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    Abstract Helen Birch Bartlett Memorial Collection is a cornerstone of the Art Institute of Chicago’s distinguished holdings of Post-Impressionist and modern art. Assembled by Frederic and Helen Bartlett in the early 1920s, it was presented to the museum and placed on permanent display in 1926—at a time when works by Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, and even Georges Seurat were still considered too radical for the collections of most American institutions. Today the Helen Birch Bartlett Memorial Collection

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    My setting in in France in the 1930s. France is the largest country in Western Europe, with an area of 547,030 square miles. It is twice the size of colorado. France borders the Atlantic Ocean. France is composed of lush plains rich mountains, and beautiful coasts. It is situated between Belgium, Spain and the mediterranean sea. The climate is temperately cold in most of france, except near the mountains or in the northeast, with cool winters and mild summers. Southern France is generally warm, with

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    Many people are often encouraged since youth to be honest, even when you have broken or lost something. Mme. Louise's goes against this encouragement after she loses a necklace that had been loaned to her. This difficult scenario occurs in Guy De Maupassant's short story “The Necklace.” Mme. Loisel is a selfish and materialistic yet charming young woman who yearns for a more lavish life. She is invited to a ball, and in order to feel like she belongs among the rich, is loaned a necklace from

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    visit, because of the views and cultural heritage. “I remember that night as a magical night, and the way the city looked. I always meant to go back there, but maybe it would be better not to, for things are never the same the second time”(maxwell perkins). While walking down ro get to the paseo de la princesa you’ll see the dark gray cobblestoned streets and their colonial pastel color houses (Crusade of puerto rican 2005).Then going down the street there would be a modern brick bridge you walk inside

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    French Culture France has a very interesting culture. The people are influenced strongly by their traditions. They haven't changed much from their old ways, though they have changed some. The people there have very high values of life and death. The French have a lot of holidays and traditions to go along with their interesting backgrounds and present day life. The French people have several holidays and traditions.”France is a culture that is heavily influenced by its traditions because it is

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    Hunter Kastantin Story of 3 Refugees “We should stay to let Aahill grow up in Iraq like we did,” Amelia replied. Mohammed knew if they didn't leave soon and ISIS attacks, they could get stuck in a city where they would be in constant fear for their lives. Mohammed finally said after a long argument, “We will stay as long as it safe in Mosul.” Amelia was happy with decision and they went to bed for the night. They woke up it was the June 4 the whole city thought some thing bad was going to happen

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    Mathilde Vs Hardier

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    In the short story “The Necklace” by Guy de Maupassant reveals the them that facing the consequences sooner than later has a less impact on your life later. First, when Mathilde, a woman from Paris, feels at her lowest because she doesn’t have the nicest things or the fanciest things, she gets invited to the social ball of her time in her town. Next, Mathilde isn’t happy with what she has so she asks her husband for a new dress so she could be the prettiest there, along with borrowing a diamond necklace

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    The Necklace The short story“The Necklace” by Gui de Maupassant follows Madame Loisel and her husband who are living in the middle-class during the rise of the middle class in Paris, France.There are many different examples of irony throughout the short story, demonstrating Maupassant's talent at commenting on the society in which he was immersed in. The theme of “The Necklace” is revealed through the character Madame Loisel, irony, and symbolism. “The Necklace” develops the

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    Immigration attorneys assist clients who have a legal status as well as those without such status. Many ILS clients need assistance in reuniting with their family. The US has long provided special protective status to victims of war, violence, and persecution. However, it is very uncommon that these people are able to uproot and bring their families. Catholic Charities is one of those organizations that seek to reunite individuals with their families, many of whom may have gone into hiding in their

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    Immigration Negatives

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    In recent years, the issue of immigration has become an important debate for everyone because it concerns to all citizens. There have two different type of opinions one opinion think that it brings more positive impact and another opinion believe it brings more negative influence. This essay will discuss why the positive effects of immigration to the UK more than the adverse effects it brings, also it will discuss this issue from two main aspects economic and social impacts also reference to the

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