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    Rubbish. Nonsense. Trash. \ What do all these swell adjectives have in common? They all describe that brow literature, PULP FICTION. The pulps, magazines and paperback novels, were North America's favorite form of escape for nearly sixty years. From the 1890s to the 1950s, pulp fiction delivered lavish cover art, fantastic illustrations and action packed stories for the public. Although entertaining, the majority of the population that bought these publications thought very little of them;

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    It seems to be any teacher’s dream to have a student who is smart and loves to read. That’s me. I read classics and memorize Shakespeare, yet I’m picky about what I read. So, naturally, when a cheap paperback called Pay It Forward that’s over ten years old and has a motion picture cover landed on my desk and I was told I have to read it for my IRA, I couldn’t help but be automatically furious. And, though it may seem really trivial to get this worked up over an assignment, particularly when this

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    this would be the breathtaking "Realms of Gold". This title has many impressive qualities, such as an attractive appearance, a great deal of text, and quite a variety of famous authors, speakers, and poets. To begin, this book has a charming paperback cover which lures many readers. The front is a stunning illustration of a mansion among the mountains from the "Pied Piper". On the other hand, the back of the book is a rich golden color and gives readers information on the numerous authors whose

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    him the side eye when he asked if she had any trouble on her way in. Neither mentioned the note. It begins to happen more and more often and the notes aren’t always in the outside pocket. She’s found them anywhere from her ratty, dog-eared, paperback, to her clean socks. Gradually, she begins to look forward to them, catching herself daydreaming about where the next one will be located, because they’ve suddenly begun to appear on new items. First was a handtooled

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    would fulfill the class requirements, and have the most relevant information for him, but also at the lowest price. Neerav ended up choosing the textbook General Chemistry and Energetics because it fulfilled his criteria, but also because it was paperback, and had a CD with online simulations/ additional explanations that set this textbook above the others. When I asked Neerav if he would buy this product again, he said no, but he would recommend this product to a friend. In this case, a recommendation

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    Ray Bradbury is the author of multiple science fiction novels, including the novel, Fahrenheit 451. “Science fiction is really sociological studies of the future, things that the writer believes are going to happen by putting two and two together”, this quote, by Ray Bradbury depicts what he wants the readers to understand, everything that is written in the novel, although not true in present times, could occur in the future, based on the current living standards of society. Fahrenheit 451,

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    described as a hurricane because she is intense and she has an effect on everyone she meets. ‘I held the religion book close up against my chest like a small paperback security blanket’ is a simile that Miles uses right after Alaska shouts at him to wake him up. He grabs the book because it is the closest thing to him. He refers to it as ‘a small paperback security blanket’ because it is the only thing protecting him from Alaska’s booming voice. Figurative language and the layout of the book are effective

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    Teens today are now known as the ¨digital natives¨ because the are so closely identified with technology (Washington Post, 2013). “Many experts say they worry that teens spend so much time interacting with each other on social networks and phones that they are growing less comfortable with in-person interactions and not developing essential social skill” (Washington Post, 2013). Since teens today are not getting enough physical exercise, teens must learn that life is not going to revolve around their

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    What is graphic design? The term “graphic design” basically means the art and skill of combining text and images to convey messages on everything and everywhere.2 The very first time the term “graphic design” was used was during 1922 in a newspaper article. By the 1980s, the term was widely used in newspapers, magazines and some publications even ran entire series of articles, attempting to explain what it meant.2 This literature review will cover on the history of graphic design, the impact of digital

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    Assignment 2.1: Policemen of the World Thesis and Outline Stephanie Clay Strayer University 24 May 2014 Introduction Over the last seventy years, the U.S. Military has developed into one of the main tools used by our International Partners to manage complex crisis that pose a serious threat to international peace and security past the United States borders. The number of military personnel that are being deployed to investigate, assist when peacekeeping is greatly needed has grown in

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