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American Dream Vs Hardwork
Hard Work Pays Off I think the American Dream is different for everybody. Yes, it all might be mostly the same concept but there all pretty different. I think that hard work is a pretty long tunnel and the reward is your own personal American Dream. I, also, think with hard work and dedication, even if you have to change it just a little bit, everyone can make their American Dream become a reality. Hard work and dedication pays off most of the time. In that article that I forgot the name of in the front of the class, it states “story of how some serious elbow grease, ingenious thinking, and pure grit helped the nice girl finish first” (2-3). She worked to make her invention nothing less than perfect. She could have put it out there with

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