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    Her First Ball

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    The headline of the text is “Her first ball”. The author is the Katherine Mansfield. The subject matter is one of the most important events in woman`s life. The theme is naivety‚ old generation opposite innocence and first feeling which has the young girl. Leila is so excited and terrified‚ but later‚ in the ball‚ excitement is not the only feelings she has‚ but also some other feelings. She considers that it is the beginning of everything. It seemed to her that she had never known what the night

    Free Girl Boy Dance

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    His first ball

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    OVERALL GRADE: ACHAL SAMY Title Of Text: -His First Ball Author/Director: -Witi Ihimaera Text Type: -Short Story Text Category: QUESTION: 1 - Choose an idea in the text that you have read and evaluate in details how it is presented. Support your evaluation with specific examples (quotation) ANSWER: - The evaluation I choose from the text I read is CULTURAL DIFFERENCES. Tatu Wharepapa receives an invitation from the governor-general to their flash party. The reason behind me choosing

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    Stephen Gill's Immigrant

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    Stephen Gill ’s Immigrant : A Study In Diasporic  Consciousness   Nilofar Akhtar     The phenomena of Diaspora and expatriation are by all means an old one.  However‚ its impact in the present times is larger and deeper.  It has become a contemporary social trait and also‚ a literary genre.  The growing incidence of the Diaspora has given place to dislocation‚ disintegration‚ dispossession and disbelongingness.  The experience of expatriation not only gradually disconnects the individual from his

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    Stephen King

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    overview - Its obvious that the united states would have to compromise it ideals to preserve the grand alliance if we didnt it would be like american dominating over all the countries which would result in conflict.To create the united nations the united states had to make compromises Just like they made compromises with the declaration of the liberated europe for example we did not wish to have any repermations‚However in the final document the othe nations wanted to have access to german labor

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    Quality of Ball Pen

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    felt-tip. Historically‚ reed pens‚ quill pens‚ and dip pens were used. Modern-day pens come in a variety of colors and assortments. The most common contain blue or black ink. I have chosen to analyze three different roller ball pens that dispense a water-based liquid or gel ink through a ball tip similar to that of a ballpoint pen. The less-viscous ink is more-easily absorbed by paper than oil-based ink‚ and the pen moves more easily across a writing surface. The quality of pen components is checked during

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    Muderball: Murder Ball

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    MURDER BALL In the Documentary film Muderball‚ played by quadriplegia men In Wheelchairs. They experience a way to release all their built up anger. Wheelchair Rugby aka “Murder ball”‚ as they call it is played by players in custom built wheelchairs which have metal side plates added to them for support to be able to withstand hard impact although played in wheelchairs the game is a full contact sport. Many opponents throughout the game try to tackle one another. Each participant is given a ranking

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    Balls Enough Analysis

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    Does Violence Motivate? How can you define violence? Does it only have a physical definition‚ like attacking another person? Or is it defined the way Gabriella Nilsson‚ author of Balls Enough‚ does‚ with a much broader definition‚ including not only physical violence but also emotional violence? Under her definition‚ everything from yelling to voicing displeasure can be defined as violence. In short‚ humiliating anyone in any way is violence. But at what point do we cross from her definition of

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    for golf-ball manufacturers. (2) Not a single golf-ball manufacturer has adopted and implemented Performance Indicator’s technology. Assignment: 1. What is PI selling‚ exactly? PI is selling the right to use a patented process (i.e. technology) to golf ball manufacturers whereby golf balls which have been subject to water damage would change to a shade of grey. The grey would discourage end users from utilizing as many used balls which would in turn increase the quantity of new balls sold by

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    Duckpin Bowling Rules

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    delivering the ball‚ walk straight back on the approach. Do not remain standing near the foul line. * Do not walk in front of a bowler to pick up your ball of the rack or to mark up a score‚ is he/she is in the position to start his/ her delivery. * Do not attempt to deliver the ball at the same time as the bowler on the adjoining lane. If you are both ready to bowl at the same time‚ remember- the person at your right has the right way- acknowledge it. * After delivering the ball‚ use only

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    Hitting In Baseball

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    It is often said the hardest thing to do in sports is hit a baseball. Hitting a round ball with a round bat is nearly impossible. How do hitters do it? Hitting is much more complex than making contact between the ball and the bat. Hitting is fundamental. One needs excellent hand-eye coordination. How does one hit a baseball? First off‚ one must have the proper batting stance. The proper stance is feet a little wider than shoulder width‚ knees bent and an almost straight upper body with both eyes

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