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    never bothered to tell his wife‚ Alba‚ about it. She did not remain oblivious to the fact another child was in her home for long. She had realized the little patter of feet on the marble floors and the little socks she found on the attic’s wood floors every so often. For awhile she just shrugged it off. Maybe it was Graham. After his powers manifested Alba hadn’t seen him much‚ but Alba knew the articles of clothing weren’t her son’s. So who did they belong to? Alba never did confront her husband

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    ability to make his ideas more prominent in the text‚ causing him to be kicked out of Tres Marias by Esteban Trueba (Allende 189). Additionally‚ Miguel having a personal relationship with Alba‚ caused liberal ideas to be reintroduced and common in her household‚ despite resistance from Esteban. For example‚ Alba would try to “explain Miguel’s point of view” with Jaime of how Socialists will eventually and forcibly topple the conservative party‚ all taking place in the household (Allende 369). However

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    the supernatural heightens suspense‚ enhances the setting‚ and complicates the plot (Jenkins). The novel goes through three generations of women each one more involved with spirits than the previous. Clara is the mother of Blanca and grandmother of Alba which expresses the realism of spirits as Clara passes on. Allende uses her experiences as a woman to personify them through the three generations‚ emphasizing the bond between the three in form of ghosts and spirits and illustrates their power through

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    tweezers (OT). A DNA molecule is on two sides attached to a bead. The beads are trapped in a mobile optical trap. The beads can be moved and force can be applied on the DNA molecule. A force extension curve is shown of bare DNA (black) and DNA bound to Alba (red). The peaks show the disruptions of loops formed. C. Tethered particle motion (TPM). A DNA molecule is attached to a bead. The movement of the DNA molecule can be studied. The possible positions of bare DNA are shown (black) and of DNA bound to

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    Bibliography: Alba‚ P.‚ Audrezet‚ H.‚ Aymeric‚ & Leger. (1999‚ October). Human Factor Issues Associated with HUD-Based Hybrid Landing Systems: SEXTANT ’s Experience Technical Paper Series‚ 1999-01-5512‚ Pennsylvania: Society of Automotive Engineers. Ellis‚ D. R.‚ Greeley

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    love story‚ either sweet and uplifting or unpleasant and depressing. This specific passage illustrates Alba and Miguel’s secret meetings and physical explorations in the basement of the house on the corner‚ and it imparts the engrossing

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    the novel‚ as well as connecting characters and ideas together. Rosa and Alba’s green hair‚ for example‚ is a seemingly minor trait that is shared between two very different characters. Alba is”the only one who had inherited something from Rosa...”p296 While seemingly only using it to bring Esteban Trueba and Alba closer together‚ the only reason why she kept it green was to “please him”pg296‚ it is actually a part of the large circle of the book. Rosa’s death at the beginning of the book and Esteban

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    My younger sister Alba is in elementary school. Last year was the first year in which she had to actually study and take on more responsibilities in school. My parents didn’t speak English well‚ so I was the one to help her to study and do her homework. I like teaching; it’s something that I enjoy doing so I did not mind helping Alba with her schoolwork. Even if I had a test to study for‚ I still made room in my schedule to help her study for her tests. I felt that it was my duty as an older sister

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    named Alba who has the eyes of her father Pedro Tercero Garcia and the hair of Rosa the beautiful. The whole family lives under roof however‚ the family aren’t united. Esteban has an estrange relationship between his son Jaime the studious doctor and Nicolas the free spirited son. Clara does not speak to Esteban and the only family member he speaks to is his granddaughter. Esteban runs for office in the conservative party and ultimately wins. Socialist ideas begin to take hold in the nation

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    Alba’s mixing of first and third person is actually a technique called “the objective/subjective position" (34). Whereas Esteban’s approach is what Sheffield terms “capitalistic appropriation/ownership of the story" (consistently subjective and biased)‚ Alba avoids this appropriation of the family’s history by admitting that her information comes from other sources‚ such as Clara’s notebooks that bear witness to life. Her account is more like a cooperative documentary than a first-person account‚ and this

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