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    Cancer- the Silent Killer

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    Cancer-The Silent Killer Kimberly Hansen COM/156 12/15/2012 Holly Overturf This year alone‚ approximately 1 million people will die from cancer. It is one of the leading causes of death in the world‚ second only to heart disease. According to the American Cancer Society (2012) states that 1 out of 2 men and 1 out of 3 women will get cancer. In a world as medically advanced as ours‚ one would think that we would

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    Importance of Silent Reading

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    that they are already solid or good readers and in this way not get special help. The problem is getting bigger and bigger as their motivation for reading is very small. A new form of motivation- silent reading‚ which has been running in school‚ already showed some results and will continue in future. Silent reading is a form of motivation meant to children for better reading. The learners‚ teachers read for 30 minutes in a fortnight. In this contribution the whole procedure and additional functions

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    Silent Spring Busy people trying to get from one place to another not realizing the beauty of our planet just don’t take the extra steps to take care of it. Departments of public works and landscapers build beautiful gardens and work to grow grass in areas‚ not for it to be ruined by mass pollution. The use of pesticide can be helpful‚ however taking a toll on our health. The Toxics Action Center (2015)‚ pesticides are used almost everywhere— not only in agriculture fields‚ but also in buildings

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    A New Modern Canada

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    Di 1  Yang Di  Mr. Osborne  Social Studies 11  4 May 2015     A New Modern Canada  In the 1920s‚ the creation of technological advancements was the most exciting  development for that time. There were many types of new advances that help life be easier and  stress free. Things such as electric refrigerators and vacuum cleaners helped with the housework.  Telephones allowed Canadians to communicate through long distance. Also‚ the creation of radio  and movies enriched people’s entertainment life

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    Cleopatra. In the 1917 silent film where ‘Bara portrayed the queen with a threatening and ominous air’ (Cleopatra‚ 1917‚ in ‘Cleopatra’‚ 2008; see transcript p.1)‚ which reflects how women of power were seen during this time‚ if they were powerful then they was dangerous. Bara was a white American‚ which shows that the ethnicity of Cleopatra was not at the fore frontal idea rather that it was an actress with credibility and believability to play Cleopatra in a silent film. Also as a major focus

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    Hello and welcome to today’s podcast! My name is Deborah Smith and I’m here to bring you a review on a talent TV show everyone is talking about. Should I give you some hints? Well - it is a show that if you don’t have the X on you‚ they will X themselves from you. The producer’s surname comes from the word cow and the programme is so big that for their final they rented Wembley arena! Yes you heard it – Wembley arena! Do you know what I’m talking about? If you said XFactor you are right. People around

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    and 1945 are considered to be in the silent generation‚ these people would now be in the age range of 72 to 87. The silent generation Received its name because of the popular belief at the time “children are to be seen and not heard”. The name silent generation describes a lot about the individuals in this group‚ they are not a group who will easily speak up against what is going on. This group is very careful and will not take risks unless necessary. The silent generation is also known for having

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    Literature and Adaptation

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    Individual Report AMAN KUMAR SINGH Through this project‚ I got to see adaptation in three different ways: Seen as a product‚ an adaptation can be seen as an extensive transposition of an original work which should be told/implicitly known to the audience. This can involve a shift of medium (written word to performance‚ or a change of frame and therefore context: e.g. telling the same story through the looking glass of a different culture)‚ which can create a different interpretation. Seen

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    Nathan "Songs of Silence"

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    was different from his – ‘he was a man of dark blue silences‚’ while hers ‘hers was a silence of moons.’ Here the narrator suggests that contrary to the saying ‘silence means consent’‚ silence does not always mean ‘consent’ or agreement nor are all silent people to be treated the same. The ‘manna manna manna mahkita’ game establishes the communication between the narrator and Nathan. It has unspoken personal meaning for them and suggests that its ritual is saturated with almost religious or spiritual

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    The power of music can connect and represent the words that cannot be spoken. Music unites people‚ nature‚ or even beliefs. Don’t you desire to reach people using the universal language - music? Film music is without a doubt about touching audience’s minds and evoke people in a certain way. It certainly isn’t around the music or the orchestra or the audience‚ however‚ it is the interconnection of all these elements that makes music alive. Being a film composer means that you will be the catalyst

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