Pork-called Schwein when fresh, or Schinken or Speck when smoked or cured-is the most widely eaten meat. ... Among poultry, chicken is most common, although duck, goose, and turkey are also enjoyed. ... Lamb and goat are also available, but are not as popular. ... Among the most popular and most common are the Bratwurst, usually made of ground pork and spices, the Wiener (Viennese), which may be pork or beef and is smoked and fully cooked in a water bath, and Blutwurst (blood sausage) or Schwarzwurst (black sausage) made from blood (often of pigs or geese). ... Today, in Germany...

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Being well-liked, popular, good-looking, and wealthy were characteristics that were emphasized in the Loman household. ... Ben, Willy's recently deceased older brother, is the wealthy and most significant idol in the salesman's life. ... Loman insists that his son must be well-liked and popular; that is the key to a successful life. Although Biff was on the football team and a popular jokester, in the end, none of these elements guaranteed his success. ... It is those who were not thought of being popular, such as Charley and Bernard, who become successful and the envy of Willy L...

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This anonymous girl is a normal fifteen year old teenager who just wants to be popular and fit in. ... She discovered a new crowd who she thought she could be popular with, but they only lead her to make the wrong decisions and to ditch the good friends that she had before. ... Not only did she hide it from her good friends, but also she hid it from her parents, who are the most reliable people that she could have talked with. She hurt everyone that cared about her, just because she wanted to be popular. ... She was inconsiderate to her most loved people, her grandma and grandpa. ...

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This essay relates to popular media in many different instances but in this case the best scenario to compare it to would have to be the television show The Cosby show. ... This show was so widely popular that The Simpson's merchandise became a hot commodity. Bart, the main character of the show, became widely popular on items such as t-shirts, posters and other apparel. ... While most Americans, presumably would not have placed "the Huxtables" in a brown stone in an upscale city neighborhood.. ... While the reality of the show seemed hard to adjust for most, it became a staple in most...

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What is the most popular sport in your country? ... - How popular - Individual or team/ group. - Number of members in team/group - The rule of the sport, where? ... What is the most popular sport in your country? ...

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Whenever I went back to Viet Nam to visit my family, most questions I received from my relatives or my friends revolved around the diversity of life in the United States and Viet Nam. ... Vietnamese food is also popular in many restaurant so that people can have it as easy as in Viet Nam. ... For example, one of my most interesting in traffic system in Orange county is traffic lane design. ... Most houses in Ho Chi Minh City are in close proximity to one another, and the popular width of a house is about 3.5m to 4.5m. ... Most single houses in Orange County are much wider than the houses in...

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The effect of fathers who are either absent or abusive towards their families has a very serious impact on children, especially on male children and this was one of the most popular themes on which many films apart from Smoke Signals were based upon. ... Also, there family structures were most often shattered because of alcohol and drug abuse. ... Victor, the protagonist of the film is portrayed as an extremely harsh individual who is most often abusive towards his sibling Thomas. ... Most of his stories are expressed as a celebration of his father's heroism and the positive image Thomas ...

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He believes that he and his sons will be more successful than his neighbor Charley and his son, Bernard, because of his theory that the more "well-liked" person will make the most money. ... Biff, the oldest son, was a popular high school football star. ...

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Even though Willy said" people don't take to me" to Linda, he keeps the rest of the family in high hopes by telling them that he is very popular man and every one likes him. ... To of Willy's most major conflicts are Biff and his money. ...

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Nearby, fathers lazily trimming shrubbery, perk up, and long for a glance at one of the most coveted man machines. ... Most wear brand name sunglasses, but only for durability purposes. ... The most popular accessories of these motor muscles include; belly smothered chain belts, dangling cross earrings, spiked bracelets, lethal spurs, and the in-famous "Mother" tattoo. Most always boots are preferred over shoes; black of course, square toed to prevent operation errors while shifting or braking. ... Most extremists wouldn't be seen in public until every planned modification is complete. ...

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Popular culture portrayed in television, movies, magazines, and advertisements contribute to the development and perpetuation of family myths. ... But most television shows are more wholesome and hold back on the real truths that families face. ... The exchange theory uses the popular expression, "You owe me one-. ...

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The Goldbergs, which was originally a radio show, became the first popular family series. ... The program became popular with Americans but it did not realistically portray America's family status. ... The family's obnoxious mother is the most dynamic member of the family. ...

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In the short story The Death of a Salesman Arthur Miller illustrates that the Loman family does not portray the family values that most people would want to follow. ... Willie thinks that everybody will jump out of their way to give Biff a job just because he was a football star and everybody thought back in High School that he was so popular. ...

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There was a man who dreamed as a child of being well known and respected throughout his village and neighboring villages. This man, Okonko, worked hard at his goal, and he achieved it. Okonko, a man with great strength and personality, had achieved his goal to become rich and famous, a privi...

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As people are becoming less religious, cohabitation, couple living together without being married, is becoming more popular. ... This method is what most young couples are favoring. ... On top of that most married couples start families adding on the cost of the household. ... The most quality most women want in a husband, somewhat unromantically, is a secure job, followed very closely by similar ideas on raising kids, which was the quality most men wanted in a spouse. ... Most mothers find it hard to get married to someone after breaking up with the child's father. ...

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Most of Tyler's time in Baltimore has been spent raising her two daughters, running her household, and publishing twelve more novels, a children's book, numerous short stories, and several reviews. ... In most of Tyler's novels, the main characters struggle and, at the same time, depend on their families. ... The ordinariness of day-to-day life that families encounter is most often the subject matter of Tyler's novels; many critics ascribe her popularity with reading audiences with the fact that her characters are relatable and ordinary but not simplistic (Concise Diction...

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Although television is very popular among countries, there should still be time limits. ... Most try to attempt the stunts that are shown on the many shows. ... Even though, some television is harmful to children, most of them offer help. ... Most younger children do not know when to stop watching television, they're usually just enjoying the moment while they can. ...

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Two popular types of expenses are fixed expenses and variable expenses. ... Money should be focused primarily on education, as it is the most important need and want of any kid in the world today. ... Apart from following the above tricks in order to maintain financial stability in the household, one of the most important ways to achieve a greater degree of financial stability is to have a yearly and a monthly budget before the term of the period starts. ... However, the more important, or should we say the most important mannerism in order to have financial stability is the will and the energ...

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Although in most short stories the characters don't seem fully developed, Alice Walker's short story "Everyday Use" is much different. ... Since the story is told in first person by "Mama," she is the most in-depth character. ... She is into what is in style and trendy at the time, which happens to be the main theme of the story because Dee feels that her African heritage is now popular, which is why she returns home to get her things. ...

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The so-called "traditional family" of the past consists of a husband, a wife, 1-2 children, and in most cases a pet. ... The change in discipline is most noticeable today in schools. ... Recently it has become more and more accepted by popular culture, obviously to the point where it would be considered normal for gays to be wed. ...

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Common-law marriages are becoming more and more popular among the younger population (statscan.ca). ... Most of these situations require a great deal of maturity, responsibility, and devotion as if one was getting married. ... Even though from the outside it may seem as if new family structures and behaviours are unconventional and uncouth, they are merely a reflection of society's progression towards the most possible efficient and functional family format. ...

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"It's a boy" is still what most prospective parents like to hear, a father wanting a son to play sports, fix cars or go fishing with, or a mother's belief that boys are easier to raise than girls. Indeed, boys are seen as cuter and more fun to be around, while girls have a stigma attached to them, being seen as "prissy, annoying shreiklings that throw dolls around" by most people. ... Indeed, popular entertainment still shows women being used and dominated, while men are still the heroes and achievers. ...

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He honestly believes that the only way to be successful in life is by looking attractive and being popular. ... Happy is the most like his father. ... Most of his jobs deal with manual labor, and he is often criticized by his father for that. ...

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This depiction of the American family no longer applies to most families in the US today because of the progress in culture especially towards gender equality. ... This popular sitcom communicates familial principles to the American culture. ... The families convey both false and true impressions of modernity with the Pritchett-Tucker family giving the most obvious representation in the current American culture, a gay married couple (Staricek 51). ...

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The beginning of my junior year of high school was one of the most insane, traumatizing, and depressing years of my life. ... I am pretty much on the happier side of life most days. ... As a typical "popular" high school student, I had always wanted to be the center of attention, always made fun of the kids who were "different" then me, and never let my insecurities show. ...

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