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    Car Analysis

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    own place. I also had an increase in pay since I started my first professional job and would like to invest in a new vehicle. I am used to using the family car to get around so having my own vehicle would be great. It would be a struggle traveling to and from work using the city bus‚ which would be my only option if I didn’t get myself a car. My manager had requested that I start looking for a solution due to the fact that I will be traveling to visit our clients soon. Not to mention it would be

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    Cars and Camels

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    Cars definitely make human life more easy and comfortable. There are infinite reasons why a car is a beneficial mode of transportation to a camel. To have a convenient life is the main goal for today’s world and to own a car for sure has a part in it. But against all these good features about cars‚ some do say that the world would be better if people use camels. This statement is utterly unbelievable because cars play good two benefits in it. Firstly‚ cars are faster than camels. They can drive

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    Hero

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    world. When the word‚ hero‚ comes to mind‚ a picture of someone who gives an unforced and voluntary reaction that endeavors to save‚ protect or restore another person or persons from a situation that threatens safety‚ freedom or humanity appears. There is no concrete definition of a hero because everyone has a different perspective and different viewpoints. For you it could be a fireman‚ it could be the president‚ and it could be a brave dog that protected you. But to a nun her hero could be God and

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    A hybrid car definition: The word hybrid is usually applied to plants and animals which have been cross-bred between species to produce something new. A hybrid car is a passenger vehicle that is driven by a hybrid engine‚ which can run on two or more fuel sources. In other word‚ Hybrid cars are primarily gas powered cars with electrical motor assist Why hybrid car? : Here are the reasons why you should choose a hybrid car instead of normal car: 1. Hybrid cars are environment friendly

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    “Where The Wild Things Are” Archetype Analysis The mythological archetypes found in “Where The Wild Things Are” are: Heroic archetypes Hero as a Warrior: Max continuously struggles with the battles between himself and the Wild Things. He leads the Wild Things‚ and claims that he can destroy anyone who they don’t want to be there. He struggles to settle the groups arguments‚ but in the end‚ succeeds. Wanderer: Max gets to know the Wild Things‚ starts developing a friendship with Carol‚

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    A Hero

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                                              Hero      A hero is defined as many things. While many people consider heroes to be larger than life figured‚ Christopher Reeves says that‚ "A hero is an ordinary person‚ who preserves‚ and endures despite overwhelming challenges". This quote analyzes an unconventional definition of a hero from Christopher Reeve’s point of view. What truly makes a hero is the courage to say that‚ it is not one‚ which is the hero it is someone else. Someone else that fought

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    Sports Cars

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    Types of Sports Cars Many people have a great fascination for sports cars. These machines have a lot of power and torque‚ and most importantly are lower to the ground‚ contributing to proper aerodynamics against the wind. Moreover‚ they are generally available in either two-wheel drive or four-wheel drive. Two-wheel drive ones are usually used for road racing or drifting‚ whereas AWD sports cars are used for rally racing. Just like any other cars‚ they are also divided into certain groups.

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    Automobile and Cars

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    most famed inventions since the late 1800’s was the automobile. The car has revolutionized transportation from the day a company named "Reo" sold its first car‚ the Curved Dashed Oldsmobile in 1901‚ to today. The topic of cars can be broken into many different categories‚ from SUV and sports to European and American. One maker of cars that has branched a lot in past years is Japan. Though we do not realize it‚ most of our cars come from Japan. The top car company as of 2011 is Toyota. Toyota is a

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    Mousetrap Car

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    Mousetrap Race Car Project demonstrated an individual(s) potential of a skill to manufacture the most capable mousetrap car with the use of levers and pulleys; so that they willingly categorize their car for the primary usage for SPEED‚ DISTANCE‚ and STRENGTH. Some may try to make all the aspects into one design. The problem that I identified was using the least materials‚ most materials for success‚ and parts for wheels and axles. This stresses the success that the manufactured car will have‚ whether

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    word “hero” is brought up‚ one typically thinks of someone who is saving lives‚ or even a superhero. Clearly‚ saving lives are heros‚ but a hero’s impact can be so much more simple. Unlike a superhero‚ heroes can often have a relatable quality. John Green has this relatability as well as the ability to create an impact with words. The author and YouTuber connects with people across the globe‚ often making a difference in their lives. John Green also follows a typical Hero’s Journey Archetype; going

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