All right, so maybe the Webster definition is full of big words, and is a maze in itself to understand. ... He owns a large house, and drives some pretty nice cars for a young man of his age. ... The big contrast between Jim and Bob, and greed and healthy wanting, is who benefits in the end, and what the goal is. ... Conveniently, by our little Jim and Bob experiment, we have also answered another question. ... As your walk into your next class, you see a pretty little silver calculator sitting all alone on a desk. ...

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He was a man with pride and had a dream of success. ... Biff was never the same man again. ... Biff Loman found what kind of man he was, he too was a man with dreams, unfortunately, they were different from his father's. ... "You wait, kid, before it's all over we"re gonna get a little place out in the country, and I"ll raise some vegetables, a couple of chickens-(p. 72) states Willy. ... Willy had to start playing the game; for he was losing big, he was losing his job. ...

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He is a little bossy and mean. ... Lennie has a loose face with big pale eyes. ... George is a mature man, but Lennie is not. ... Lennie cannot have big ambitions because he is like a kid and kids do not know what ambitions are. ... In a sense, he thinks that his life would be much easier if he did not have Lennie with him, but in reality he would not be as happy as he is, because he has a big mouth that could cause him problems. ...

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Now bush has supporters and constitutes that would argue that more jobs were created but when you take the number of jobs created and then subtract the number of jobs that were cut by big business you will see that the actual number of jobs will correspond to what I stated earlier. ... Now mind you a lot of the pharmaceutical products that we buy are manufactured in Canada or Mexico yet instead the government or bush just made it impossible to cut out the middle man. ... Now isn't ironic that we fought the British over the fact that they wanted to be the middle ...

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Yet the people of Louisiana loved him because he attacked the big oil companies, increased state spending on public works, and improved public schools. ... Long championed the "little man" against the rich and privileged (Williams). ... His radio program, "The Golden Hour of the Shrine of the Little Flower" had a weekly audience of 16 million. ... He believed that the Jewish and Communists, in league with bankers and capitalists, were out to get the little man. ... Coughlin retired from the Shrine of the Little Flower Church in 1966. ...

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"Going up that river was like traveling back to the earliest beginnings of the world, when vegetation rioted on the earth and big trees were kings. ... "A mighty big river, that you could see on the map, resembling an immense snake uncoiled, with its head in the sea, its body at rest curving afar over a vast country, and its tail lost in the depths of the land." (Conrad 22) The life and times of Kurtz serve as a valuable lead into the evil that is man. ... "One evening coming in with a candle I was startled to hear him say a little tremulously, 'I am lying here in the dark waiting for d...

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He is a large frightening old man, who appears to be very unapproachable. ... This is a very cunning trick in dancing and results in big problems. ... We are introduced to him through the interview technique and he comes across as a very arrogant, self-assured man, yet we see him again and realise he is very sympathetic and kind to Shirley. ... He keeps to himself and seems to be off in his own little world. ...

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Lennie is big and strong, and dumb, while George is small and witty. ... Their friendship is a small light that is surrounded by the dark loneliness of the homeless ranch workers, the discriminated black man, the isolated woman, and an old handicapped man. ... It seems obvious that Lennie would call George a friend, but George might hesitate a little with the answer. ... It seems a little awkward what George chooses to stay with Lennie because Lennie causes George many problems and gets them fired from jobs. ...

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Using illustrious imagery and subtle analogies, Bass transforms the little logging community in the northern United States into a vivid struggle of a man against himself. ... When the protagonist first meets Glenda, he describs her as having "a big grin [ ] that belied her seriousness" and that "[she] had no worries [ ] she had only to run" (190). ... The rabbits, though naturally nervous little creatures, would "move down out of the snow, [ despite being seen] coming a mile away [ ] as white and pure as Persian cats, hopping over brown logs [ and] trails of black earth," to eat your berries...

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After Biff graduated, he really didn't pursue a profession with big success. He moved from job to job and received little pay. ... Happy never knew about Willy's mistress and if Biff would tell him, he probably would call him a liar because he really believes that Willy is a man of genuine goodness. ...

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