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    THE SMALL THINGS THAT WE OWN ARE THE MOST PRECIOUS TO US. We hanker after success‚ money‚ social position‚ big bungalows‚ luxury cars‚ and expensive gadgets .We feel we have arrived with these paraphernalia that surrounds us. But do they actually give us happiness and satisfaction? No‚ they are only appetizers. The more you have the more you yearn for. They are only material things‚ in which you can only find temporary happiness. Small things we have are equally welcome; in fact more welcome as they

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    show that there are still good and selfless people out there in the world. The character Alice Kinnian in "Flowers for Algernon" by Daniel Keyes is one of these people. She not only cares for Charlie and sees him as a person before the operation but continues on loving him even after he is way above her intellectual level. Through her caring and selflessness‚ Charlie is shown not only a new world of knowledge after the operation but also of emotion. Before the operation‚ Ms. Kinnian taught Charlie

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    Textual Analysis of “She Wasn’t Soft” Throughout T.C. Boyle’s short story “She Wasn’t Soft”‚ the author introduces a spiked cup of Gatorade at the story’s end to symbolize Jason’s unhealthy approach and attitude toward his relationship with Paula. The author weaves a satirical theme to prove that people who stay in unhealthy relationships to maintain a sense of control and empowerment in the world never get what they want. The Gatorade symbolizes Jason’s primary motivations: his own pleasure and the

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    specifically for women because she has the power to influence them‚ which she doesn’t have with man; therefore by influencing women‚ she hopes to influence man as well. In the introduction‚ the Chao shows concern for her son‚ Ku: “I fear that my son Ku may bring disgrace upon the Imperial Dynasty” (pag. 320). However‚ Chao knows that she can’t do much about her son –he is grown up and probably wouldn’t take her advices as much as a woman would– and she can’t count on her husband either who was probably

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    opportunity to see a small shadow running after them. The novel‚ “The First Time She Drowned” by Kerry Kletter targets the theme on parental mental and physical abuse. The main idea of the novel is that the transgenerational cycle of abuse can only be broken through confrontation. Three points to help understand the main idea of the novel is‚ first‚ Cassie O’Malley’s (the protagonist) mother never truly resolves her own abusive past. Secondly‚ Cassie opens a door to healing by confronting her inner demons

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    Jeannette‚ both the main character and author tells the story of her childhood and how she grew up. Jeanette was born into poverty‚ and when she grows up‚ she then realizes that living in poverty is not an ideal way of life. The book begins with Jeanette in New York‚ on her way to a party‚ when she notices her own mother scavenging in the trash. Jeanette was so embarrassed of her mother that she ducked in the car so Rose Mary would not see her and make a scene. After the first chapter‚ we already know

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    Introduction Automated dispensing is a system being implemented in today ’s pharmacy ’s nation wide. It involves the use of machines pre stocked with drugs that are programmed to automatically dispense physicians orders upon request. Changing roles With technology advancing‚ the role of both the pharmacy technician and the pharmacist is taking a swing toward making the dispensary a better work environment. Automatic dispensing systems are taking over the dispensing issues of the pharmacy

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    members who helped and supported me during the writing of this report. My deepest thanks to Lecturer‚[MS NADIA AYUB] for guiding and correcting various documents of ours with attention and care. We express our thanks to all the participants who participated and make us complete our report.   I also extend my heartfelt thanks to my well wishers who has taken pain to go through the project and make necessary correction as and when needed. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Frustration always leads to downfall and deviation

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    The Decision She Made Based on Where She Went By : Blanca Juarez Rodriguez February 16‚ 2016 Where She Went‚ is a book narrated by Adam Wilde‚ one of the main characters‚ and written by Gayle Forman. Gayle Forman has also written If I Stay‚ and I Was Here. Adam says‚ “Letting go. Everyone talks about it like it’s the easiest thing. Unfurl your fingers one by one until your hand is open.” which describes his situation of having trouble moving on from his past‚ Mia. Adam throughout this book talks

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    Emily Dickinson wrote "The Soul selects her own Society" in 1862. It is a ballad with three stanzas of four lines each‚ or three quatrains. Dickinson uses slant rhyme‚ with each stanza rhyming ABAB. The theme of The Soul selects her own Society is that individuals in society often live in seclusion‚ only maintaining communication with a select few and how their decisions are generally incontrovertible. Throughout the poem‚ Dickinson uses an extended metaphor‚ stating that the soul physically "shuts

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