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    On a humid summer day in Chicago‚ my family and I decided to take a long journey to visit my distant family/friend in the Upper East Side of Chicago. Although‚ the car ride seemed peaceful and smooth‚ little did I know this was a journey to the most horrific town I’ve ever seen. Furthermore‚ three long hours rolled by‚ my dad finally made the last turn into the town where this relative lived. It seemed as soon as we turned‚ the clouds began to turn gray and dull. While driving down the streets which

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    texts show the Lower (Red) Egyptian Crown representing the many battles fought by the sun god before dawn on his daily journey. The Upper (White) Egyptian Crown represents the sun at midday. It is also interesting to note that the king is walking barefoot on both sides of the palette‚ as he is walking on ground sacred to the gods and goddesses. The victim kneeling in front of King Narmer is shown as naked in comparison to the king who is fully clothed. This may be a way to represent him as uncivilized

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    The life of the Samurais and Knights were very similar but the Samurais showed fearsome and dedication to their warrior life.They faced many battles which lead to death and won and would win the fight against the knights. Knights had valuable weapons but not enough to defeat the Samurais. Samurais carried a bow‚ the sword‚ a spear‚ and their most prized possession was the ‘Katana’. “ The Katana was a long‚ curved sword. It had a single edged blade and a long handle”. {SOURCE#3} With these kinda

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    Paul E Mrs. Terashima English 1 31 January 2011 Lizabeth is... The character Lizabeth in "Marigolds" by Eugenia W. Collier is a growing child. Like any other child‚ Lizabeth does her chores when she is supposed to and runs wild when it is time to run wild. Lizabeth explains‚ "After a few chores around the tumbledown shanty‚ Joey and I were free to run wild in the sun with other children similarly situated‚" (50). When she hears her dad cry‚ she feels lost and expresses her feelings

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    Sophocles’ short story “Antigone” displays a myriad of tragedies intertwined in one family. Sophocles’ heroine‚ Antigone faces execution‚ Antigone’s betrothed Haemon toils with the moral dilemma of being loyal to his father or future wife‚ while Haemon’s father‚ Creon refuses to learn justice until it is too late. Antigone is a strong-minded young woman‚ who forgoes the laws of society to honour her deceased brother with a proper burial. After mourning the deaths of her parents and two brothers

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    smudge” and the “smell” are expressive of a polluted and squalid environment‚ all due to man’s uncaring attitude. Unthinking man across cares not about he leaves‚ he seems not aware “nor can foot fields being shod” The natural sensation of walking barefoot is lost. The language in stanza one lines 5-8‚ reveals a protest against man’s ruthlessness. The poet reacts to man’s inhumanity and indignity with reasoned calmness‚ a protest without rage or anger for he is consoled by nature’s presence as described

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    A stroke occurs when clots form in the brain’s blood vessels blocking blood flow to the brain. This causes the paralysis of much of the body. As a result‚ approximately 61-80% of the body weight has to shift to the unaffected lower extremity‚ leading to an asymmetrical standing position. This type of position causes a decrease in balance and a major disruption in the ability to walk.Foot Drop is when weakness or damage to the common fibular nerve‚ or paralysis of the muscles causes the dropping

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    Quiapo not only because we were asked to‚ but also having the questions and curiosity in my mind. I even asked myself “What does Quiapo looks like during the feast?” As I stepped out of our house‚ a lot of people are also in journey going to the feast barefoot‚ wearing Nazarene shirts‚ handing their own replicas of the Nazarene‚ and having their own reasons in their hearts and minds. But the question is… Is it right? Or not? What I saw in the feast is just balanced. A lot of things are just right‚ but

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    <br><br>The first story I read was Spanish Explorers in the New World. This story was a journal of Cabeza de Vaca’s travels and discoveries in the New World. After having a shipwreck‚ he and his fellow sailors were made slaves of the Indians. They walked barefoot‚ bleeding and ate raw meat for food. He also described how one tribe took over land. De Vaca gave detailed accounts on how the Indians lived which I found interesting. The males lived in the estufas‚ while women lived in the house. For a proposal

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    him to the point in order to survive he would have to fight for scraps of food such as bones and meat fat. This began Fredericks’ life as a slave. He suffered all the deprivations of his fellow slaves; constant hunger‚ sleeping on the ground‚ and barefoot‚ dressed only in a long shirt. When he was about eight he was sent to Baltimore to live as a houseboy with Hugh and Sophia Auld. It was shortly after his arrival that his new master taught him the alphabet. Her husband forbade her to continue

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