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    Consider a steady two-dimensional flow of Maxwell‚ Jeffrey and Oldroyd-B nanofluids over a cone having radius and half-angle . x-axis varies along the surface of cone and y-axis is perpendicular to it. The temperature and concentration distributions are vary along the surface of the cone. A variable magnetic field is applied along -direction as shown in Fig.1. A variable temperature along with the thermophoresis and Brownian motion effects are taken into account. and are the ambient temperature

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    years later‚ the life of the Negro is still sadly crippled by the manacles of segregation and the chains of discrimination.” These key phrases express the main objective in his speech and that is the division between the Whites and Blacks in society. Mr. King is emphasizing that Blacks are still not free in society even though slavery has been abolished. He addresses the segregation that still exists which is promoting a form of discrimination among society. The end goal of his speech was to open the

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    capitalism creates. As a whole‚ the incorporation of busyness adopts the smallest aspects of everyday life. In the Adam Gopnik’s essay “Bumping into Mr. Ravioli‚” he writes about his three-year-old daughter’s frustration trying to find the time to play with her imaginary friend‚ Charlie Ravioli. Olivia creates an imaginary friend Mr. Ravioli‚ a busy New Yorker who “lived in an apartment on Madison and Lexington.” She would frequently state

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    In The Strange Case of Dr. Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson and “Coraline” by Neil Gaiman‚ both represent how doubles are reflections of characters inner desires. Double’s are objects or people who contain attributes a person represses‚ and does not have. But put the two objects or characters together they are equivalent to a human. However‚ the acts the doubles do in both novels are hidden by the characters to protect their identity. Both protagonists from both narratives enjoy their

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    convinces himself that his family held him back‚ that they slowed down his process of successful entrepreneurship‚ preventing him from getting a full education and keeping most of his money. He accepts in a nonchalant manner‚ that killing his boss‚ Mr. Ashok‚ is the reason why his entire family were persecuted and beaten to death and that he is the only one to blame. He mentions this twice approaching the ending of the story‚ firstly‚ claiming that he is “neither a man or a demon”‚ he simply has

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    On February 8‚ 1992‚ portion of Mr Lawrence Summers’s internal memorandum of his viewpoint on the environment that was published in The Economist‚ a British publication‚ created a huge debate in the print media and disapprovals from the environmentalists. Three main reasons were given by Mr Summers in the encouragement for migration of the toxic wastes to the less developed countries. Hence‚ we shall now look in depth into these reasons given. According to Mr Summers’s first point‚ the costs for

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    F5. The narrator‚ Margaret‚ became furious with Mrs. Cullinan when Mrs. Cullinan acted upon the advice of her friend‚ and shortened her name from Margaret to Mary. After speaking about the incident with Bailey‚ she came up with a plan to enact revenge on Mrs. Cullinan in the form of breaking her most coveted china pieces purposefully. S1. The story is told from Margaret’s point of view. Margaret is a good choice for the point of view because the actual story is about her name‚ and her feelings and

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    demonstrate the different views between two different generations‚ two interviews were conducted. Mr. Boris Brown and his only son Mr. Yevgeniy Brown were interviewed. Mr. Boris Brown had a slightly

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    Listen: New Tribes‚ New Turf" (1970)‚ Mr. Deloria argued that technology and corporate values were destroying American life‚ and urged a return to the tribal standards of Indian culture as a window to salvation. In "God is Red" (1973)‚ he took that position of deliverance-through-Indian-ways further‚ arguing that American Indian spiritual traditions‚ far from being dated‚ were in fact more in tune with the needs of the modern world than Christianity‚ which Mr. Deloria said fostered imperialism and

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    In Shakespeare’s play‚ The Tempest‚ the character Prospero embarks on a journey of self discovery whereby he achieves a renewed understanding and perception of himself and others‚ similarly to how Mr Hyde‚ in the novel Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde‚ succumbs to a transformation and a renewed sense of self. In The Tempest‚ Prospero who was initially a duke‚ but later overruled by his perfidious brother Antonio‚ is stranded on an island‚ where he fabricates an elaborate scheme of vengeance‚ engaging Ariel

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