Painting and sculpting gained a new sense of motion like music did at that time. ... The pipes of a rank share a common timbre (tone) and volume. ... The largest pips can get up to 16 feet high and produce the lowest notes, while the smallest pipes, some as small as a pencil can produce the highest notes. They all have a pedal board, which allows the organist to play notes, but from the pedal they can get pretty low...

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This is all they know; these shadows are the prisoners" reality. ( Halsted notes October 6, 2003) Plato's calls this common sense. ... (Halsted notes October 6, 2003) The fourth level is Observation, this is when the prisoners are continuing to realize that knowledge outside the cave is "far superior to the perceptions inside the cave" (Halsted notes October 6, 2003) The fifth level, Knowledge, now the prisoners are "acquiring, organizing, and categorizing the physical world in a scientific matter" (Halsted notes October 6, 2003). ... (Halsted notes October 6, 2003) The Sixth stage i...

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There is something special about going back in time to revisit common memories. ... But in each Eagle's eyes I could sense a mutual feeling of " well done, my friend ". ... That's what is truly commendable and worth noting. ...

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Ethnicity is defined as "people who share a common historical and cultural heritage and sense of group identity." ... It is interesting to note that all the toys and all the boxes showed only white characters. ... It is interesting to note that many toys are very similar and some are even identical except for the colors. ...

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His flaws, his unintelligence or ignorance, and his lack of common sense, each contribute to each other. ... The king's last flaw is his careless common sense, which is the basis of him making all the wrong choices that lead to terrible mistakes. The king's other flaw, unconcern and absurdity, also grant to his lack of common sense. ... In other words, careless of his common sense could have avoid such a catastrophe has this one. ... Lastly, careless and absurdity serve as the upcoming of his blindness and lack of common sense. ...

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Any player, by the process of deduction and good common sense, can win the game by identifying the three solution cards. ... There is also a detective note pad to aid the players in their investigations. Although there is no rule on how the players should use the detective note pad, it is suggested that the best and easiest way to play the game is to check off the items on the note pad, as they become known. ...

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The importance of unity in Plato's Republic is explicitly shown in his passage describing why the guardians should have wives and children in common. ... The idea of having "common children" clearly unites all the citizens in Plato's perfect society. Along with the idea of anonymous parents and children, is the more general sense of "commonality" shown as Plato describes that not only will children and wives be common amongst the people, but so will all possessions. "If they"re going to be guardians, they mustn't have private houses, property, or possessions, but must r...

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He notes the despair of "every" Londoner and their oppression by the "church" and the state. ... The 'mind-forged manacles' represent the disturbing sounds of clanking metal chains which were common during this time period. ... The metaphorical usage throughout the poem gives the reader a sense of what London was like in the 1700's....

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We may take Ralph to symbolise common sense; Piggy, intellect or scientific knowledge; Jack, tyranny; and so on. ... Furthermore, he once remarked in an interview: 'What I am saying to myself is "Don't be such a fool: you remember when you were a boy, a small boy , how you lived on that island with Ralph and Jack and Peterkin [the main characters in Coral Island - note the transfer even of names to Lord of the Flies]"...I said to myself finally, "Now you are grown up, you are adult; it's taken you a long time to become adult, but now you've got there you can see that pe...

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A metaphor is a comparison between two unlike things that have something in common. ... Further, in continuation, the writer tells that our senses are totally useless as they can only sense it but only work in our bodies through their experience. ... The writer says that while going through the notes of the students, she doesn't look the pages or the writing, but only the toils through which the students would have gone to write the notes, how much time, energy and brain they would have used for its composition. ...

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Alice is appealing everywhere because of her sense of imagination, her childish naivety, and her fearless and inquisitive nature. People everywhere have a common yearning to let go and speak their minds, without feeling as if they shouldn't. ... On another quite obvious cultural note Alice is playing this game of croquet with the King and Queen of England. ...

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Listening to the notes and beats of one song, or the lyrics of another takes my mind and imagination to a place with perfect staccato rhythms, where everything is the way it is made to be. ... Thus, music becomes therapeutic in a sense. ... Thus, music puts everyone on an equal playing field, and gives common ground to people who are completely different. ...

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Primarily, she represents a woman living a common lifestyle of the nineteenth century. Maupassant stated, "For women have no caste or class,"(103) which notes the lack of stature that women, like Mathilde, endured. ... So in a sense, Mathilde is a hero because she went through that change. ... Maupassant is a great writer in a sense that he gives a completely different view on life. ...

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The text says that "In a sense, White's essay is a reflection on continuity and change" (194). ... Where things like transportation by airplanes and cars are more common, the cottages remain the same. ... White Also States," This was the note that jarred, the one thing that would sometimes break the illusion and set the years moving .In those other summer times all motors were inboard "(197).On the lake, the visitors bring in motor boats with loud engines so that there cannot be any more paddle boats in the lake. ... The child of death at the end of the essay represen...

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One thing that is common between the two writers is both of them insists on writing what comes to mind, at least to some level. ... Even when he was not actively writing, his mental notes about himself were descriptive. ... Not in the sense that she writes text book, but in the sense that her writing style and strategy is taken from one. ...

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The ambulance, racing to the rescue of the crash victims, relays the sense of rush and emergency to the audience. ... He depicts one police officer making notes, one cleaning blood, and one hanging lights on the wrecked sheet metal that was once a recognizable automobile. ... The witnesses illustrate the most common reactions to disaster. ... In this poem, Shapiro has recognized certain reaction patterns of society and pieced them all together, along with the most common societal horror: an auto wreck. ...

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This ritual is similar to other religions in the sense that worshipping Hindu gods is the same as Morning Prayer. ... Hindus believe that a deity named "Chitragupta " is the one responsible for noting all of the good or bad deeds that people commit in their lifetimes. ... It was not common for women for women to be enrolled in school, it was common for them to sit down in informal lectures and study their religion at mosques. ...

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Studying her face, he notes "The disease which had thus entombed the lady in the maturity of youth, had left, as usual in all maladies of a strictly cataleptical character, the mockery of faint blush open the bosom and the face, and that suspiciously lingering smile upon the lip which is so terrible in death-(781). ... In addition, the narrator also notes the changes he sees in his friend. ... Although, the reader knows little about the narrator's character, he appears to be a man of common sense. ... The reader can also sense that he is educated and analytical. ...

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Even something so common as talking with people and dealing with situations can exhibit creativity. ... Robinson also notes of the faults of the education system. ... Education is in a sense, supply and demand. ... The constraints and benchmarks are lifted, and the 'less-able' or creative students are in a sense left free of boundaries, but is the creative spark already lost because it had never been explored? ... As Robinson notes on page 4, many graduates cannot communicate well, are incapable of teamwork and cannot think creatively. ...

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A social conversion towards the common good of all in our society "locally and globally, and towards harmony with mother earth and the environment is necessary. ... In dictionaries of Christian social thought, the term does not exist as a developed concept, and it is not identified as a common experience or praxis. ... How do we talk about Jesus' way of life, options, teaching, works, death and resurrection in relevant political, economic, cultural and ecological terms which make sense to us and to our society today? ... (5) How do we evoke a sense of ethical responsibility among t...

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A common interpretation of the story of Adam and Eve, is that their story is the beginning of man's self-centered nature and hence the inner dwellings of the subconscious. ... In this sense Latimer is the veiled virgin at Bertha's mercy. ... For this, Latimer feels a deep sense of guilt. ... Latimer feels a sense of guilt at the own recognition of his own thoughts, but can do nothing to escape them. ... Latimer notes that "there had arisen in Bertha's mind towards this woman a mingled feeling of fear and dependence" (Eliot 35). ...

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This shows that Homer has no common sense, "Street Smarts", at all because he is supposed to be in Florida to relax not to have a great time partying. ... As the officer goes to get hand cuffs for Maggie (note: she is a baby), Homer realizes the keys were left behind on a hook. ... This thus again shows us that Homer has no "Common Sense" what so ever. ...

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By having my own copy I could follow along and make notes without distracting her concentration. ... When difficulty arose with words that didn't have the "itch" sound I guided her through by asking her "What makes sense?" ... However, these words still made sense in the context of the story, making these errors semantically acceptable. If her substitution did not make sense or changed the meaning of what she read, the errors would be semantically unacceptable. ... I chose this because of her need to overcome her lack of experience with less common words. ...

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Bokonon claimed that he created Bokononism because he " wanted all things/to seem to make some sense, /so we all could be happy, yes, /Instead of tense. ... The short chopped sentences remind the reader of how a scientist's notes would be. ... This is common in scientific speech and writing to thoroughly explain ideas and concepts. ...

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Essay Assignment #3 Kate Chopin's "The Storm" By John Youssef Professor Johnson Humanities 420 Tuesday, December 8, 2003 Kate Chopin's "The Storm" Readings of Chopin's work's often note the tension between female characters and the society that surrounds them. ... The Storm creates a sense of excitement, and controlling her feelings can be hard. ... In today's society travel is more common. ...

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