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    walked past the supermarket‚ her eyes scanned the dimly lit surroundings until she spotted a storage area with a truck loaded. Sacks of grains and other provisions were being

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    The clues in the sack which point to him‚ are the keys to manacles‚ silver coins‚ and potatoes. The keys to a manacles are made from metal‚ which a silvermine owner would have‚ even if he ran a strictly silver mining business‚ he would still have access to the metal in different parts of the mine or through his connections. Another clue which points to him is the silver coins‚ which are made from silver coming from the mines‚ which he runs. Potatoes‚ which were also in the burlap sack‚ have been planted

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    main characters‚ The Garza Sisters‚ walking through a dark forest on a dirt path after an encounter with a Nagual (warlock)‚ who tried to kill them. A rustle and a loud whistle from the forest gathered the sister’s attention. A large figure carrying a sack appears when suddenly‚ another shake comes from the bush‚ followed by a vicious growl. There are options for the Black Cadejo to win the

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    The Flaws of Odysseus

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    In the book “The Odyssey” by Homer‚ the main character Odysseus could be defined as being a strong‚ noble‚ and courageous man who is confident as well as a heroic phenomenal athlete. His quick intellect helped him overcome many intricate and strenuous situations while his conning and articulate speech could win over any audience without a dilemma. With all these great characteristics he possessed‚ one might question did this majestic man have any blemishes throughout the story at all.

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    We like that sack and we want what’s in it‚” the deep voice hissed threateningly. The words were slightly slurred‚ and spoken slowly. It didn’t sound intentional. It sounded like this guy was just a slow speaker‚ as if there was sludge in whatever kind of motor powered

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    into hurricanes that blow the ship back to Aeolia.” If Odysseus had told his men about the sack then they would not have been delayed on their journey home to Ithica. Odysseus did not trust his men or he would have told them what was in the bag‚ and not to open it. Also his men did not trust him‚ if they did then they would not have been curios about what was in the sack‚ and they would not have opened the sack. In conclusion‚ Odysseus proved he was a bad leader because not only had he distrusted

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    News at the home front is dismal‚ as Hagar has died of a broken heart on his account. To counterbalance Hagar’s tragic death‚ Milkman informs Pilate that the bones she has been carrying in her sack are those of Jake‚ her father. Milkman and Pilate then travel to Shalimar‚ Virginia to bury Jake’s remains when a bullet intended for Milkman accidentally kills Pilate. Devastated at his recent loss but spiritually reborn‚ Milkman leaps towards Guitar

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     hired  help  were  carrying  grain  to  the  barn.  The  farmer  carried  one  sack  of  grain  and  the  hired   help  carried  two  sacks.  Who  carried  the  heavier  load  and  why?    The  farmer’s  load  was  heavier.  His  hired  help   only   carried   two   sacks‚   while   the   farmer   carries   one   sack‚   but   his   sack   is   a   sack   of   grain.   The   hired   help   only   carried  2  sacks  -­‐  both  empty.       35. A  boy  was  at  a  carnival  and  went  to  a  booth

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    memories and mood.” Music is a huge part of teen’s daily lives these days‚ it is not something easily averted. They are definitely going to partake in it. Oxford journalist Oliver Sacks writes that “We turn to music; we need it‚ because of its ability to move us‚ to induce feelings and mood‚ state of mind.” As said by Oliver Sacks‚ music affects everything from moods to mind. Artists are becoming less concerned with the influence they have on young adults‚ considering the amount of drug/alcohol references

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    Oliver Sacks’ novel‚ The Man Who Mistook His Wife For A Hat‚ depicts the various histories of patients that have suffered with neurological disorders. Dr. Sacks is a professor of neurology at the NYU School of Medicine‚ and was able to work with the patients mentioned in the novel when he worked as a consulting neurologist. Some of the disorders that the patients suffer from include Tourette’s syndrome‚ autism‚ Parkinsonism‚ epilepsy‚ phantom limbs‚ schizophrenia‚ retardation‚ and Alzheimer’s disease

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