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    THEY WERE coming at her hard and fast. They’d be on her in three winks. The old woman in the café’s doorway crossed her arms on her aging breasts, bracing for them, damn them. They flew on past her; six trail-fevered Texans whooping and hollering and flogging their ponies with their hats hurtling at a pool of bright light down the street. The vortex of their passing tugged at her skirts and mussed up her fine copper hair. She waved a hand irritably at their dusty wake as they fled their slick fork

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    couldn't explain how terrible she felt. *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* School started again that Monday. Kirsten couldn't help having mixed emotions for the return. On the one hand, she was glad to see all of her friends again. Especially Cecy, who had gone to Mexico two weeks before break started. On the other hand, her sister was leaving. She was going to see the guy she liked after two weeks without him. And that was something all of itself. She had complicated history with her crush. They'd been in sixth

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    On July 24th 1701, Antoine de La Mothe Cadillac founded a settlement in “le détroit”, meaning “the strait”. The Frenchmen led one hundred French soldiers and one hundred Algonquians with the goal to build a fort and trading post on the river between Lake Huron and Lake Erie. The purpose of the settlement was to facilitate traffic on the river, protect valuable trade furs in the great lakes area for France, and establish a location to help protect the French and their Native American allies against

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    Beer and Heineken

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    Budweiser Vs. Heineken - Presentation Transcript 1. Budweiser Marketing Mix 2. Heineken 3. Many of life's failures are men who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up. - Thomas Edison 4. Introduction * Anheuser-Busch * Anheuser-Busch Inc. is a strong and dominating company that is a leader in the beer market. They are a company that is rooted in values, ethics and sheer determination. * Anheuser-Busch targets consumers who

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    Gary Soto’s The Jacket Essay

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    All of us pass through adolescence before reaching adulthood. It is a crucial stage in everyone’s life that plays a big role in the adult life. “The Jacket” is a representation of Gary Soto’s adolescent life. It is a short story depicting his hardships as an adolescent as he battled with peer pressure and low self-esteem or lack of confidence caused by the ugly green jacket. The jacket serves as a symbol of his personal battles, growth, maturity, and his readiness to face the cold and harsh challenges

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    My Dream Essay

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    institution, a creed, an obligation or even a way of life. If you’re going to insist that it be something, then Kappa is only joining your new sisters and slowly discovering that they don’t all have perfect legs, that they use mouthwash and wear last year’s coats. Kappa is long nights of black coffee and exam snacks when you can’t remember the Renaissance architects or the periodic table. It’s sitting on the back steps and feeling helpless because you’re lost and lonely and it seems your world has just fallen

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    Behind the curtain of incessant smoke, Oppenheimer could look out the window of his Los Alamos home and see trees and grass, unnatural- looking in the midst of a rust-colored desert. New Mexico was more alive now than it would ever be. Oppenheimer knew that in August, this would all be red dust again. He lit another cigarette. 3 “If I convince myself that this life has no other aspect than that of the absurd, if I feel that its whole equilibrium

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    target market for this type of store was not mill employees but a higher end clientele. He opened his new store “R.H. MACY” on Sixth Ave between 13th and 14th Street with the trademark star flying high. Mr. Macy had used his tattoo that he had on his arm when he worked in Nantucket on a whaling ship, the Emily Morgan. This was a success for Mr. Macy and as his company grew so did his tactics and innovation on bringing in new customers. He was the first to implement theme exhibits in his stories as

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    “We need to get our guests somewhere safe,” Dama X said. “No,” Raven and Surefire said in unison. “We’ll take care of Lucinda,” Raven added. The hairs on Pax’s arm stood on end. Emergency lights in the room flicked on and off. Electricity danced along his skin. Pax tensed as the air in the room became heavier. He wanted to ask Raven what he meant, but Kristina spoke, “Wait.” She stuck out her hand but kept her distance from Raven and Surefire. “There are people with Lucinda. Alessandra is one of

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    "BREAD" SANDRA CISNEROS I question whether these two people in the story are having an affair, back together after a divorce, or whatever? Something as simple as bread can lead to that answer. The bread is much like their relationship, actually exactly like it. "We were hungry. We went into a Bakery on Grand Avenue and bought bread. Filled the backseat. The whole car smelled of bread. Big sourdough loaves shaped like a fat ass"(Cisneros 84). It was an affair. They were lusting each other and finally

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