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    Closed Doors

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    Closed Doors Right after Ann and her family get into the Secret Annex the people who where hiding then brought some more of there stuff over. Ann was handed a box that had all her pictures of movie stars and a dairy as a gift. After she had thanked her father‚ she ran to the door of the Secret Annex concealed on the other side by a book case. When she was almost to the door her father grabbed her by the arm and said‚ "Ann no matter what you must never go through that door" When she asked why

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    poor door

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    2014 Assignment #3 Newspaper Reflection Journal ! The New York Times reported on an article titled “ ʻPoor Doorʼ in a New York Tower Opens a Fight Over Affordable Housing” ‚ which highlights the present day issues surrounding moderate and middle to income households in New York. Issues such as‚ the lack of affordable housing in New York City‚ who can and cannot afford to live in NYC units‚ and the discriminatory actions that have been fueled by the segregation of wealthy condominium owners

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    The forgotten door

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    The Forgotten Door This book was about a 12-year-old boy‚ named Jon who fell through a magical door that transferred him to another world. When he fell through the door he hit his head on the rock floor of a cave‚ which caused him to lose his memory. He could not even remember his own name or how old he was. When he managed to walk out of the cave he saw a doe and followed it until he heard someone yell at him‚ it was Mr. Gilby. Mr. Gilby said‚ “Devil take you.” “You ruined my aim!” ”What you doing

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    Door to Hell

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    Topic: Door to Hell General purpose: To inform Specific purpose: To inform audience about the door to hell. Central idea: The history of Door to Hell and how it could happen. (Transition: Let’s start by watching this video) Introduction: I. It is situated in a small town of Derweze‚ Turkmenistan. II. Derweze is also known as Darvaza. III. It is a village of about 350 people and is located in the middle of Karakum. Body: I. The name of the field is "Door to Hell"

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    Foot in Door

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    The Foot-in-the-Door Phenomenon Carol A. Scott‚ Jonathan L. Freedman & Scott C. Fraser People are more likely to comply with a larger favor if a smaller favor is asked first. The Foot-in-the-Door refers to an influence technique based on getting a person to do a large favor by starting out with a smaller favor and building up. The research subjects were normal randomly assigned people whom were contacted at their homes and asked to place a small sign in their windows to promote recycling

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    Painted Door

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    The Painted Door Within modern day couples‚ a healthy relationship is made up of the right amount of time to be together and the appropriate time for each individual. Sinclair Ross’ short story The Painted Door‚ is about a wife that commits adultery due to the isolation she feels from her husband. The story begins with a farmer’s wife named Ann‚ who is left alone for the day while her husband John‚ leaves to visit his father in a massive blizzard. Ann is already more than upset with her boring

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    Shutting the Door

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    student 1 Shutting the Door When one thinks of the United States and its history‚ one usually thinks of the young country with a tough beginning. As the power of the nation continued to grow the eye-appealing disposition grew exponentially. As the nation grew it was a definite target of many fleeing from persecution and seeking freedom. The “land of opportunity” is very inviting for those that have nothing or cannot have anything in their home county. When American history is riddled with

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    The Painted door

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    The Painted Door Breaking of Bonds “No man is an island‚ entire of itself”. This quote from John Donne‚ states that no person could live there life without communication from people around them. They must live in an environment where they can communicate freely with someone even if it would be just one person; but what would happen to someone who does not receive or give proper communication? In the story‚ The Painted Door a wife named Ann lives in

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    The Painted Door

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    “The Painted Door” The natural landscape and the winter storm in “The Painted Door” serve as a metaphor for Ann’s sense of isolation. Sinclair Ross‚ the author of the short story‚ intelligently uses imagery to add atmosphere to the story and enhance the readers understanding of the emotions and mood of the protagonist‚ Ann. The isolation of the farmland is made abundantly clear as we learn the closest neighbouring farm is “five miles away‚” and even then it would seem longer as the roads are “impassable

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    The Painted Door

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    components that build up the foundation of relationship it will either fall apart or become derelict and in a state of disrepair. Cooperation‚ respect‚ and mutual belief in each other‚ make John and Ann’s relationship in the short story “The Painted Door” by Sinclair Ross healthier than Liam and Gabriella’s in the short story “Bluffing” by Gail Helgeson. The ability to work together is critical for a relationship to succeed. It is this cooperation that makes Ann and John’s relationship successful

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