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    Persuasion‚ written by Jane Austen‚ is the story of a restored relationship between the characters Anne Elliot and Frederick Wentworth‚ and the influence of the other characters that surround their lives. As the name implies‚ persuasion is the main idea of the novel. Lady Elliot plays a key role in convincing Anne to follow her advice on who to marry. This action leads to the main conflict between Anne and Lady Russell‚ as well as a conflict with Wentworth. Anne is the middle child of Sir

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    The works of Jane Austen are often dismissed as “quaint” novels focusing on romance and other domestic themes‚ however much of Austen’s works serve as social commentaries and criticisms‚ and touch on such controversial topics such as: the social hierarchy‚ social mobility‚ gender constructs/constraints‚ etc. Of her novels‚ Austen’s Persuasion is (arguably) the most blatant example of criticism for the aristocracy/social stratification. Set during the Napoleonic War‚ Persuasion portrays the tensions

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    hang Reuben‚ but don’t kill him‚ and torture Jesse by lashing him. This fuels the boys hatred toward the United States Government. Frank and Jesse James eventually joined in a Confederate guerrilla group led by William "Bloody Bill" Anderson‚ a man notoriously known for massacres. This was Frank’s

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    This summer I read Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson. The story begins with Melinda‚ the narrator‚ starting ninth grade. Everyone‚ even her old friends‚ won’t talk to her. It’s later announced that during the summer‚ Melinda called the police on a party and it got shut down. After this incident‚ Melinda became the most hated girl in her school. Something horrible happened to Melinda at the party that she hasn’t told anyone about. She shuts herself in‚ withdrawing from school‚ her family‚ and any possibility

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    Speak Speak; a novel by Laurie Anderson is set in a small town in New York with a young teenager girl‚ Melinda‚ who starts her high school years as an outcast. Her ex-best friends all split up into different clans except her; she was just by herself along with new girl‚ Heather. Melinda hasn’t spoken much since the accident over the summer and leaves her silent throughout most freshman year. At home she doesn’t speak much either and kind of leaves her parents curious as to why she doesn’t talk anymore

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    that is being built around this revolution. As technology advances‚ the more one relies on it to aid them in society. The creation of these advancements is destroying the concept of intelligence and independence. In “Feed”‚ a novel written by M.T Anderson‚ it is depicted that humans are becoming vulnerable to the growth of technology and are entrusting it with their lives. The novel portrays a future in which a huge computer network‚ the feed‚ is directly connected to the brains of everyday citizens

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    4.1 Enron Corporation and Anderson‚ LLP ----Analyzing the fall of two Giants This case results in the publishing of Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 and relevant to the Securities and Exchange Commission. Also‚ it is related to SAS 103: Auditing‚ Quality Control‚ and Independence Standards and Rules. [1] What were the business risk Enron faced‚ and how did those risks increase the likelihood if material misstatements in Enron’s financial statements? The business risks Enron faced are as following:

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    "I ’m a Fool" is a short story written by the American Sherwood Anderson. The author tells the story of a young unschooled boy who tries to achieve everyday goals by means of ordinary means in a straightforward way. The theme of I ’m a Fool deals with the aftermath which come as a result of lack of morality‚ deceitfulness‚ falseness. The conflict of this story lies on the shape that lies take; it is a contradiction between what the protagonist should and should not do. Therefore‚ we can say that

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    Martin Luther once said‚ “There is no more lovely‚ friendly and charming relationship‚ communion or company than a good marriage.” Marriage is seen as a beautiful thing‚ where a man and a woman fall in love with each other and make the immense decision to spend the rest of their lives together and work together to be happy. However‚ it wasn’t always that way. Think back to the 1770s. It was a very turbulent time period: colonists were rebelling against their British masters‚ and war was ravaging

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    outgoing one. The last phase‚ and tree was the one she drew for the last art project‚ it was a living‚ and breathing tree which was when she finally realized that she can stop punishing herself for happened because it was not her fault. In Laurie H. Anderson Speak‚ Melinda started off as a mute‚ scared girl but slowly regained her voice by expressing herself through the art of trees. Through the art of drawing trees‚ Melinda comes out of depression and guilt and becomes a more positive person. First

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