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    When you think about things that symbolize the American West, what jumps out at you? In a region as vast, as scenically rich, as historically prolific as the West, there are thousands of people, places and things that should immediately come to mind. From the earliest years to the present, there are particular things that evoke images of this enormous territory on Planet Earth. Few things say Western America as do sagebrush, cowboys, Grand Canyon, coyotes, Chief Crazy Horse, Winchester rifle, The

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    stepping away from his native language in order to scrutinize a foreign tongue objectively, but insists it is essential to do so. Even if the language is learned, it can be difficult to mentally remove oneself from his/her language’s “wirings”, in other words, not in terms of one’s own language.

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    having a language, and measures to save an endangered language. The greatest difficulty in postponing language attrition is that people generally want to use the language that has the most social, political, and economic power. In other words, people prefer to learn dominant languages, such as English, Spanish, and Chinese, which are spoken by millions of people. English is now what linguists call a “Lingua Franca” because of the tendency for people to use English as an international language

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    When I was born it was around lunchtime on October 27, 1998 in the Plainville hospital. All went well other than the fact that I would not eat and had to stay in the hospital a little longer along with a few check ups afterwards. I never attended a formal preschool but, I went to daycare where my babysitter taught me the same as a preschool would. I have always lived in Stockton and have lived in three different houses. One of those houses was the rental house we had to stay in until we finished

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    1 Cor. 10:12-14 HOW TO TAME TEMPTATION Intro: Ill. How an Eskimo kills a wolf. (He will repeatedly coat the blade in blood, allowing it to freeze, until the blade is covered. Then, he will placethe knife in the snow and as the wolf licks the blood, his tongue is numbed, and his hunger is fueled. The wolf will lick the knife, cut his own tongue and eventaully bleed himself to death out of his own lusts.) Satan uses the same tactic to defeat God’s children. He knows that he can never

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    Abstract In English language, there are many fixed, identifiable, non-idiomatic phrases and construction. Such groups of words are called recurrent combinations, fixed combination or collocation. Collocation fall into two major groups: grammatical collocation and lexical collocation. For people who regard the English language as a foreign language or second language, it’s so difficult to express it as perfect. This “mini research paper” talks about “Cultural Effect on English Language Collocation

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    The Real Water The great Greek philosopher Epictetus once stated, “Only the educated are free.” David Foster Wallace wrote and delivered the transcription of 2005 Kenyon Commencement Address, called “This is Water”, which became a viral video. He argues that the real freedom is being educated and comprehending how to think. In his “This is Water” speech, David Wallace was eloquent and emphatic in sending his message, which was not to follow the “default setting” and the “capital T-truth”. He was

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    Did you know we humans can see over 1 million colors? (https://petapixel.com/2016/03/30/people-can-see-100-times-colors/)The colors are based off primary colors, red, blue and yellow, which are the basis of all other shades and can 't be created by combining other colors. If all three primary colors are mixed together in equal amounts, they will make black. Secondary colors are used to describe the three colors that are created by mixing two primary colors together. Tertiary colors are the colors

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    Elders, especially elder women, are expected to not contribute to the community, they can be perceived as a burden on the family or that they don’t offer much after a certain age. John saw Maggie only as an old woman, who was going to slow him down, and be a burden on him; it wasn’t until later that he even learned her name. When John also found the blind girl, again he saw her as a helpless person, who was going to be a burden to him, eat his food up, and slow him down. John put these helpless roles

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    natural hot spring. On the far southern part of Greenland there are natural hot springs there are many small springs that in the summer months are warm enough for people to swim in. Given its location one would assume that tourism would not be a word used to often in this location and if it were it would on involve such things as ship tours and or fishing expeditions, however tourism is alive and well. Greenland offers many forms of recreational activities that can range from anything like rock

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