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    Existentialism: Dashiell Hammett’s The Maltese Falcon Dashiell Hammett‚ father of the American hard-boiled genre‚ is widely known for producing a suffocating world of realism in his works (“Hard-boiled fiction”). According to Paul Abraham’s “On re-reading The Maltese Falcon‚” the realistic atmosphere of Hammett’s third novel is reactionary to the post-war turmoil in which the work was born (97). This provides the ideal foundation for subtle philosophical concepts of existentialism such as‚ quests

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    Sam Walton

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    There were several characteristics of Sam Walton that enabled him to be successful in his life and business dealings. Sam Walton could do anything he put his mind to. This can be witnessed in his ability to transform a small town store into a 25 billion-dollar industry at the time of his death. Walton did not want to be poor‚ and this helped to push him when the going got tough because he knew what the possible outcome would be. For example‚ when Walton first started producing more Wal-marts‚ he

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    Sam Mendes

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    Jessica Bass Professor Davis World Cinema 30/11/09 British born director Sam Mendes is probably best known for his film American Beauty‚ his first feature length film released in 1999. Most directors don’t win vast amounts of recognition for their first film‚ let alone awards‚ but Mendes was nominated for eight Oscars and won five—not to mention eighty-three other film festival wins. His second movie‚ Road to Perdition (2002) also received a copious amount of attention; it was nominated for six

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    Sam Cooke

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    McCullers MUSI 2040 Vanessa Tome Sam Cooke and “A Change Is Gonna Come” In the midst of a time where black Americans were facing extreme ridicule and fighting for their rights‚ Sam Cooke arose from the Gospel music style and merged into the music known as Soul‚ a genre that spoke to the socially crumbling nation about peace and civil rights changes. Through his smooth style‚ velvety voice‚ handsome appearance‚ and appeal to black and white audiences alike‚ Sam Cooke made a difference in the lives

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    Sam Patch

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    Wednesday‚ October 29‚ 2014 Tamara Thornton History 161 "Sam Patch‚ the Famous Jumper‚" by Paul E. Johnson shows the many different attitudes toward Sam Patch. It displays certain attitudes toward Sam Patch and his jumps. Some people are amazed by his jumps and think the world of him; others poke fun at him and use every mishap by Sam to derail him from his practices. Sam Patch didn’t seem to pay much attention to these hateful comments. Sam Patch became a celebrity in America through his many successful

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    Sam Houston

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    2010 24 November 2012 Sam Houston "A Bullet Never Lies‚" a line from the popular movie‚ Man on Fire‚ seems to be more than just a line from a fictional character‚ it rings some truth‚ just ask one of America ’s Early leading political figures who helped not only physically shape the united states with the addition of Texas‚ but also greatly influenced the political system through his business and politics. He is more than just a military training post or a large university‚ Sam Houston was a great

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    Sam Walton

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    Sam Walton who have complete name Sam Moore Walton was born in Kingfisher‚ Oklahoma on March 29‚ 1918. Sam Walton founded Wal-Mart with Bud Walton in Rogers‚ Arkansas in 1962. Both were born into poor families. Sam Jobs in childhood is squeezing cow’s milk‚ packaging and distributing bottled milk cows. He also worked for extra money as a newspaper seller‚ but eventually could be one of the richest men in the world with a network of retail stores‚ Wal-Mart. At first‚ Sam Stores are franchised stores

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    Sam Bradford

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    Sam Bradford Samuel Jacob Bradford was born November 8th of 1978 to his loving parents‚ Martha and Kent Bradford. Sam is the only child‚ which allowed his parents to devote all their time to him and support what it is he wanted to do. Whether it was playing sports or the cello‚ his parents did what they could to develop it. They encouraged him in everything. "As long as it was a good‚ wholesome thing‚” Kent said. "If he wanted to do it‚ do it.” Even though Sam was central to their lives‚ he wasn’t

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    Sam Houston

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    Sam Houston Samuel Houston Sam Houston was as legend reports a big man about six foot and six inches tall. He was an exciting historical figure and war hero who was involved with much of the early development of our country and Texas. He was a soldier‚ lawyer‚ politician‚ businessman‚ and family man‚ whose name will be synonymous with nation heroes who played a vital part in the shaping of a young and prosperous country. He admired and supported the Native Americans who took him in and adopted

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    Sam Walton

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    Sam Walton Gregory Williams Grantham University Sam Walton If you were to stop and take a look at the Wal-Mart stores‚ you would probably be able to see the thought behind the idea of the store and see that the founder had a brilliant concept. Sale the necessities that people need and use everyday at accessible and affordable prices (Walton‚ 1992). Sam Walton‚ the founder of Wal-Mart

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