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    are able to increase knowledge. Attending college or university helps them improve knowledge for their current position or for new job opportunity. 2. If you could change 3 important things about your hometown. What would you change? If I could change 3 important things about your hometown‚ I would change about education system‚ road system and health system. First‚ I wish more school were built beause now‚ students must go to school with a long distance. It causes many problems in the movement

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    continued‚ I felt the urge to leave my hometown because‚ “I could not remain where I must hear slaves’ chains continually and where I must encounter the insults of their hypocritical enslavers”. My choice to leave to Boston‚ Massachusetts in 1815 when I was 19 years old‚ was mostly enforced by my continuous urge to fight against slavery and to share my abolitionist views on slavery with the rest of the country. I would not have been able to do anything in my little hometown of Wilmington. While in Boston

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    successes‚ I have grown up with a cultured and privileged childhood. My mother’s job as a poet inspired me to become one as well. After finishing my schooling at Portora Royal School in Enniskillen‚ Ireland‚ I moved back to my hometown Dublin. As soon as I was at my hometown‚ I was ready to start my writing career‚ to start with‚ I attended Trinity College to study the classics from 1871-1874. While I was still learning under Trinity College‚ I was already attracting public attention through the uniqueness

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    their favourite team is location. It just makes sense to pick the team that is nearest your hometown. This is for two reasons. Number one‚ all the news‚ media coverage‚ game coverage and general excitement about that team is going to be biggest in the near vicinity of the team. Number two‚ all the other people in the town‚ whether its family or friends are more than likely also going to be cheering for the hometown team. Therefore‚ the boys in this story are compelled to go for the Montreal Canadians

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    staggering death occurred in November 21‚ 2087. Juan‚ at the age of 91‚ decided to go to Knott’s Berry Farm to remember his childhood. He went on a ride at Camp Snoopy and suffered a heart attack. Juan Rodriguez died in Buena Park‚ California‚ near his hometown Santa Ana‚ California. Juan was born in August 29‚ 1996 in Hermosillo‚ Sonora‚ Mexico. In 2014‚ he graduated from Godinez Fundamental High School and in 2018 he graduated from Davidson College in North Carolina. He majored in Mathematics and Chemistry

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    People always help me wherever and whenever I need. I love this city and I want to spend most of my free time to travel around New Zealand. My family has 4 members: my father‚ my mother‚ my older brother and I. My parents live and work in my hometown. My mother is a teacher‚ she teaches math in a high school. My father is an agricultural engineer‚ he works in Provincial Department of Agriculture. My brother is married and works in the South of Vietnam. He’s an accountant in a petrol company.

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    represents my homesickness. Since I was a baby‚ I grew up with my grandparents in a small countryside. The West Bridge always stands there with the river‚ the farms‚ the lawn and all the fowls which rely on this land. They constitute our whole hometown. This stone bridge is old enough to let people respect it. My grandpa told me that since Qing dynasty‚ this bridge had already been here. When I first had the memory‚ I remembered that the steps on the bridge were very uneven. Also the face

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    Por La Educación Recibe Lustre La Patria Jose Rizal wrote this poem in 1876 during his fifth year in Bachiller en Artes in Ateneo Municipal. The poem speaks of the Jesuits who established a strong relationship between education and faith‚ the ratio studiorum (plan of studies). The poem also advocates the importance of education at a very young age. He compared education to the goddess of light‚ wisdom‚ hope‚ peace and truth and also indicated that education is the hope to attain the country’s freedom

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    much she misses that. How much that man‚ her husband‚ meant to Eavan. In the song “Photograph” by the band Nickelback it is also a sense of longing. The main character in the song (singer Chad Kroeger) reminisces about the good old days in his hometown in Canada. As Kroeger sings you feel the raw emotion towards the town and everything within it. The love is so intense and he longs for it so badly. By analyzing “Love” by Eavan Boland and “Photograph” by Nickelback it becomes easier to realize

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    The book 1984‚ written by George Orwell‚ is about a man called Winston Smith. He is a secondary member of the ruling Party; the ministry of Truth‚ in London‚ in the nation of Oceania. Everywhere Winston goes the Party keeps an eye on him; on everyone in fact‚ through the telescreens. He is even watched in his own home. Everywhere he looks he sees the face of the Party’s seemingly all-knowing leader a figure of which is known only as Big Brother. The Party controls everything in Oceania and even controls

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