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    SOP - Dreams

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    Dreamsdreams are what we live for‚ what we believe in‚ and what we want to achieve. We live because we dream. I had my childhood ambition of doing something great‚ something different for my family‚ my country‚ the entire human race and myself. I’ve always had this little dream of doing something big. Every Child is born‚ with some inherited characteristics‚ into a specific socio-economic and emotional environment‚ and trained in certain ways by figures of authority. I inherited Honesty and Self

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    The American Dream

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    "The American Dream" The American Dream is the idea for any person‚ no matter race‚ color‚ or creed to become wealthy in a society by hard work and dedication. The idea starts when you’re a child if you see your parents working and earning a living. The idea absorbs in the child’s head to do good in life‚ so he can succeed and do the same things as them. It all starts when you are 22 coming out of college. During those four years of college you choice your career and hopefully adept to

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    American Dream

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    American Dream A life of freedom‚ equality‚ and opportunity‚ more commonly known as the American Dream‚ motivates people every day to achieve personal happiness and material comfort. John Winthrop‚ Judith Sargent Murray‚ and Ben Franklin encouraged this lifestyle by writing to the people of the United States explaining in their own way how this utopian lifestyle can be achieved. Winthrop’s “A Model of Christian Charity” was written on board the Arbella on the way to the Massachusetts Bay Colony

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    Dream House

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    First of all I’d like to say that all of us have our own ideas and dreams about a perfect home‚ because "home" can’t mean the same to everybody. But I’m sure that for all people home is not just a place to live in. Home is your little world where you live according to your own rules and interests. It’s a place where you feel comfort‚ warmth and reliability‚ that’s why we say "East or West‚ home is best" and the English say "My home is my castle". In my opinion home always awakens the best feelings

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    bad dreams

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    My Dream School My Dream School Day Personally‚ I think that school can be boring at times. That can change if my dream school day happens. There are three main things I want in my ideal school day. Number one is dress down‚ to wear your own clothes. Next‚ is a catered lunch‚ meaning more food choices‚ and last but not least‚ is a longer gym period. These would make a perfect school day. I like to wear my own clothes I feel better‚ on dress down days. I feel more comfortable in my own clothes

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    For the American Dream

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    Javier Issac Arredondo Mr. Andres Martinez HIST 1302.001 28 May 2013 For the American Dream One key element that I would like to point out for the description of the concept of the American Dream is the gender roles in the 1950’s. In that timeframe shortly after World War II‚ many people focused on the exterior materials that most people could finally afford to purchase‚ such as a television set (big influence for the media to show what gender roles people should follow through)‚ top-of-the-line

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    American dream

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    we learned pretty damn quick." This quote was extracted from the  book The Things They Carried by Tim O’Brien‚ and exemplifies the power that the war  had in exploiting one’s innocence. The Vietnam war drastically altered the soldier’s  American Dreams due to the great abundance of evil which was celebrated throughout the  war. The novel The Things they Carried‚ the movie "Platoon‚" as well as an actual story  from a Vietnam Veteran each‚ in their own ways‚ allude to the powerful ability that

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    Sweet Dream

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    If Paradise decide not to launch Sweet Dream maintaining its current marketing tactics Le Treat profitability (and eventually sales) will definitely shrink bringing to a potential risk on the fate of the entire frozen specialties line. After 5 years‚ Le Treat is reaching the decline phase of its life. Each product life cycle is determined by customer’s behaviors and competitive landscape. In this category both factors play against the possibility of having an extensive product life. * Frozen

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    Dream house

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    Dream House Everyone has their own thoughts about their dream house. These days homes are more affordable because of the economy and all the foreclosures makes it much easier to afford a really nice house. My dream house is not a fancy house that I could never afford; its a home I could see my wife and I having in the future. I have seen many homes

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    Bodega Dreams

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    Bodega Dreams In the novel Bodega Dreams intersectionality functions in the way the characters envision themselves achieving their definition of success and how they will achieve it. Intersectionality is the “interlocking inequalities of race‚ gender‚ ethnicity‚ and class that create a matrix of domination within which privileges and disadvantages are unequally distributed among people” (Intersections of Gender‚ Race‚ Ethnicity‚ and Class‚ 02/14). Even though two of the book’s characters Julio

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