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    Failure and success are a massive part of life. Everything that is done can be interpreted into being successful or a failure. Being successful means that the expectations that were given were either met or exceeded‚ whether it is in school‚ sports‚ work‚ etc. Failure‚ however‚ would be falling under the given expectations or standards‚ and just not trying hard. My parents have high expectations for me that sometimes I feel like I cannot meet. Failure is not an option in their eyes‚ as many other

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    Death." Blair Reader. Laurie Kirsner and Stephen Mandell. Fifth edition. New Jersey: Pearson Education‚ Inc. 2005. 260-269. "Watching‚ Reading and Listening to the News" Peoplepress.org. 2002. The Pew Research Center. 21 June 2007. < http://people-press.org/reports/display.php3?PageID=613>. Whitehead‚ Barbara. "The Girls of Gen X" Blair Reader. Laurie Kirsner and Stephen Mandell. Fifth edition. New Jersey: Pearson Education‚ Inc. 2005.445-452. Winn‚ Marie. "Television: The Plug-In Drug." Blair Reader

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    crisis in the near future. The main stance in Peter Obornes text is that in the last 20 years‚ the UK leaders have neglected their duties towards the Commonwealth-union. This has somewhat to do with the ever-changing Labour government with Tony Blair and Gordon Brown leading the way‚ but also former leaders have failed to give the commonwealth the attention it needs and seen how big an influence it could attain. In the article Oborne also talks about the imperial time‚ “For many years it has been

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    of our imperial past.” line 20 page 6. He holds the opinion that New Labours visions have been blurred by their fascination of the United States and the European Union. His disapproval of Gordon Brown and Tony Blairs opinion is clearly presented in following quote: “(…)it is Tony Blair and Gordon Brown’s poodle-like relationship with the United States‚ and the former slavish worship of the European Union‚ that now looks out of date(… )“ line 28-30 page 7. From the quote above he presents the leader

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    leads us to the question: Are gender expectations still prevalent in this present day? In the short story‚ Who you callin’ a lady? The author Kathleen Deveny discusses how women are supposed to act according to society. In this short story‚ the reader can see how a soccer player serves as an example of what is considered to be an “antiwomen” behavior. Elizabeth Lambert‚ shows a rough and a very aggressive behavior on the field. But is this behavior really different or rare for a woman? Society

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    “What is the difference between sex and gender?“ is an inquiry which some individuals seem confused upon because both concepts are often misunderstood. Sex is a biological distinction between males and females‚ while gender is a socially constructed definition that relates to characteristics defining masculinity and femininity (Kilic). The latter is a structural feature of society‚ as the public maintains the dominant belief in preserving male advantages. This ideology that the public has learned

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    pen name of Eric Arthur Blair. Eric Blair was born on June 25‚ 1903 in Motihari‚ Bengal‚ in the then British colony of India (Pengelly). Although Eric Blair was born in India‚ Eric’s mother‚ Ida‚ brought him to England at the age of one. Unfortunately‚ Eric “did not see his father again until 1907‚ when Richard visited England for three months before leaving again until 1912. (Pengelly)” Eric had an older sister‚ Marjorie‚ and a younger sister‚ Avril. “At the age of five‚ Blair entered the Anglican

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    the article “A Royal Salute to the Commonwealth” Peter Oborne responds the critique and gives an image of how an important and influential role the Commonwealth will play in the future. Furthermore‚ he expresses his support and tries to force the reader to take a stand. Peter Oborne takes his starting commentary on Duke William and Duchess Kate’s first visit to Canada. Oborne followed them on their royal holiday when they visited Canada’s National War Memorial‚ which is a memorial to the Canadian

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    Alexia Blair English August 29‚ 2013 Reading Response Bradstreet’s poem “The Author to Her Book” looks at the author’s humiliation at having her work published and exposed to the critical public. Bradstreet uses a child as a metaphor for her book. This explains when she is embarrassed when it is snatched from her and reflects on her as the mother. Regardless of the author’s attachment to her “child‚” she is still ashamed to send it out the door. Almost all the lines of the poem rhyme‚ this

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    When the British Empire and all of its colonies was broken up after the Second World War‚ the organization‚ the Commonwealth union‚ was founded. The organization consists of 54 independent member countries that are linked together by a common history and set of values‚ but by time the Commonwealth has been criticized for being an outdated and meaningless organization based on oppressive values. In his article “A royal salute to the Commonwealth” (2011)‚ Peter Oborne responds the critique and gives

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