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    Words To Describe Vada

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    right leg, was the only visible part of her. She has large, pointy ears that have a brown stroke to her black fill, and a hint of white that covers the interior of her ears. Her head and body are mostly black, but she had a splash of color. Vada has two brown eyebrows; the left one just a hint smaller and lighter in color than the right one. A white rim surrounded her deep brown eyes. Her cheekbones were also light brown, perfectly shaping her head. There was a slight white shimmer, which lead to her

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    is used in describing the characters and objects throughout the poem and in creating the atmosphere of the work. This was especially prevalent in the description of the quilt in lines 15 through 17 as having “Van Dyke brown squares”, “ white squares”, and “one square the yellow-brown of Mama’s cheeks”. By having these different skin tones present, Waniek is representing the races represented in her family, which includes African- American and European roots. Including the sweetgum lead in each of

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    My First Day In School

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    to me. “Ya sure,” I said as I was scooting over. He mumbled a thank you as he sat down. I found myself staring. He was tall, but everyone was tall to me. He had tan skin and brown eyes. His hair was a dark brown and extremely curly. It framed his face making his eyes a little more vibrant. I turned away and let my light brown hair fall into my eyes. This was my chance to make a friend, why am i not saying anything? I opened my mouth like i was about to say something then closed it again. To my surprise

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    and I couldn’t talk to them. I looked for answers; I began to think well why doesn’t Ashely or Kim get made fun of, Why only me? I then thought well they look nothing like me; they have pretty hair and pretty fair skin. I believed that because of my brown skin and frizzy dark hair I was ugly. I was very young, and I became to feel incredibly insecure about my looks. I decided to do my best and ignore him. The next day, he tried to make fun of my name, he would say my name

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    What do you think of when you see a worm? Would you ever consider the possibilities of a worm saving the life of a fetus? Worms to me were the last candidate to inspire anything, let alone the possibilities in helping out in the medical field. However, it seems the humble sandcastle worm is in danger of becoming a cling-on warrior and very popular in the media eye. The sandcastle worm possesses a very unique ability. The sandcastle worm (Phragmatopoma californica), live in sandcastles like tube

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    Spoken Monologue Task to the play “48 Shades of Brown” by Philip Dean I am playing the part of Chris The monologue takes place after the party when Chris realises that Dan had more luck with girls than him. He just wakes up and goes through his experience at the party with girls and contemplates his situation. (Sleeping and then wake up, slowly standing up) (Yawn) Whoa! My head why does it hurt so much? What time is it? Where am I? (Pause) I remember. The party and all those chicks. But none of them

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    ‘48 Shades of Brown’ by Nick Earls is a novel that follows Dan Bancroft, the main protagonist, and his troubling experiences as he goes through his final year of school. Dan is thrown into a world of unfamiliarity, where he makes many comical and embarrassing decisions. This novel expresses the theme of having or not having control subtly through the choices Dan makes, and their consequences. This theme is also successfully revealed through the four elements; characters, plot, motifs and setting

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    Redheads

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    different hair colors need different lipstick shades. Also, by putting skin complexion factor in it and matching it with hair color, you are going to get a cocktail of perfect lipstick shade for you. Combine all these elements and be sure to get the right match for your lipstick. For Redheads Hot haired girls that either have a natural red tone color or have dyed it should go to the section of lipsticks that have violet undertones first. These shades will bring out the redness of your hair even more

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    Orange: Exciting and invigorating like red, or warm and welcoming like yellow. This color palette offers a wide range of emotional triggers. At it's core, and it's purest shades, the color orange is playful, fun and joyful. The proper shade of vibrant orange can motivate you to workout in the home gym, while a lighter /softer shade creates a calming effect that inspires romantic thoughts in the bedroom. And, also like red, orange in the kitchen boosts your appetite. This is a perfect choice for the

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    indicators to match the unknown solution’s results. It’s consisted of biuret, iodine and benedict solution. Iodine solution is used to determine if the source had starch or glycogen. If the source had glycogen consisted inside, there would be a reddish-brown precipitation occurring (Daniel Luzon Morris,1946). Iodine can also react with the starch, which could potentially create a The colour of the precipitate that forms a purple precipitate (J.M Bailey,W.J Whelan, 1960). The colour happens because of

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