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    The painting‚ Boats Returning Home‚ depicts ships drifting at sea in the lull of the waves. Ritschel’s impressionistic style is shown through the vibrant waves of the sea. He uses brilliant shades of blue‚ green‚ and yellow in illustrating the waves. The painting was made in California at the onset of a new impressionist movement: which exemplifies the beauty of nature. Thus‚ it shows even the laboring fishing boats with a tranquil nature. It accentuates the union between man and the sea‚ and the

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    differences are seen in‚ "The Open Window" and "The Interlopers‚" both stories written by Saki. However‚ similarities are more likely to be found in Saki’s works. Although‚ stories have different topics‚ they do have similarities and differences‚ like these two stories. Irony is always found in Saki’s stories. Irony is the opposite of what the reader predicts will happen. In these two stories‚ Saki ends with a surprise twist in the last sentence. The irony from "The Open Window‚" is that the girl uses

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    Many politicians argue that an open door policy creates a higher rate for crime and threat upon the U.S citizens. For example‚ “The September 11‚ 2001 terrorist attacks on the United States suggest that loose immigration policy can allow enemies of the country in too easily” (Unit 8 Lecture 1: Immigration). Also‚ many claim that allowing immigrants into the United States harms the economy‚ especially with unemployment. Certainly this can be a downfall to an open door policy; as immigrants are assuming

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    Motherwell’s “Open in Ochre” painting commands attention with its humbled authority. Its scale cannot be ignored as it stands on the line of the human experience and a higher power. The work resolves an inner tension that it shares with the viewer; it extends itself beyond the individual without compromising its specificity. The work serves both as a triumphant beacon of assuredness all while maintaining a soft approachability. In this sense it is a dichotomy that exists harmoniously. “Open in Ochre”

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    A Critical Look at the Effects of Open Versus Closed Innovation In the Innovative Firms of the Twenty-first Century June 17‚ 2010 Abstract In today’s fast paced business world‚ which innovation method should companies adopt‚ open or closed innovation? In this paper we will explore the methods of closed and open innovation. Then we will explore the pros and cons of both innovation methods and discuss which method works better in the business world of the twenty-first century. After

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    to build the boat. Also‚ he is very strong.The last situation is that he still acts positive after bad situations and when Keet tries to stop him. Tomi is very determined on building the boat back to it’s original state before the war. One thing keet did to stop him was taking away the boat parts that Tomi and friends took out of the boat. But that didn’t stop him and he went to go search for the parts‚ and when he found it he took it back and continued to work on taking out the boat. Also‚ in the

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    Open Carry Law Should Not Be Permitted! I think that The Open Carry Law is a law that shouldn’t be allowed. It’s a danger to the world its self. People should have a license to carry any type of gun in my opinion. Its very dangerous for just random people to just have guns in public‚ especially around children. Its very immature people in the world that don’t have the right mind set to be civilized and carry a loaded gun. So many people could lose their life behind adults‚ teens‚ or maybe even children

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    3‚000‚000 Jobs open in the U.S. Why do we have three million jobs open in the U.S.? The main reason from the employers view is that there are not enough skilled laborers. The people in charge of hiring claim there are three million jobs open but can’t be filled because they can’t find enough people who can do basic versions of reading‚ writing‚ and math. The professor’s view is that the employers don’t pay enough and that they should train their own people. I think the employers

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    “The greatest thinker of the 19th century came close to being remembered as a footnote in the study of arthropods‚ solely because he feared disapproval.” Nando Pelusi’s “The Right Way to Rock the Boat” is an article that asserts how assertiveness is vital in order to thrive in modern day society‚ with the intention of convincing his audience to take action themselves. Assertiveness has played a major role throughout all of history‚ and has constantly evolved throughout time. Pelusi explains how most

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    Diuretics: Open-Book Quiz

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    Chapter 39 Diuretics Open-Book Quiz‚ Chapter 39 1. Three uses of diuretics include treatment of hypertension‚ mobilization of edematous fluid‚ and used to prevent renal failure. 2. Aldosterone is the principal mineralocorticoid of the adrenal cortex; it stimulates reabsorption of sodium from the distal cortex. 3. Most diuretics share the same basic mechanism of action: they block sodium and chloride reabsorption. The greatest diuresis is produced by those drugs whose site of action

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