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    Carlos P. Garcia

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    Address on the State of the Nation Message to Congress Of His Excellency Carlos P. Garcia President of the Philippines [January 26‚ 1959] Mr. Senate President‚ Mr. Speaker‚ Members of Congress: I address you today to sound a call for vital and bold decisions on the future of our national economy. The eyes of our people are on us in this hall and their ears are cupped toward this lectern on which I stand‚ in anxious anticipation of what the national leadership‚ which you and I share by their

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    Hector P. Garcia Hector Garcia was born January 17‚ 1914 in Llera‚ Tamaulipas‚ Mexico. His father‚ a college professor‚ Jose Garcia‚ and his mother‚ a school teacher‚ Faustina Perez Garcia were threatened by the Mexican Revolution. In response of having seven children in the middle of a war for independence the family decided to flee. The Garcias legally settled in Mercedes‚ Texas. At first the family had to satisfy their daily needs by manual labor. Jose later joins his brothers in the dry goods

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    The Giver‚ the newchild Gabriel symbolizes love. The symbol of the newchild Gabriel occurs in the story when Jonas’ father brought him to his house at night for extra care. As time passed‚ Jonas found himself attached to Gabriel and loved him. For example‚ Lois Lowry writes‚ “But the moment passed and was followed by an urge‚ a need‚ a passionate yearning to share the warmth with one person left for him to love” (221). By looking at this quotation‚ we can see that Gabriel is very special to him as

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    In "One Hundred Years of Solitude"‚ one largely recognizable theme that Gabriel García Márquez presents is the role of religion. García Márquez repeatedly ridicules the extreme value Latin American culture has placed in organized religion. He also depicts the negative effects the outside religion‚ and technology‚ had on Latin American traditional culture. In One Hundred Years of Solitude‚ the character Fernanda del Carpio embodies the rigidity of Catholicism‚ the major religion of Latin America

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    Man with enormous wings

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    Magical Realism of Gabriel Marquez In "A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings‚" I intend to explore how Gabriel Marquez applies symbolism and utilizes magical realism to confront religious beliefs along with an allegory style of writing to reflect his views on religion and society. This story may not be meant by Marquez to be a direct threat to religion‚ but it does reflect the challenges of the world against things related to religion. So firstly I need to define allegory and how Marquez uses it as a

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    Anna Garcia Case

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    They found Anna lying face down in the entry hallway of the house. Police immediately notified crime scene investigators and a medical examiner. After investigating the scene‚ persons of interest were verified*. Persons of interest included Alex Garcia (Anna’s ex-husband)‚ Doug Greene (Anna’s neighbor)‚ Erica Piedmont (Alex’s new wife)‚ and Lucy Leffingwell (Anna’s co-owner of their bakery). A series of labs were done following item found at the scene. Fingerprint analysis‚ blood type analysis‚

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    Dante Gabriel Rossetti was born on May 12th‚ 1828 in London‚ England. In his lifetime he became an English poet‚ illustrator‚ painter‚ and translator. Rossetti got his education at home in his childhood and he read the Bible. He attended King’s College School because he wanted to be a poet‚ He also attended Henry Sass’s Drawing Academy from 1841 to 1845 to become a painter. Later‚ He enrolled at the Antique School of the Royal Academy and left in 1848. In 1849‚ Dante Rossetti painted The Girlhood

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    Message to Garcia This book was written by a man named Elbert Hubbard on February 22‚ 1899. It was written in just one hour and was originally intended as a filler article in a magazine. The author actually thought so little of the essay that he ran it in the magazine with out a heading. The essay was such a hit it was quickly reprinted as a pamphlet and a book selling over 40 million copies. And it was also made into two different motion pictures. The article was a simple story of a man giving a

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    The Gabriel Arcangel The Gabriel Archangel mission was founded September 8‚ 1771.This mission takes place of the fourth in the series of the 21 California missions. This mission is located in San Gabriel and was founded by father president Junipero Sierra. The location of this mission was completely important because many people would not have to travel to missions in Mexico. This greatly increased the popularity of the mission and became the wealthiest and most prosperous of all missions. It

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    Sister Mary Gabriel Hogan

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    Assessment Task 2: Early educators of the Deaf in Australia. Sister Mary Gabriel Hogan (Ellen Hogan): Unfortunately because of poor records kept at the time there are a few different dates of Ellen Hogan’s actual birth‚ but it was in August 1842‚ 1843 or 1844 in Dublin and died November 25th 1915‚ then put in her final resting place at Sandgate Cemetery‚ Newcastle. Her parents were John Hogan and Mary McMahon. When Ellen was either 7 or 8 years old she caught Scarletina (also known as Scarlet

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