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    compelled by delicacy and a regard for personal reputation . . . to submit to them in silence‚ and conceal them from observation.” - Unsigned Colonial-era letter. This quote perfectly describes the situation in which Mrs. Lockton‚ a character from Laurie Halse Anderson’s novel‚ Chains‚ finds herself in. Her story takes place in a revolutionary war torn New York. The novel is centered in a loyalist household where Isabel is a slave to Madam Lockton. They both must resist the chains by which life and

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    Laurie Halse Anderson’s historical fiction book Fever 1793 takes place in Philadelphia‚ PA‚ a place taken over by the Yellow Fever. Matilda “Mattie” Cook goes through horrid experiences throughout the story‚ such as death‚sickness‚ and learning how to mature on her own. By using analogies and descriptive words‚ Laurie Halse Anderson creates the lesson that although Mattie faced many tough times in Fever 1793‚ she learned how to adapt and this made her an overall more independent and mature person

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    In the novel Fever 1793 by Laurie Halse Anderson the characters face many conflicts. Conflict is the struggle for a desired outcome or achievement. It is the adversity a person faces while going through with an action for or against something. Mattie‚ the main character‚ faces three challenges in the novel that help her mature from an unruly child to a mature young adult. Mattie’s perseverance while facing the challenges of the yellow fever in 1793‚ grows her maturity and understanding of life.

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    Anderson Vs. Wes Anderson

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    example than Wes Anderson‚ he is one of the best examples of a modern auteur‚ with a whimsical visual style all his own and narrative tendencies that remain consistent across his body of work. Chances are that if you know of Anderson and his past films‚ you can spot whether a movie is directed by him within five seconds of watching one his works or viewing a trailer for an upcoming film. With a distinct color palette that links everything from a the production design to the outfits‚ Anderson adheres to

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    Laurie Brubaker

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    In 2005‚ Laurie Brubaker‚ an upper-manager for the insurance conglomerate Aetna‚ had the foresight and leadership qualities necessary to take on an initiative that would end up serving over 250‚000 new members in thirty sates within two years of beginning her program. Recognizing an un-tapped market of up to 20 million people with inadequate insurance and another 45 million not insured at all‚ Brubaker took it upon herself to start what would become a very successful business venture with the added

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    Marian Anderson

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    Was Marion Anderson a famous singer? Yes‚ Marion Anderson was a famous singer. She was probably one of the most popular ones in the 1900’s. Marion Anderson played in many soap operas and sang tons of songs in the early and middle 1900’s. She also fought against racism. One of the reason she was so popular was because she became an important figure to overcome racial prejudice in the US during the mid 20th century. In 1934‚ the daughters of the American Revolution refused to let her perform

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    Benedict Anderson

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    Benedict Anderson Benedict Richard O’Gorman Anderson was born on August 26‚ 1936 in Kunming‚ China In 1957‚ he received a BA in Classics from Cambridge University‚ England. There‚ he developed an immense interest in Asian politics‚ and later enrolled in Cornell University’s Indonesian studies program (see A). Working part-time as a teaching assistant in the department of politics‚ Anderson worked on his Ph. D. under the guidance of experts in the field‚ George Kahin and Claire Holt. As part

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    Wes Anderson

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    Rushmore to Moonrise Kingdom the Style of Wes Anderson When watching Moonrise Kingdom or Rushmore the touch of Wes Anderson is not hard to find. His comical movies having taken on a nature of their own and the audience has come to expect excellence from the director; not only for the enjoyment of the movie but for the quality that the movie is made in. Over the years he has begun to develop a style all to his own. In Moonrise Kingdom the movie was shot with the yellow being the prominent color being

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    Adele Laurie Blue

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    Adele Laurie Blue Adkins was born on May 5‚ 1988 in North London‚ England. She was the only child of Penny Adkins who was just 18 at the time of her birth‚ and a Welsh father‚ Mark‚ who left the family when Adele was only 4 years old. Mark‚ who never married Penny‚ stayed in contact with his daughter up until her teen years‚ when appeared problems with alcohol. That is the reason why Adele grew close to her mom‚ who said her young daughter "to explore‚ and not to stick with one thing”. Adele developed

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    Laurie Bennett Monologue

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    Laurie Bennett has never been known to have many close friends. But as there is to anything‚ of course there’s a story behind it all. Most people don’t necessarily have a strong disliking of her‚ that is until she double crosses them personally. You see it all the time in the movies. The cliche best friend stabs other best friend in the back over just a stupid boy. It just so happens this story isn’t that far off. Jennie Simmons and Laurie have been best frinds since diapers. As little girls

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