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    looked at the food security and land specifically apart from livestock‚ fisheries‚ and forestry as a part of agriculture as well. Besides‚ the research looks at how effects of climate changes affect land ‚ and result in lessen of food crops such as taro‚ banana‚ sweet potatoes‚ Pineapple‚ coconut‚ and so on. Statement of the problem

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    Yoshiko Uchida On December 7‚ 1941‚ Pearl Harbor Hawaii was attacked by the Japanese. Yoshiko Uchida was a senior at the University of California-Berkeley. She and her family‚ as well as millions of other Japanese- Americans were uprooted from their homes and forced into internment camps. Yoshiko Uchida uses her experience living in the early 20th century as a Japanese American during the time of World War II. Yoshiko Uchida tells us about her personal experiences growing up as a Japanese

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    living a lonesome and bleak life. Filled with hope‚ women come to America to marry men who they only know by a picture. Desperate not to work again and to get away from her small village‚ Hana advocates that she should go to the United States to marry Taro. Like Hana‚ Kiku is a picture bride and contemplates how she knows “more than one woman who had been led to believe her life in America would be one of comfort and prosperity. She knew too‚ that more often than not‚ the first meeting was a disappointment

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    FOUNDATIONS IN GENERATIVE GRAMMAR Any native speaker of a language can be said to know the grammar of his/her own language‚ they know how to form and interpret any expression. However‚ this grammatical knowledge is subconscious. Native speaker have grammatical competence in their native language. This means that they have tacit knowledge of the grammar of their own lang. We have to make a difference between competence (the fluent native speaker’s tacit knowledge of his lang) and performance (what

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    since it was similar to that of film director Frank Capra. He found it easier to sell his photos under the newly adopted "American"-sounding. Over a period of time‚ he gradually assumed the persona of Robert Capa (with the help of his girlfriend Gerda Taro‚ who acted as an intermediary with those who purchased the photos taken by the "great American photographer‚ Robert Capa"). Capa ’s first published photograph was of Leon Trotsky making a speech in Copenhagen on "The Meaning of the Russian Revolution"

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    particular time: a female‚ first person narrator coping with loss‚ with the ironies and inequalities of relationships.
" A Souvenir of Japan" describes a British woman’s affair with a Japanese man whose name is Taro‚ after the Kabuki story of Mamo-taro‚ "who was born from a peach." Taro too "had the inhuman sweetness of a child born from something other than a mother‚ a passive‚ cruel sweetness I did not immediately understand‚ for it was that of the repressed masochism which‚ in my country‚ is

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    southeast Hawaiian Island‚ the volcanoes of Hawai‘i Island and the direction of the prevailing trade winds - name at least three canoe plants and three canoe animals Animals: jungle fowl (moa)‚ pigs (pua’a)‚ dogs (’īlio) Plants: banana (mai’a)‚ taro (kalo)‚ awapuhi (ginger) - give an example of at least one endemic and at least one indigenous Hawaiian species (plant or animal) Endemic: Nene (Hawaiian goose) Indigenous: Naupaka (flower) - list at least four environmental factors used by ancient

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    those present who are living on the lands which have forests‚ but‚ we who live on lands which have no forests‚ we are in trouble.” “The children are eating raw potato because of no firewood‚ the mouths of the children are swollen from having eaten raw taro. We have been in trouble for 3 months‚ the konohiki with wooded lands here in Kane’ohe have absolutely withheld the firewood and la’i and the timber for houses….” This is a social impact because it describes the way they lived. This affected the maka’ainana

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    “Ran” Film Review Akira Kurosawa’s film “Ran” tells a story of Lord Hidetora divides his kingdom among his three sons Taro‚ the eldest son‚ will rule this kingdom. Jiro‚ Lord Hidetora’s second son is expected to help Taro. Saburo‚ the youngest son‚ will get the third castle but the only rule is for him to obey his elder brother. Saburo refuses and is banished. This movie can be seen as a transformation of William Shakespeare’s play “King Lear”‚ and it greatly resembles “King Lear”. Both tell a story

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    Women of Japan It is known that during seventeenth century Japan‚ women were seen as being inferior to men and had no major role in society. Their only actual role was to remain loyal to their husbands‚ act as an obedient mother‚ and uphold the household duties‚ while having no actual authority in the household of which they maintained. It was expected for women to behave in a passive and subservient manner towards not only their husbands‚ but all men. They were expected to act this way‚ while in

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