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    Bribery is anywhere! I was choosing from the choices of viands infront me. Meat on my left and vegetables on my right. There is this green leafy vegetable that I don’t really like because of the chemical content said to be present in it even after many times of washing it-the cabbage. But wait! It has meat and if I buy this one I will pay less. Imagine the difference of P15.oo which could I add to my savings. I waited patiently while the server is scoops‚ her ladle moving around‚ nearby the object

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    Why are Pinball machines so expensive? The fun and excitement that comes with playing the pinball game is legendary; it is generally not controversial. What baffles some people is why they will have to cough up a tangible amount of money just to enjoy a game. They wonder why exactly Pinball machines are so expensive. There are myths around these things but this article will help you have a clearer picture of things. What makes Pinball machines expensive? The following things that have to be put

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    Essay on the story "Bus Ticket" By Zoe Fairbairns: While reading the short story "Bus Ticket" by Zoe Fairbairns‚ I really enjoyed every minute because I felt sympathy and I was familiar with the main character’s ideas and thoughts. The most thing that I like in the story is the way she explains her approach for acceptance if someone dislikes or rejects her. "I am prepared to accept that anyone who knows me may dislike me‚ but when someone who cannot dislike me because they don’t know me‚ attacks

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    Railroad not only extended its territory‚ increased its departmental influence‚ and transported live stock without starving them to death before the day of actual delivery‚ but‚ also‚ had for years succeeded in deceiving those passengers who bought its tickets into the fallacious belief that the corporation aforesaid was really able to transport human life without destroying it. Signor Tombola had endeavoured to persuade us‚ by arguments which we took no trouble to oppose‚ that the unity of his country

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    Thematic Essay: The Lottery Ticket by Anton Chekhov Anton Chekhov was very talented in that he could convey well the emotion and the suspense with each and every situation of his stories. In Anton Chekhov’s short story‚ "The Lottery Ticket"‚ Ivan Dmitritch and his wife imagine the vast splendors that would come had they won the lottery. Shown in this condensed work‚ Ivan and his wife realize that they have changing attitudes toward each other and their all important family. In the beginning‚

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    The Role of Setting in The Lottery Ticket The various types of setting used in “The Lottery Ticket” contributed to a greater fluency of the story’s plot‚ a push in the character’s action‚ and more importantly revealing the theme of the story. First of all‚ the time of day set in the story provided the two characters‚ Ivan and Masha‚ a more suitable chance to fantasize. Readers can find out in the introduction that the entire event occurred “after supper” (P198)‚ the time of day at which people generally

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    Suubi A collection of short stories and poems from the African Writers Trust’s creative writing programme produced in association with the British Council 1 Contents Preface……………………………………………………………………………. 3 Lillian A. Aujo The Eye of Poetry …………………………………………………………………... 4 Getting Somewhere………………………………………………………………….. 6 Elone N. Ainebyoona That Same Night………………………………………………………………….... 11 Gloria Kembabazi Muhatane The Gem and Your Dreams…………………………………………………………… 12 Davina Kawuma Hash Tag ………………………………………………………………………

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    The law: Student register time tickets are ranked from early to later based on the credits hour student get. Survey Questions: 1. How do you feel if your register time ticket is really late‚ when you finally able to register and you find out that those classes you want to enroll in were already closed‚ and it’s difficult for you to find out a class which is still open and you are qualified to enroll in? 1 (I don’t care‚ it doesn’t matter at all.) 2 (All right‚ I think I can keep going back

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    My First Speeding Ticket It was a cool December evening. I was tired but excited to be going back to my hometown for the weekend. It was a long drive home and I wished time would go by faster. The clock on the dash beat methodically‚ as if it was in time with the rotation of the tires‚ round‚ and round. Suddenly my thoughts were interrupted as I met an oncoming police officer and realized that I was exceeding the speed limit a great deal. Frantic I sped up and looked for a road that

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    The Culture Snatcher: The Extensive Lengths to Which Ethnic Americans Go to Avoid Being “The Other” In “A Pair of Tickets‚” author Amy Tan exposes the disastrous effects of Americanization on a foreign culture. Tan’s exposition lies in the protagonist‚ Jing-Mei‚ a young Chinese woman raised in America‚ refusing to adopt her Chinese Heritage. Tan uses the prevalence of stereotypes and internal conflict to present her theme effectively. As the protagonist and narrator‚ Jing-Mei and her father begin

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