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    In Red Azalea‚ Anchee Min uses the symbol of the Little Red Book to demonstrate the chilling level of control indoctrination imposes onto the Chinese people during Mao’s rule. All throughout Maoist China‚ everyone studied the Little Red Book. It was a book that was filled with Mao’s quotations. The Little Red Book symbolizes the societal worship of Mao in China at the time. The Little Red Book is both a product of this worship and a symbol of it. Everyone was expected to know these quotations‚ as

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    night. They fanned out like a well-coordinated army hunting all throughout the town. Upon arriving at its outskirts‚ where the Spring Festival had taken place they found him. His clothes were covered in soot and his body was contaminated with bright red blisters and burns.  He was kneeling on the grass‚ crouched over‚ and coughing with an unrestrained ferocity that was only needed to dispel the smoke that his lungs had inhaled. Upon seeing the cowardly figure‚ the townspeople pulled him up from his

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    media texts is scrutable. Both of the songs had received significant result soon after they were released‚ the influences they had made were undeniable. Because of the Author’s unique identity as a veteran decedent‚ had made the song ‘Courtesy of the Red‚ White and Blue (The Angry American)’ filled with patriotism colors. The song was mainly stating that the peaceful atmosphere of the United States has today was built on thousands of glorious martyrs to the cause of liberty. But now that the danger

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    experiences. Little Red-Cap by the Grimm Brothers is one of the many fairy tales that exist today. Through its history‚ elements‚ and value‚ one can see the components that truly make the story exceptional. One must first delve into the history of Little Red-Cap in order to understand the sense of wonderment the tale emanates. The fairy tale is written by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm‚ two German brothers renowned for their collection of folktales. This compilation of tales and creation of Little Red-Cap are a

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    State of Feminism in Red Dog Red Dog Throughout history women have struggled and strived to gain equality and rights. In Patrick Lanes Red Dog Red Dog‚ lack of respect and mistreatment of women was obviously apparent; however‚ history and lack of authority left society believing that a woman’s only placement in life is her sexual being. Not only does it become apparent that men were disrespecting women‚ but women were withholding the same attitude and lack of appreciation for themselves

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    The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement is an international humanitarian movement with approximately 97 million volunteers‚ members and staff worldwide[2] which was founded to protect human life and health‚ to ensure respect for all human beings‚ and to prevent and alleviate human suffering‚ without any discrimination based on nationality‚ race‚ gender identity‚ religious beliefs‚ class or political opinions.[1] The movement consists of several distinct organizations that are legally

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    Questions Presented                                     Can Jane Healey get financial compensation from Red’s Tavern?   Brief Answers Yes‚ if Jane can prove that Raymond was “visibly intoxicated” when he was served by Red’s Tavern‚ she can recover from Red’s Tavern.   Statement of Facts Jane Healey has retained our law firm to represent her to recover damages for her injuries.  On November first‚ 2011‚ Jane was on her way home from work.  As Jane approached the intersection of 14th Street

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    Simone Jahn English A 25-4-14 The Red Shoes ! ! Introduction „The Red Shoes“ (De Røde Sko) is a fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen from 1845‚ during the Romantic Period. The story centers around Karen‚ a girl who gets entranced by a pair of red shoes. The story has a moral incentive‚ especially for children‚ that one must not be vain and arrogant since it is a sin. The belief in God is also a very important theme in the story; one must not disregard Christianity - that is

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    The Red Hunting Cap Massimo Giannone There are many motifs throughout the Catcher in the Rye but one really interests me‚ and that is Holden’s red hunting cap. The red hunting cap is a motif that symbolizes Holden’s alter ego‚ the side of Holden that wants to confidently stand out. Its red colour is vibrant and eye-catching‚ its brim is pointier and different than a regular baseball cap that most kids wear‚ and by turning it backwards‚ it resembles a back catcher in baseball. All these characteristics

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    Gary Soto’s "A Red Palm" 2004 When a person hears the title "A Red Palm" there are many things that come to mind. One could either think of a red palm tree‚ or more realistically‚ the strained palm of ones hand. After just reading through this poem a person feels as if they begin to know the man who is spoken about. One can relate to him because most Americans work very hard for a living. Similarly‚ most Americans do not work hard because they enjoy it‚ but work hard because they feel the need

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