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    Great Gatsby Mistakes

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    blocks because of their personal ambitions. For example‚ in The Great Gatsby‚ Jay Gatsby continues to live in the past particularly because of his many “mistakes” of not getting what he wanted. Because of the many things Gatsby wanted to change‚ Gatsby transforms into an obsessive perfectionist that will stop at nothing to get his way in order to make up for everything he wished for‚ including his loved one. What he never realized is that one cannot change the past no matter how hard they try because

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    times to encourage people to stop even if it’s slowly at a time. And now they try to help by coming out with electric cars and allow recycling more often. Yet is it enough? It may be but then again it’s most likely not. You see‚ the sun lets light in so we can see and have nutrients. And there is the little thing called the ozone layer that keeps a little of the sun in but not a lot of it. With the ozone layer‚ the heat and light from the sun bounces back towards itself. Like I said‚ the ozone layer only

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    Chapter 1 of We Make the Road by Walking provides an excellent introduction to the conversational collaboration (and negotiation) between Myles Horton and Paulo Freire.  In this chapter‚ Freire explains that the purpose of a spoken book is “to have a good conversation but in the sort of style that makes it easier to read the words” (Horton & Freire‚ 1990‚ p. 4).  What an interesting way to bring more than a century of collective experience to bear under one roof!  Having used this method in the past

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    Epilogue To Lydia's Mistake

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    Right now we are living together with all the children that lost their families in the earthquake. Lots of people came to visit us‚ and they were so nice. They brought us foods and daily necessities. Some couples came here adopted some younger kids. We are living like a big family‚ and we are enjoying this. Just yesterday‚ Papa Jingtao came to visit us‚ we called him papa Jingtao‚ because he doesn’t look that serious when we saw him on TV‚ not at all. He sang with us‚ he told us

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    scientific way to make our foods safer‚ because of the self-resisting traits that are bestowed upon them by genetics or genetic implantation. But first what does GMO mean‚ you’ve come so far into this paragraph enough and to not know the meaning of the acronym would straighten things out otherwise it’d seem as if I was speaking of nothing. GMOs (Genetically modified organism/s) is the way scientist find treatments for some diseases and the solution to fighting some of the harsh things we face within our

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    1st essay Are we free to make our own choices in life? Although it sounds appealing to make one’s own decision freely‚ it is actually an impractable goal as the society has exerted significant influence and restrictions on individuals and has shaped one’s value of what they should do and what they should not do. In today’s society‚ people are more free to make our own choices than we were before‚ but it is true that we canno indulge our interests at the cost of transgressing the basic rules of

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    begs to differ. Adding free college into the government budget while our country is over 19 trillion dollars in debt‚ and climbing‚ is a recipe for disaster. The first flaw in this plan is the funding. Where will this money come from? How do we make college “free”? Simply put‚ this plan is free for college students but not for the rest of the population. This plan forces taxpayers to pay for this. High taxes are already an American concern due to the high debt‚ this would put us further in

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    What makes us who we are? On page 367 the lines state “ identity is shaped by our interests‚ personality‚ and talents‚ much of how we define ourselves is dependent on the culture that surrounds us.” Those lines are telling readers that everyone should have different personalities and that it is okay to embrace the culture around you. Even though a lot of people say it’s okay to be different people still feel the need to change around different groups to fit in. Instead of being who they truly are

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    what we should do about nuclear weapons in the world. We must measure these benefits and drawbacks to determine which decision is the best for future security of our country. One side of the argument is to permanently ban all nuclear weapons in this country. This option sounds like the best option and the right thing to do. However‚ because countries of the rest of the world still have nuclear weapons‚ we are at a security risk. If we didn’t have any nuclear weapons to retaliate with‚ we couldn’t

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    Similarities exist between the characters in All the Light We Cannot See and the people during World War II; both in literature and reality‚ people experienced the effects of being influenced by the war. Education played a very important role in creating a loyal following for Hitler because children are easy to brainwash since they are still naive and clueless about what is wrong or right. At school‚ the students were taught to worship Hitler‚ every class would started with a song that would brainwash

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