUTHOR’S NOTE Aspects of characters and events in this story have been changed mainly to protect individuals‚ not just from the eye of the censor but also from those who read such narratives to discover who’s who and who did what to whom‚ thriving on and filling their own emptiness through others’ secrets. The facts in this story are true insofar as any memory is ever truthful‚ but I have made every effort to protect friends

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    seeking a companion. Dr. Frankenstein should have been viewed as the monster for creating the creature. When I read this‚ it made me think of the people in the world that are treated poorly because of the way they look or act. In “Reading Lolita in Tehran” by Azar Nafisi‚ Lolita felt a sense of utter helplessness and felt that she could do nothing (117). This shows the reader that Lolita was treated unfairly and the reader could see how she felt. When I was listening to Willy discuss this to the group

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