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    style with different sizes would create opportunities for more satisfied customers, and boost profits from the availability of more options. For example Old Navy does not section off clothing, and offers multiple sizes in stores. They are targeting the nine billion a year market (Business insider July 20, 2016) for plus sized clothing with no negativity in return, Since the average women in America is a size fourteen or larger. Therefore Sectioning off plus size clothing shows that modern woman doesn’t

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    graphic, William Boyd hints that readers should read Beah’s memoir. To start, one way in which William Boyd shows that readers should read Beah’s memoir is that he highlights Beah’s recovery from the war and how it is inspiring. For instance, paragraph nine of Babes in Arms states “A Long Way Gone makes you wonder how anyone comes

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    closure of the Cincinnati Post”. Princeton's study invokes that the loss of their newspaper created a loss in public knowledge of voting. This “exacerbated decline in readership” vastly relies on the fact that “people will determine the news less worthy of their

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    When someone asks when you get up in the mornings, reply with the larks. Giving the impression it is early, as early as the sunrise. Twain explains that with some work you can train such a song bird to, “get up at half past nine” (Twain). Putting the freshly awaken youth up at 0930 instead of the twilight period of the morning. The longest part of the essay is spent on explaining the art of lying. Not once does Twain tell the addressees that honestly is the best policy

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    Despite what the title of Hobsbawm’s book can indicate at a first glance, his work is neither a step-by-step textbook of factual information about how history should be written nor a series of directly given guidelines that historians should follow. Instead it is a book composed of twenty-one essays that represent his own work transformed from their previous form as lectures, contributions to conferences or articles and reviews in different journals. As Hobsbawm himself explains, his reflections

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    odysseus and achilles

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    see what is wrong, but they leave as soon as he calls out, “Nobody’s killing me” (Via class discussion). Through the combination of their trials, experiences, and personal attributes, we can not only identify these hero’s thoroughly as men worthy of remembrance, but we

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    treatments and hardships she endured from her father. Lily does not feel worthy or meaningful at her slovenly home with T-Ray.

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    When the man is first introduced in the novel, he is described as “well known throughout the nine villages and even beyond. His fame rested on solid personal achievements. As a young man of eighteen he had brought honor to his village by throwing Amalinze the Cat” (Achebe 3). Okonkwo’s actions throughout the story are a direct result of his wanting

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    The author Chinua Achebe, in the novel, “Things Fall Apart,” shares extreme diversity between the female and male characters residing in Umofia. Okonkwo, the male leader of the tribe, carries qualities such as power and manliness, as all men are expected to. As for the females they are commonly referred to as being weaker for child bearing and more responsible because they are expected to cook, clean, and take care of their children. Although the traits of the Igbo culture vary in the determination

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    On March 3, 1913, dressed in a white cloak riding a white horse, lawyer Inez Milholland guided the great woman suffrage parade along Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington D.C. (Harvey, n.d.). Following Inez Milholland stretched out a lengthy line with nine bands, four mounted brigades, three announcers, about twenty-four floats, and more than 5,000 marchers including, women and some men (Harvey, n.d.). In an article by the New York Times from 1913 described that while it was possible to keep free just

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