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    Birthstones

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    Birth Stones The first association of a special gem with each month was recorded in the Bible, in Exodus 28 and 39. An original breastplate of the High Priest of the Hebrews was said to be made by Moses in 1250 BC, according to instructions he received during 40 days in the mountains. The 12 gems in the breastplate were later linked with the signs of the zodiac, and later still associated with the months in the year. Different cultures have different lists. Jewelers’ lists are often inconsistent

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    The Day Of The Room

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    Wow. Just wow. If Alina’s quarters indicated how they treated the Fair One then being the Fair One was good. Both her and her mom’s jaws collectively dropped as they soaked in the beauty that lay before them. It looked straight out of Architectural Died-and-gone-to-heaven-gest. To the left, a cool white kitchen with a swanky breakfast bar and pendant lights. Her mom appeared ready to drool. To the right, a gorgeous great room in whites, creams and browns. A plush beige sectional and chairs centered

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    benefit society (Grella 95) Here the detective is the revealer to the reader and the story 's immediate characters, yet the concealer to greater society. One of the earliest examples of the family scandal device can be found in Collins ' The Moonstone. In the novel, the theft of the titular stone jeopardizes the social stature of the respectable family involved. The loss of the item is of no great financial burden, yet a private investigation is pursued to alleviate the implication of any respectable

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    She had to learn the history of England and the United States of America, phonetics, and throughout the year she had to study and write essays on three English or American classics, including Lord of the Flies, The Moonstone, The Great Gatsby, Passage to India and The Red Badge of Courage... however, Shakespeare was mandatory every year. Outside of the classroom, my mom would go to parties, go hiking, go to the movies, theater, gym, and most importantly, STUDY. “I liked

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    thirty-first of August was a day Dipper both loved and hated. It meant he had survived another year without Bill Cypher rearing his triangular head, but that he was a year closer to that eventuality. On one particularly paranoid night, Dipper ground up moonstone and unicorn hair into a mystical ink. Then he slipped out to a shady tattoo parlor with a fake id and two years worth of saved allowance. Now, six months after that incident Dipper was trying to figure out how to hide the ward he had inscribed on

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    The next day it was Harry’s turn for detention, Penelope felt that the same faced him, so she offered him the healing cream. Harry of course declined the help, as his detention lasted a week, he wouldn’t be able to tell Umbridge how his wound already vanished. Harry even missed Gryffindor’s Quidditch try outs, where Ron was chosen as a keeper, he wasn’t nowhere near as good as Oliver was, but as the rest of the Weasley boys were great players, Penelope had faith that Ron will with some practise raise

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    In the novel Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury it focuses on the downfall of a society due to the uprising of technology. Guy Montag, the protagonist of the story, is a firemen in this dystopian society where books are forbidden. When we think of firemen nowadays we picture someone who protects people from the dangers of fire, but in the book firemen are the ones who create fires to intentionally burn books that they 've hunted down in peoples houses. Books are looked at as something that promotes people

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    (MIP-1)Montag used to be completely unaware of what his society was doing and was blindly following it. (SIP-A) They were being harmed intellectually and physically, but no one could even notice. (STEWE-1)The ideal members of this society, including Montag, were completely oblivious that there is a war going on around them. ”As he stood there the sky over the house screamed. There was a tremendous ripping sound as if two giant hands had torn ten thousand miles of black linen down the seam

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    Unplugged for Four Hours Over our eight day break we were assigned to go unplugged four hours. Since I was a kid in the 2000’s, I pretty much grew up relying everything. Nowadays with smartphones providing internet services, people are using their cell phones more than ever. As for me, I am completely glued to my phone. Usually one would think that when my phone needs charging, I would go and do something that doesn’t require electronics, but when I am at home, normally I’ll just go to watch my recorded

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    The phone on the Liar's Lament reverberated an earsplitting bell, which echoed through the Hastings barn home. Alerting that it's a liars turn. Hannah went last time, who's turn is it now? Spender hears the ring, and sends an SOS to the liars. In 20 minutes everyone is there Hanna, Aria, Spencer, Emily and Alison. The phone shakes on the table. The phone rapidly changed images of all their faces. It finally landed it was Spencer’s turn. “Truth or Dare” the game read. Spencer picked dare. Visit a

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