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    An important location in the novel was at the shoreline of Santa Teresa del Mar in Cuba, where Celia del Pino lived. This location was the reoccurring focal point of the whole novel, no matter which point of view the story was told from, it always came back to this house in Santa Teresa del Mar. If I was to have the opportunity to visit this place, I would absolutely. Celia’s house was facing the ocean; Celia would imagine seeing the Florida Keys only 90 miles away. In the novel Cuba went…

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    Hook Up Research Paper

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    The first thing that comes to my mind when thinking about gender differences in regards to “hooking up” is the old saying that girls are from Venus and boys are from Mars. Now I get that men and women are actually both from Earth, but when it comes to sex games and intrigue both sexes defiantly seem to be coming from different planets, maybe even different galaxies. From personal experience, whenever a girl friend tells me she wants a wild night out on the town or wants a “no-strings attached”…

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    quare dancing is a traditional dance form with roots in folk and country dance. It has retained popularity over hundreds of years, and is experiencing a resurgence of interest. This social activity requires strong physical coordination and a good ear to listen to both the music and the caller. One of the unique and engaging features of this dance is that almost every movement begins by holding your hand out to another dancer - a wonderful symbol of fellowship and unity. Both traditional and…

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    NOT Anti-Feminist

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    Feminine isn't Anti-Feminist Feminist, someone who believes in the equality of sexes, Sounds simple enough, but still some the term vexes, The term “feminism” still carries a negative connotation, Even now in this 21st century generation. So what do you see, when I ask you to think, Of a Feminist, I bet not a women in a skirt that is pink. Most people imagine ugly, hairy, masculine, man-haters, When in reality, feminists are just different types of educators. Not all feminists, take things…

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    rings worn by newlyweds on their honeymoon bring joy to the couple, besides the fact that the bride's ring is a few sizes too small having been purchased just days before the nuptials because the groom-to-be had cold feet about the marriage. A pink polka dot skirt twirls perfectly as the girl spins proudly and excitedly around waiting for the bus to pick her up for school, but as she walks down the aisle, fingers start to point and her peers laugh as she passes. She unknowingly had her skirt…

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    I think the government is doing a good job upholding the Principles of the Declaration of Independence because we could be living in Africa where we barely have any freedoms. But we are doing pretty well. We have the freedom of speech, religion and even carer. But… If you are applying for a job people can judge you on your race, religion even looks. Which I think is not right. In the declaration it says "We hold these truths to be self evident that all men are created equal." This is a question…

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    The past is seen to haunt our everyday life. In theatre especially, ghosts serve to embody haunting memories and burdens of the characters. In craftful plays such as Hamlet by Shakespeare and A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams, ghosts symbolize an impediment on the development of the protagonists and the permanent presence of our history. Theatrical presentations on the oppressive effect of the past on the present, these plays portray two tragic heroes and their descent into their…

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    Country Music Influence

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    and it is often very personal and emotional for the writer. This is what makes their songs so genuine and intriguing to listen to. If you grew up listening to country music, you probably still listen to it today. My family members were part of a polka band, and as a young child I listened to them regularly. But as I grew up I started listening to more and more country music. To this day, I still listen to country music. I guess you could say that country music had hit me a…

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    Jarabe Tapatio

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    Dance. The word jarabe comes from Arab word xarab which means herb mixture and the word Tapatío represents the people in Guadalajara. The meaning behind the mixture of herbs is the mix of influences that made the dance style which includes the waltz, polka, and indigenous American dances. In the book Dancing With the World Part I the the meaning of the word jarabe is syrup or mixed sweet drink which was consumed in fiestas and parties. The Jarabe Tapatío dance is popular in the central and…

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    QRS Piano Roll Company. The company grew in the 1890s and 1900s, and it was almost performed at Churches and concert halls in Canada, Mexico, and the US. The performance was combination of classical music, coon songs, mazurkas, plantation melodies, polkas, ragtime, and spirituals. Besides, he developed a uniquely American sound by combining between classical and popular music. He also became the first performer to unite these forms on the concert stage. Many people believe the development of…

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