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    “The Three Little Pigs” is a classic fairytale about three pigs who build each their own house, and the wolf who tries to devour the pigs by blowing down their house. “The Three Little Pigs” has it origins from James Orchard Halliwell in Popular Rhymes and Nursery Tales (1849) in England. Halliwell’s rendition was the first known print version in the world. Joseph Jacobs’ wrote the world’s most popular rendition in his English Fairy Tales (1898). In the 1880, Joel Chandler Harris made “The Three

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    “Lyla released a new album! , Lyla got nominated for Ros awards! , Lyla’s album got first position on top board!”. These were the news roaming around those days. Everyone was talking about layla and the attention she was getting from journalists and interviewers. One of the ordinary rock star, who performs little concerts was now performing international concerts and was travelling everyday. She was taking millions of money for each song. She is opposite of what she used to be. Lyla used to be a

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    Brief history: Baskin Robbins was found in 1945 by the two brothers bycooperating, Mr. Burt Baskin and Mr. Irv Robbins. It was found in Los Angeles in USA and named by its organizer's names. Baskin Robbins is one of the Dunkin's brands , which are Dunkin doughnuts, Baskin Robbins and Togo's and they are a piece of Allied Domecq .Allied Domecq is a no doubt understood organizaation which has business with well-known beverages organizations and fast food eateries and it is the working organization

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    What do these three things have in common, a party bus, a skate park, and Nerf wars? If your answer was they were all part of the exclusive listening party for Andy Mineo's latest album, you were correct! The promotion for the listening party was advertised via Andy's social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook. The fortunate ones who responded and and confirmed their attendance were treated to a fun-filled day by Reach Records. As the party bus from Brooklyn arrived at 50/50 Skate Park

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    Hello friend! I’ve been staying with Leonato these past few weeks.You would’nt believe what’s been going on recently.A few weeks back, I arrived to Messina along with Claudio, Benedict, and my brother, Don John.Afterwards, Claudio approached me, and began talking to me about his love for the beautiful Hero, telling me he was nervous to confess his love to her.But, there was a ball to be held that night, in which I planned to wear a disguise and woo Hero, while pretending to be Claudio. That night

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    Stacy is a lonely woman who is aged 67. She lives by herself as her husband has died recently. Her daughter Lily has moved to Scotland to start her own family. Stacy lives in Enfield in a council apartment. The Enfield area is a calm area, which there is social activities. Stacy spends her time by crocheting and watching TV as she is retired. As Stacy lives in a flat, she finds it difficult to travel, as she fears of being stuck in the lift. However, Enfield offers a range of transport (buses, train

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    In the song “Cherry Wine”, written and performed by indie rock artist Hozier, it becomes apparent early on that this is not what one might consider a typical love song; nor is it about a typical woman. Although the acoustic guitar and softer melody paint a peaceful picture, the lyrics express that there is something much deeper that lies beneath its surface. From beginning to end, every verse about this woman and his relationship with her is a contradiction, which immediately sets the tone for the

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    My Best Friend Essay

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    I was always scared. My heart would pound and I never prepared for the worse, yet it always came to that. I was only a little girl, and I didn’t deserve this at all, but I still let her walk all over me. Everytime she said or did something that hurt me, I tried even harder to impress her with different and exciting ways, instead of standing up for myself. This was my life around my best friend, until recently. I’m getting ahead of myself, so let me rewind a little bit. Around age three I met this

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    Tears blurred my eyes as I watched hundreds of balloons fill the solemn grey skies. I tried to clear my vision by wiping the tears away. Even with the light wind, the water pooling from my eyes would not dry. After my failed attempt to stop crying, I looked down at my fingers and saw black streaks of my mascara and eyeliner. I take out the scented Kleenex tissues from my bag and wipe my fingers on them. The only thing filling the silence was the constant sobs coming from people around me and my own

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    Never Let Me Go

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    I read the book Never Let Me Go which was first published in 2005. It was written by Kazuo Ishiguro who is a Japanese-born British author. The story describes a dystopian world where clones have been created to cure before incurable diseases. The story building is in three acts. The first one tells us about the childhood of our characters(Hailsham), the second one about their teens and early adulthood(cottages) and the last one about their donations. The clones were made from normal people, but

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