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    are.” he said at last. He had a face of fake happiness. When Yuki approached her house, she felt heartbroken. She saw that her house was one of the worst ones at the camp. The window in the back was broken, the back door was very defective because the door had no lock and the handle was broken off, and the beds were very dirty from all of the dust and sand that spread throughout the camp. “I guess that this is our new home.” Yuki sighed before she coughed. She didn’t feel very safe in their new

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    the world something like this can even happen. Believe it or not, but a broken garage door spring is actually quite common. After some time, it’s natural for a garage door spring to break. They get a lot of wear and time. A garage door replacement is just one of those maintenance things, so try not to get too upset. If this happens to you, here’s what you should do. 1. Get The Garage Door Open Doing a garage door repair is all fine and good, but first you need to focus on how you are going to remove

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    him for adjusting my radio and air conditioner. I was going to put my car in park, but I quickly changed my mind. I decided he was getting off way too easy because he never lets me adjust his truck to my comfort. At that point, I locked all the car doors, whipped my car around, and let my anger control my thoughts. I drove around our driveways black asphalt circle over and over again, until the point I was almost dizzy and he was too. This caused him to get very upset because he had to use the restroom

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    On a plane going to another country that was failing. Almost all the people on it realized that the plane was not going to their destination and most realized they would not live. A flaming wing fell off the plane and everyone was sure the chances of surviving were very slim. “Brace for impact!” the pilot said through the speakers. The already ruined plane made contact and ripped through loads of trees in its path, making the plane unrecognizable. Elijah awoke and viewed his surroundings, tropical

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    way she could get out. The van ride seemed to go on forever and all she wanted for was it to end. All the sudden the van halted to a stop and Casey started to hop around with her hands tied together. And the door opened and asey used all her might and hopped out. John: John opens the van’s door and out hops the girl. He is immediately taken back by the athletics of the girl and uses the handkerchief again. She is out like a light. He picks her up and bring her to his barn. His dad had brought me

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    slipped again, making the pain much worse than before. Finally, someone bangs on the door. “I heard screaming! Is everything OK in there?” yelled the voice from outside the door. “No, I’ve fallen and I think I broke something! Please god call 911!” she stutters through all the tears. A few minutes pass by that feel like hours. The pain was starting to numb and everything began going black just as she heard the door break in. People came in but that’s the last she saw until she woke up in a hospital

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    locker number six a crack, to eyes watching me. Shrieking, I slammed it back shut. Panting and in the process of regaining composure, I slowly reopened the locker door. Is this… the doll? That means the rumor was true… I paused in contemplation and carefully but swiftly placed the photo of Kyle next to the doll. I slowly closed the locker door. I-I need your help… As I began to walk away, I could faintly hear what sounded like a little girl laughing, but I could not tell where it was coming from. My

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    apologies to Tina Turner, you might say, “We DO need another hero! We need a champion!” With that thought in mind, we come to Bill Porter. Most of you reading this post will no doubt be unfamiliar with Mr. Porter. Many who saw him walk his daily door-to-door sales route in Portland, Oregon did not think much of this relatively non-aesthetic man. Anyone familiar with the sales profession knows instinctively that the determination to persevere through obstacles is essential for success. Few in the

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    fears to out to be false. The parking lot seemed a bit less packed than usual but the store appeared to be open. The automatic doors made a whoosh noise as they slid apart, granting me entrance into this social hell. However, it seemed that on this day, hell had frozen over. There were still people there, of course, but none of them turned and smiled at the sound of the doors. They just continued their shopping. I ignored the strange sight because I really didn’t want to get involved in whatever was

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    “Bye mama, bye papa have fun at the convention, see you at the end of summer!” I watch them settle back in the car then drive away promptly. Hesitantly, I wheel myself closer and closer to the monstrous door of the cavernous threshold. I finally get the courage to knock on the solid maple doors but then they suddenly burst open sending a gush of wind through my stringy hair. “Eliza!” A strange looking woman shrilled. Her joyous tone was so high-pitched a glass could crack. The odd woman eyed me

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