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    Touching the void

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    Discuss Simon’s decision to cut the rope. When Simon was in the position where he either could cut the rope and one of them or both live or not cut the rope and both of them die‚ he thought about it for a long time. He didn’t know what had happened to Joe‚ he thought he had just passed out‚ or was stuck to something‚ but he didn’t think further about it‚ and that he could have been hanging of a clip 40 meters to the ground. Therefore he took a chance by cutting the rope‚ but when he went further

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    Basics: • Relies on its structure for its effect: ○ The parallel accounts of the same incident told by the two different people involved from their own perspectives. First person point of view from two different standpoints. Exploring: How does the writer help the reader to appreciate the physical impact of the accident? • The use of first person pronouns emphasises the personal nature of the account‚ and the active nature of the piece is demonstrated by

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    Touching the Timeless

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    Feb. 25‚ 2008 Touching the Timeless A world view is a set if images and assumptions about how the world came to be‚ its design‚ and people’s place in it. All over the world there are different ways of looking at and perceiving the world. There are five World View Universals: self and other‚ relationship‚ classification‚ causality‚ and space and time. For the Huichol and Navajo their world view has many factors contributing to how they view health and illness. The Huichol Indians live in the

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    Essay On Polar Bears

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    What is the first image that comes to mind when you think about polar bears? Most people think of polar bear cubs sliding down snow hills guzzling bottles of Coke. However‚ in my mind I see large majestic animals struggling to survive in the wild as the home around them is destroyed by climate change. Polar bears (genus: ursus‚ species ursus maritimus)‚ are one of the few large mammals that are able to survive frigid temperatures that reach as low as minus sixty-nine degrees Celsius due to their

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    A black bear is a large animal that have large home range and can be found throughout North America in more heavily habitats. Black Bears are North America’s most familiar and common bears.They most likely live in forests and are great tree climbers.They can also be found in mountain and swamp areas. In the Temperate forest biome precipitation evenly spread throughout the year. Varied temperatures (hot summers‚ cold winters). The plants tend to be broad-leaved and deciduous. The soil in this biome

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    Arnold Spirit “Junior” is the protagonist of our story. Funny‚ smart‚ emotional‚ poor‚ brave‚ persevering‚ all of these are traits that describe Junior. Born at the Spokane Indian Reservation in Wellpinit‚ Washington‚ Junior was expected to die during the surgery‚ but miraculously lived. However his brain suffered major brain damage during the surgery which gave him 10 more teeth than usual‚ and seizures. His head was much larger than the usual‚ and his feet were that of a clowns; and as you may

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    C1 TOPIC 1 – THE EARTH’S SEA AND ATMOSPHERE THE EVOLUTION OF THE ATMOSPHERE. Phase 1 – Volcanoes gave out gases. 1) The Earth’s surface was originally molten‚ it was very hot. 2) Eventually the surface cooled down and a bit crust formed. Volcanoes kept erupting. 3) Volcanoes gave out gases: CO2‚ water vapour and small amounts of other gases. (water and oceans formed) 4) The early atmosphere: mostly CO2‚ with no oxygen. 5) The oceans formed when the water vapour condensed.

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    The Unbelievable feelings in Anton Chekhov’s "The Bear" "The Bear‚" which is a classic one-act play written 1900‚ is one of the great works of Anton Chekhov‚ which is very much about a widowed woman. The Bear can be regarded as a comedy since it is to give the audience entertainment and amusement. This comedy reveals the fine line between anger and passion. The theme is about a strange beginning of love between Mrs. Popov and Smirnov. It demonstrated that love changes all things it touches

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    argue that love is a bigger necessity of life than even food‚ because our capacity for kindness‚ compassion and affection is what make us human. So can u really be alive if you neither love nor are loved? In Issabel Allende’s Novel “The House of the Spirits” the relationships of Alba‚ Esteban Trueba and Blanca highlight that love and suffering are inseparable yet love is also the ultimate force of comfort. Alba endures tremendous suffering due to her love of Miguel but ultimately the strength of her

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    olympic spirit essay

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    the games are focused more on the various sporting events and economic benefits‚ rather than what the games are really about. They are supposed to represent the individuality of each country and mutual tolerance throughout the world. The Olympic Spirit has not been lost. Still today countries use the olympics as an important opportunity to communicate‚ the games are a great example of tolerance amongst countries‚ and each country has a chance to be seen and have an impact on the world‚ no matter

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