In Ghana, we lived in a very nice house, even though most people think that African houses are all made of mud. ... But, by then, we had enough money to move, and we moved to Connecticut. ... After that, my parents decided to move to Manchester, Connecticut. ... It was the same people from Hartford. ... For our unit framework, I learned that people move to better their life, further their education, or find a new job. ...

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There was a lot of discrimination going on at this time, so Maya had to deal with a lot of prejudice people which most kids today don"t have to deal with. ... Maya and her brother, Bailey, had to be moved back and forth across the South to see their "Mother Dear". ... She and her bother moved back to Stamps with their Momma and there she saw things that normal 10 year olds shouldn"t see (We"ll just leave it at that). When she was a little older she moved back to live with her Mother Dear. ... This was a big deal considering that people back then wouldn"t hire black woman to do that job. ...

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They only go back to their previous level of happiness when their children grow up and move away. ... In fact, housework chores make most people about as happy as an act of parenting. ... People spend the third Sunday in June honoring their fathers almost a century later. ... " (776) The studies show that on average, parents are happier when their children are old enough and have moved out to live on their own. ... First, people are willing to pay a lot for something that makes them happy. ...

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People would tell Willie "You cant live through this another day." ... In today society it is hard for handicapped or crippled people to be positive. ... Later on Maya's mom comes to get her, and Maya moves in with her. ... She moves back in with Annie and is introduced to this well educated woman. ... A few years pass and Maya moves back in with her mother in San Francisco. ...

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After the divorce, my father moved to the United States and my mom got re-married. After she got married, mom moved to a different city with her new family. When she moved away, we lost contact until I was nineteen years old. ... Her words always carried wisdom and showed me the best way to move forward. Then, little by little I learned to trust other people and love them. ...

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Frankie was so very ashamed of this practice that he vowed that he would, one day move to America and provide for himself and his own family. ... Frankie decides to move to America for freedom, to move away from the old ways of "the new Ireland". ... People that he cared about, that all borrowed money to help support him, in effort to make him a better person. ...

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The only people she communicated with were the children she taught and the old gentleman who pays for her company. ... When she is at the park, she feels like she is part of the community, taking her special seat and looking forward to watching the people go by, even eavesdropping on others conversation. ... All of this is confined to her own consciousness, she fails to realize the eavesdropping and butting into other people's conversations is not actually conversing with them; it is just a nosey, old lady trying to fit in. ... Being a dreamer, she clings to the more pleasant memories and...

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She feels different emotions and feelings for her mother, which some people would describe plainly as adolescence. ... The Nazis were starting their regime in 1933 so looking for a safer place to live, Anne's mother, father and sister moved to Holland, while Anne followed there in 1944. Not too long after they moved, the Nazis, shattered the Frank's and many other's belief of Holland being a "safe haven", by destroying the Dutch neutrality. Before long, the Nazis were stripping all Jews of their rights as citizens and as people. ... She realised that she could rely on other p...

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The father then goes on to explain that he forgives him and he acknowledges that many people have made the same mistake. ... It is known that the narrator moved away to America. ... If his daughter were to move to America, I believe the son would stay with him due to the fact that nor he or the father have other options. It is inferred however, that Kikuko would most likely not move to America with her boyfriend. ... It is also unlikely that the narrator would move back to America, as he stated, "There's nothing much left for me now in California." ...

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So isn't it most important to look after the people who are close to you? ... Parents are the first people who deserve your attention. ... They tell to their kids to move out after school, earn money, and be independent no matter how hard it's for them to live. ... Here again, do children who are asked to move out their parents? ...

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So isn't it most important to look after the people who are close to you? ... Parents are the first people who deserve your attention. ... They tell to their kids to move out after school, earn money, and be independent no matter how hard it's for them to live. ... Here again, do children who are asked to move out their parents? ...

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Minh decided that they had let other people deicide their lives for too long. ... Once in Australia they stayed with other Vietnamese but Minh decided to move out in order to become an Australian and fit in better. ... But because of difficulties we have gained strength and courage enabling us to move forward and have hope. ...

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" Don't you have a father?" a question that I had to oppose with everyday. Ever since I had developed a longing for a father, I had realized that one could not function without the presence of his father. Everyday I had to defy with all the criticisms that my own friends bestowed upon me. However, I...

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I then moved to the state of Connecticut and during these times the stock market was booming so therefore our family was well taken care of by my parents. Unlike Sam, George, and Rameck my family moved into a nice decent home and did not constantly have people moving in and out of the house. ...

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After years were passing by and while my brother and I were getting older my parents decided it was time to move because the house was too small for us. We moved to Saint Leonard on the street 8537 D"Artagnan(after one of the musketeers). ... That was a great sign of relief but I still felt bad for the people who did loose their lives in those towers. ...

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Frank McCourt was originally born in America, but his father moved them to Limerick, Ireland when the family fell on tough times; his father unable to find work. ... Also, it makes you realize that there are a lot of people that are far worse off than you are. ...

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You know how some people say that they never realized how much they loved their childhood until after they grew up? ... Realizing that they couldn't keep up the place without him, they were forced to sell their home and move west, leaving behind family and friends and the only life that she knew. ... After giving it thought and talking it over with her parents, her father decided that Sarah and her mom would move to L.A. for a while and give it a shot. ... I'm buying a place out here and I want you to move to California."" ...

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It is things like this, which make the mother-daughter relationship such a special one and one which people will always remain in awe over. ... Each grew up in Louisiana as Southern girls and then moved to a busier northern area. ... But as with all clouds, they move on and the sun shines just as brightly as ever. ... Vivi thinks this is a very bad move because Sidda loves her fiancé. ...

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I moved to the United States when I was five and a half years old. ... I did never hurt those people; they had no reason to hurt me. ... This experience impacted my understanding of myself, other people, and of the world. ... I learned that I must first think highly of myself if I want for other people to treat me that way. ... I also discovered that the world moves quickly and waits for no one. ...

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When people heal, they can move on to bigger obstacles and challenges in life. ... Many people spend their entire life recovering from an experience they faced in their past. ... With adoption records, the child should be allowed to go to the parents for recovery and forgiveness in order to move on to the next level in their lives. ... These questions are not simply, everyday questions, they affect how people wake up and live. These questions determine people's future as well as the decisions they might make. ...

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Most people encounter hardships in their lives. Whether there is a problem with money, family, or relationships, the majority of people overcome that problem. ... When he got into a fight with his mother and moved into his uncle's house he took care of himself completely. ...

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Even when mothers let their children die, without attention, care or protection, they are expected to stay strong and not shed tears, as if they have moved on and ready to bear more, healthy children. ... Although this isn't what most people want to hear, there needs to be something these women can do in order to not only help themselves but their families. ... These occurrences not only need to become a world wide issue to help the people of Brazil, but we need to understand that this is happening all over the world. I believe if more people around the world open their eyes and realize t...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate

When I was in the fourth grade, my dad moved us to Pennsylvania for six months for his job. ... I can truly, truly say that when I see other people in my community, workplace or in public, I do not see color or national origin. ... I think that this influenced the way that I treated other people because when I would come across someone who was of another religion, it's like I got jealous almost. ... After we moved back to Louisiana they would come to visit during the summertime. ... I went from being envious of people of other religions to really getting to know them and learn from thei...

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When the Joads were forced to move from their Oklahoma home Roseofsharon was pregnant. ... This helped to show that the stronger people cared for the weaker people. ... People would try to do anything to keep a family together, whether it was there family or there family they were trying to salvage or not. ... Whatever people had to share was shared, even when they didn't have enough to share. ...

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Abby and her family were semi-normal people who had their own problems in life and each dealt with it in there own ways. ... Abby moves us back and forth in time with her story to show us the interior of her family: her devoutly Catholic mother, rough and harsh father, and misfit brother Sam. ...

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• Grade Level: High School