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    Nathaniel Hawthorne Virtue of Gothic Elements American fiction in the 19th century was a dark and gloomy time in terms of literature, that registered the grotesque minds of writers as gothic and romantic. The gothic style consists of elements that depicts on a dark, horrid, supernatural like atmosphere within a piece of writing. The setting and/or overall mood of a gothic piece almost always corresponds with hidden gothic motifs and symbolic meaning throughout the story. One writer in particular

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    serious athletes, Nike gives confidence that provides the perfect shoe for every sport”. In today’s competitive environment, Nike, one of the global leaders in sporting goods industry, has established a strong position for enhancing athletic life style. It’s the number one sports manufacturer in the world design by Nolan Breitbarth in the 1970s with Phil knight founder of Nike Inc. It is the leading sporting goods Company in the United States and hundred and ten countries. However, it has become

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    aristocrat and military officer who fought in the American

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    Comparative Urbanism Just as every society needs organization of government to function properly, cities and towns need to have an organization of their building plans and placements. This organization can be influenced by several different factors, such as the land terrain, the traditional building practices, and the history of the area. These were all things I had to keep in mind while observing and comparing the city plans of three different areas: Bristol, RI, Newtown, CT, and Birmingham, AL

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    Fill it with whatever the fuck you want, but get a decorator because this particular architectural style encourages theatrical/melodramatic decrepitude (Norma Desmond, chimpanzee funerals, Gore Vidal, etc.). Avoid anything Spanish that lacks an in ground pool, preferably in a grotto-like setting that is conducive to sex parties and suicides.

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    or machines lasting 20 years, the design, or production that lasts 14 years, and plant that lasts 20 years. Because of the race to be the first person to invent or create a product the America Invents Act (AIA) came about in 2011. This allowed Americans to compete with other countries that had filed before them as well as increase the patent process from 3 to 4 years to 12 months. A patent holder has the right to solely profit from the patent. If someone steals the idea the individual has created

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    work time to thinking creatively and exploring new ideas"(Kristen Hicks, 3rd paragraph, Edudemic.com). Going off of what she said, which is very much true, jobs honestly do allow creativity and are open to new ideas. Where do people get all these in style clothes or new vehicle looks? Someone had to come up with those creative ideas. What the world would be or what would it be like if there were no creative people out in this

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    the process of Hellenisation . The Roman religion was created by copying the religion of the Greeks, with the exception of the names of the gods and goddesses and some other details. Other than that, the Romans also adopted the Greek architectural and literary style. As of other countries that were conquered by Rome, the Romans also took the way of building ships and the alphabet in an altered form from Phoenicia. In all of the countries that the Romans conquered they would build roads for their

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    The Medieval Era

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    Tyler Sun December 14, 2014 Prof. Sparks HUMN 220 Chartres Cathedral The Medieval Era was one with explosive cultural and architectural growth across almost all of Europe. One of the places that experienced this the most was in France. With all of the radical changes happening in France, there was a huge emphasis on religion and as a result the Chartres Cathedral was created. The town of Chartres officially became a bishopric in the 4th century, and as with any bishopric the cathedral was the most

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    Barbara Kruger is truly one unprecedented artist. Most of her known pieces were done throughout the 80's and 90's. Not only are the meaning behind the images signature to a Kruger style, but so are the overall aesthetics of her artwork. Almost branding the classic black and white images juxtaposed with raucous aphorisms highlighted in a vivid red, you can always put a name her pieces. She strategically uses the colour red in almost

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