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    Midaq Alley Naguib Mahfouz To what extent is Midaq Alley an “Arab” novel? Does this add to or detract from the novel’s overall impact on an international audience. The work of literature “Midaq Alley” by Naguib Mahfouz introduces the audience an Arab culture through his descriptions of different characters. Each character is used as an analogue, representing people in the alley with different beliefs and ambitions. Moreover, the characteristics of Mahfouz’s characters also draw international readers’

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    Key Issue Westlake Bowling Lanes is a bowling alley founded by Mr. Sugar in the early 1970s in downtown Raleigh. Shelby Givens, Mr. Sugar’s granddaughter, becoming the general manager of Westlake Bowling Lanes after the death of Mr. Sugar, has helped the business making profit for the first time in over two years through her 9-month efforts. However, Westlake still need to pay back the $100000 loan owed by the board before. Shelby needs to convince the board about two plans she decided to renovate

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    The novel, Midaq Alley, written by Naguib Mahfouz, tells the story of various characters living in a poor alley in Egypt during World War I. Of all the people in Midaq Alley, Hamida is the one who lusts most for an escape from tradition and poverty. She despises her traditional culture, and longs for a life free from the social and cultural constraints that fall upon her. Hamida is introduced as a strong character; however, the temptation of modernization guides her towards a more enticing lifestyle

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    In Gasoline Alley, Frank King uses closure to take an average human being, Skeezix, and place him into a surreal world, and in doing so immerses his readers in the fantastic wonderlands they observe. In The Superman Chronicles, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster do the opposite by using closure to take a surreal being and place him into the real world of the readers to show how alien Superman is to planet Earth. For clarity, closure is defined in Scott McCloud’s Understanding Comics as, “Observing the

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    “How to Lose Your Ass and Regain Your Life” – Not an Autobiography, Not a Diary This paper will argue that the book “How to Lose Your Ass and Regain Your Life” written by Kirstie Alley is an accurate representation of a memoir and journal genres and not a biography literary genre. Kirstie Alley was born Kirstie Louise Alley on January 12, 2951 in Wichita, Kansas. She studied drama at Kansas State University. When she moved to California she became an interior decorator and got in with the wrong crowd

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    Tin Pan Alley was the place to be discovered, New York had artists of all genres looking to produce their own sheet music. It all began in the late 1880's on the block of West 28th Street, between Broadway and Sixth Avenue in Manhattan. () The block had multiple music publishing studios , welcoming new talent. The name comes from the sounds made by all the pianos played desperately by hopeful song writers looking for approval. At the beginning the, money was in the sheet music for Tin Pan Alley;

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    Tin Pan Alley consisted of New York City music publishers and songwriters who began the emerge of popular music in the United States. The origin of the name Tin Pan Alley is said to come from reference to the sound of several different pianos, which resembled the banging of tin pans. The action of the Tin Pan Alley sheet music industry took place for the most part on West 28th Street between Broadway and Sixth Avenue in Manhattan. Many of the music publishers had their offices on this street (Jasen

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    Tin Pan Alley was a collection of songs that dominated the pop music industry in the 20th and 19th century. During this historical music period, the popularity of the song was tested by listeners before a song was published and produced. The particular style of performance was pop, and this style was met with great acceptance at this historical time. Over the rainbow was a song that was produced during a time when the world was covered in depression. The piece was used by soldiers in war and as a

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    voice in my head. But the freedom I have, may not seem like a good thing for the city and its people, but I love being me and only this me. Getting back on track, not only am I back in a borough controlled by my old boss, but I 'm standing in an alley of the street I used to run protection

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    ISSUE STATEMENT Westlake Lanes operated at losses for the recent 3 years. How can they turn around their operational performance. CASE ANALYSIS The forefront case analysis includes external analysis and internal analysis. It is crucial to understand macro-environment, industry environment, and the capability of the company itself before making decisions. In this case, the PESTEL analysis is utilized for macro-environment analysis, the five-force’s is utilized for industry analysis, and VRINE, financial

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