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    build up. In the High Plains‚ doctors were seeing a condition similar to silicosis after just three years of storms. ... By the mid-1930s‚ a fourth condition‚ dust pneumonia‚ was rampant. It was one of the biggest killers” (ibid 173). The years of Dust Blow devastated the towns and families economically‚ emotionally and physically. There was vast internal migration. In 1936‚ a Nebraska farmer noted‚ “July saw the worst month (so far) of the worst year ever” (ibid 247). It is inevitable to note that the

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    diction and the rhythm of the poem is harsh to underscore the initial process of demolishing the old man before the new man is created. The alliterative phrase "break‚ blow‚ burn" jarringly reminds the readers of this destructive tendency. More significantly‚ "break" and "knock"symbolise the raw brutality of God the Father; "blow" and "breathe" symbolise the fiery Holy Spirit; and "burn" and "shine" symbolise the dazzing quality of Jesus the Son of

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    himself from this situation by some daring act to be executed by himself personally‚ as he had done about four years ago in case of Afzal Khan. Within a month of the defeat of the Maratha army under Netaji Palkar‚ Shivaji dealt a masterly blow at the Mughals‚ a blow "whose cleverness of design‚ neatness of execution and completeness of success" made Shivaji’s name a household word throughout India. He surprised and wounded the Mughal Viceroy of the Deccan in the heart of his camp‚ in his very bed chamber

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    At the jail‚ Herrington was read his implied consent and asked to blow a breath sample in the Drager. The time of the initial stop was at 21:17. Herrington did have his 20 minute depravation period prior to the Drager breath sample. Once at the jail‚ Herrington threw up at 21:56 and was given another deprevation period. The next test was given at 22:16. Herrington was given 5 attemps to blow. Herrington was unable to blow. Herrington was then placed into a

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    What I though was the coolest was when we started to blow out candles through a container. I thought the candle demonstration was so cool because the air didn’t just bounce off the container but it went around the container and transported to blow out the flame. After the candles we got ping pong balls and we placed it in a funnel connected to a clean straw and blew into it. When we started blowing

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    test the worthiness of someone in the court. “The "game" of exchanging gifts was very common in Germanic culture. If a man received a gift‚ he was obliged to provide the giver with a better gift or risk losing his honor‚ almost like an exchange of blows in a fight‚ or in a "beheading game" (Harwood). Many other games are involved in the plot of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. Throughout the third section of the poem for example‚ we see Gawain ’s host ’s wife play games with Gawain. Gawain views

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    his surcease success‚ that but this blow Might be the be-all and the end-all here‚” This means that the murder must have no consequences and must can be the with the end of success. By referring to the murder as “assassination‚” it illustrates Macbeth’s departure from periphrasis. It shows he is no longer going in circles about the committing the murder. He again does not refer to the murder as “the murder‚” but refers to it as “assassination‚ surcease‚ and the blow.” This might indicate that he might

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    painting. 800 Blows is huge in size and has a very powerful presence. Typical of the series‚ it incorporates broken crockery and bondo on the base of three wooden panels. A portrait is painted on this agitated surface in generous amounts of oil paint. Some of the plates are left slightly uncoated so as to live in the space not filled by the profiled head. The face portrays a hopeful and yearning expression‚ creating an empathetic response from the viewer. The color pallette in 800 Blows is muddy and

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    Angela K Sites Composition II-42: ENC 1102-42 Professor Richard Kamerman February 9‚ 2013 August 29‚ 2005 presented the residents of New Orleans‚ Louisiana a devastating blow. A category five hurricane made landfall and wiped out life as they knew it. Hurricane Katrina was one of the most deadly to hit the United States. One thousand eight hundred and thirty six people lost their lives and this incident provoked many to wonder‚ how could this happen? Loss of life was tragic and the economic

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    Of Two Mice, a Comparison

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    Mouse‚ the poet Robert Burns sympathizes with the mouse‚ looking at the mouse’s plans‚ similar to a humans. The mouse had been collecting its nest for months‚ but taking just one blow to be shattered‚ much like a human’s dreams. The dreams take much preparing‚ but in the end‚ they too can ultimately shatter in one ‘blow’. This is what happens with Lennie and George’s dreams of owning their own land. “An live off the fatta lan’‚” Lennie shouted “An’ have rabbits. Go on‚ George! Tell about what we’re

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