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    in reincarnation matters little before mortality. After all, I cannot eliminate complete doubt of my beliefs. The irrational element of certain death awaiting each and every person is an unshakable truth that can be beyond infuriating. However, in Lloyd Jones’ Mister Pip, Matilda states, “It occurred to me I could simply end things this way. I could just give up, let go.” (Jones 215). Literature entraps readers within the minds of characters who turn to their inevitable demise and embrace it, accepting

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     I reached to the theatre before an hour, and I expected that it will be filled with many viewers. However, it was the second week of the play, the theatre was almost empty. There were a few ushers to check the tickets and to provide programs for Proof. There was enough lighting inside the theatre before the play started. Around 7:20 pm, one of the crew members started the background music. Some crew members were preparing the set for the play. The theatre was empty, and there was silence inside

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    More and more people create our hotels, schools, homes, theme parks, and several other structures. Those people are called architects, they are people who design buildings and construct them in some cases. People may also define them as scientists and artists. Frank Wright and Frank O’Gehry are similar, however, they have their own unique style and design when it comes to buildings. Frank Wright (1867-1959), is an American architect born on June 8th in Richland Center, Wisconsin (Biography.com

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    knowledge. One American poets, by the name of Walt Whitman, is very unconventional about his idea of education. Being once a teacher himself, Whitman developed his own belief of the education system, in other words he developed his pedagogy. Poems like, Song of Myself and When I Heard The Learn'd Astronomer compile examples of Walt Whitman's pedagogy of experiencing, challenging, and innovating education. When I Heard The Learn'd Astronomer, supports Walt Whitman's pedagogy, of learning through experience

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    To help with my research I will be outlining the security risks, safeguards and contingency plans in case of a breach. The technological application I will be focusing on is Email. Executive Summary To summarise, I have researched the history of Lloyds Bank, the general overview of how the organisations information security is maintained and what methods and procedures they have in place. I have talked about the security risks and how the bank can ensure that their company is fully secure and how

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    deadline hurt Lloyds shares? The PPI (Payment Protection Insurance) scandal has gripped the United Kingdom, as millions were seemingly undone by this somewhat fraudulent contractual term. PPI is also known as credit insurance, loan repayment insurance, or credit protection insurance and relates to the insuring of a loan repayment should a borrower become ill, unemployed, or pass away. Sadly, while it sounded like a fair enough concept on paper, it was far from it on reality. Banks such as Lloyds were mis-selling

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    as portrayed by Walt Whitman’s “Song of Myself” and Fredrick Douglass’s Narrative American Romanticism focuses on the imagination, emotions and idealized perspectives of the world. Romanticism is in opposition to the forms and conventions of Neoclassical Literature and is a reaction to the Age of reason which preceded Romanticism. Reason was ruled out in this era in place of imagination, individuality, and emotions, which are all three roots that defines Romanticism. Although, Walt Whitman’s Song

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    When considering the cultural and social aspects of a building, one must study the historical context of its construction. In the 1920’s, European architecture was beginning to integrate traditional elements with the new social demands for modern technology. Although many architects and engineers were involved, Le Corbusier was the French architect who people today believe led this architectural revolution in Europe. Few are aware of the fact that Pierre Chareau also played a significant role in

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    Frank Lloyd Wright, was a revolutionary in the field of Architecture, he designed more than 1,000 buildings 532 of them were completed before his death on April 9th, 1959. One of his most famous works, was a building where he somehow managed to make a waterfall come out of a building. He also started a style called Prarie school. This was most likely influenced by Spring Green, Wisconsin, where in the summers he spent time as a child. He remarked, "The modeling of the hills, the weaving and fabric

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    Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) was one of the most well-known American architects of the early modern movement. His extensive portfolio of built works around the country demonstrates the many styles that he worked in over his important career, including his Prairie Style and his Usonian houses. He is important to the spread of modern architecture because of his large collection of iconic built works. Additionally, he trained many young architects that spread his design philosophies.1 Because of his

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