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    picture in our minds‚ which perceive the life of the people who had no choice but to live through the winds. Her vison of her insane neighbor with a machete represented the madness the winds really caused to the town. Didion also utilized another literary technique‚ symbolism‚ to identify the “meek little wives” because it showed that the husbands were usually the powerful ones in the relationship instead of the other way around. The winds seemed to have transferred power to the wives‚ even with intentions

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    Weapons In The Vietnam War

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    States needed a weapon with speed‚ power‚ and armor protection. With this intention‚ the United States began to recall the air defense weapon system‚ known as the

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    Techniques

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    English Techniques Allegory Story with a double meaning: one primary (on the surface) and one secondary. The representation of abstract ideas or principles by characters‚ figures/ events in narrative‚ dramatic or pictorial form. Alliteration Repetition of consonants at the start of words or in a sentence or phrase. Anaphora The repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of successive clauses. Anecdote A short and amusing or interesting story about a real incident or person. Illustrate

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    Weapons In Ancient China

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    Military is part of our society today‚ but its roots are in ancient history. Weapons are needed for the military because they need fire power. In addition‚ soldiers are needed in order to have an army to use those weapons. Military soldiers and weapons have been used to make enemies of a society go away. Enemies are always the targets because they want to hurt the society forcing the society to fight back. In the military‚ the soldiers must always respect their leaders in order to succeed. The military

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    Banning Assault Weapons

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    Arguing a Position Essay: Banning Assault Weapons and Large Capacity Magazines The issue of banning assault weapons and large capacity magazines has been debated for years‚ but has never been discussed with such urgency as it is now. The issue is the banning of assault weapons in our society. Are we the kind of country that allows and encourages its citizens to own weapons of mass destruction? The moral issue we face is banning ownership of these weapons to ordinary citizens while protecting their

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    Popular mechanics is a short story that uses common objects‚ but precise language. The quote that I chose above was written by the same author who wrote popular mechanics. From the beginning‚ Raymond Carver starts the story with “Early that day the weather turned and the snow was melting into dirty water”. He doesn’t say in plain text that the story involves conflict‚ but the words he uses are very specific details to what is happening. This quotes applies to this short story because the author

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    Peanut butter and tuna fish; some things are not meant to be together. In his book‚ The Perfect Storm‚ Sebastian Junger tries to write both as a journalist and as the narrator of separate stories about a sword fishing boat‚ a three person sailboat‚ and U.S. Coast Guard Cutter stuck in the middle of colliding weather systems. While his skill in each style individually is exceptional‚ the way he switches between the two interrupts his flow and the contrasting styles do not fit together well. Junger

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    Research‚ Vol. XI‚ No. 4‚ 2012 Pre-Training‚ During-Training and Post-Training Activities as Predictors of Transfer of Training * Research Scholar‚ Karunya University and Assistant Professor (Senior)‚ VIT University‚ Vellore 14‚ Tamil Nadu‚ India. E-mail: umapricilda.j@vit.ac.in ** Professor‚ Karunya School of Management‚ Karunya University‚ Coimbatore‚ Tamil Nadu‚ India. E-mail: susan.chirayath@gmail.com Uma Pricilda Jaidev* and Susan Chirayath** Training is one of the most frequently used

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    Fallout: Nuclear Weapons

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    developed something so powerful it could wipe life as we know it off the face of the earth. Nuclear weapons by far have been one of the most dangerous things the earth has experienced (Effects of Nuclear Weapons). After a nuclear weapons kisses the ground‚ not only will the incineration of the terrain occur for miles; but also these radioactive particles will be scattered into the clouds (Effects of Nuclear Weapons). Humans who are exposed to outrages amounts of radioactivity usually will not survive very

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    In her novel‚ To Kill A Mockingbird‚ Harper Lee has used various literary techniques to position the reader’s attitudes in relation to prejudice within the society of Maycomb. Through use of perspective‚ characterisation and symbolism‚ Lee highlights that prejudice is developed through life experiences and the surrounding influences‚ while emphasizing the damaging effect it can have on innocent individuals and society as a whole. A fundamental element of the novel is the author’s use of young Jean

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