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    dreams and goals

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    the unquenchable desire to have dreams of a better life‚ and the ability to establish goals to live out those dreams. Think of it: We can look deep within our hearts and dream of a better situation for ourselves and our families; dream of better financial lives and better emotional or physical lives; certainly dream of better spiritual lives. But what makes this even more powerful is that we have also been given the ability to not only dream but to pursue those dreams‚ and not only to pursue them‚

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    Raskolnikov's Dreams

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    4/23/12 Dreams are used In Fyodor Dostoevsky’s novel Crime and Punishment as a tool that adds depth and insight. In the novel‚ symbolism in the dreams is used to develop Raskolnikov’s character‚ and to establish recurring themes. The dreams also add a window into the subconscious of Raskolnikov‚ so that he might better be understood by the reader. Without the two most important dreams‚ Raskolnikov’s character would not have been nearly as well understood. The complex dreams greatly added to

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    Dream reflection

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    What is your dream? Will you achieve your dream in your lifetime? I’m certain that you desire to. I’m sure you hope you will. But will you actually do it? What odds would you give yourself? One in five? One in a hundred? One in a million? How can you tell whether your chances are good or whether your dream will always remain exactly that—a dream? And are you willing to put it to the test? Most people I know have a dream. And it includes me. Just like them‚ I had a dream and it is to become a Computer

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    The AMerican Dream

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    The American Dream In the past the American Dream was simply described as an “attitude of hope” originating from The Declaration of Independence which states that “All men are created equal and that they are endowed with certain unalienable rights among which are life liberty and the pursuit of happiness.” Even today if you ask an individual what their view on American Dream is they might repeat those very words‚ but in Herbert Selby’s opinion it does not mean this at all. In Selby’s view the

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    The American Dream

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    The American Dream My definition of the American Dream is having personal happiness and comfort while being successful at whatever you want to do. Every American has dreamed of being the house with the white picket fence‚ a peaceful suburban house with a mom‚ dad‚ and kids. Americans often dream of getting a good education‚ then having their dream job. However‚ some people want to achieve these things by instant gratification. Such as winning the lottery and becoming rich and famous over night

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    The Dream Act

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    something needs to be done about it‚ but no one can seem to agree on what exactly we should do. The Federal DREAM Act has gained astonishing support in the past ten years. Members from both the Democratic and Republican parties have helped draft versions of the proposed bill which has helped gained bipartisan support. Yes‚ “You can say I’m a dreamer‚ but I’m not the only one” (Lennon‚ 1971). The DREAM Act will not excuse an individual for breaking the law; it will provide a minor who unknowingly broke

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    The American Dream

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    United States of America in search of the popular term “The American Dream”‚ which purely consists of equality‚ freedom‚ and opportunities that were not available in their homeland. Today‚ The American Dream is still a reality and is still possible to achieve through pure dedication and perseverance. Some more than others‚ have the drive to lead themselves into successful lives and achieve their personal dreams. The American Dream is very achievable even with today’s standards of upper class living

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    Chinese Dream

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    Dream,what  does  it  means?A  hope ? A  possible  thing? No,I  don’t   think   so . In  my  opinion ‚ dream means  a goal  that  you  should  reach .  So  Chinese  dream  means Chinese  goals   what  are  about   the  development  of economy  ‚ the  freedom  of  words  and   deeds   ‚  the transparent  of  government  and  the  progress  of  law . These are  Chinese goals  ‚  also  Chinese  dreams .  So  what  is  my  Chinese  dream ?  I  don’t   know . I mean  I  just  want  to  try  my  b

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    American Dream.

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    For many centuries‚ and still existing in modern times‚ the illusion of an American dream has enchanted and haunted people‚ drawing them from all corners of the earth to seek their own fortune and opportunity – an opportunity and hope that more often than not was dashed to the ground. The American Dream was a shining image of wealth‚ happiness‚ and prosperity‚ misguiding people with whispered promises of gleaming opulence. However‚ due to the circumstances of new times‚ the failure of the utopian

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    Power of Dreams

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    The Power of Dreams Aspiration is the fortitude that enables humanity to overcome barriers and achieve the impossible. However‚ the process by which you realize your dreams is consequential and may end in a nightmare. Achieving your aspirations and dreams in a selfish or negative manner will result in them turning into your or someone else`s nightmare. In F. Scott Fitzgerald`s The Great Gatsby‚ William Shakespeare`s Macbeth and Catherine Lim`s Paper‚ the characters Myrtle Wilson‚ Macbeth and Tay

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