"It was becoming a habit-this concentration on things behind him. ... He does not know himself, or his past, and he is unable to find flight, life, without knowing those things. ... They stay with you anyway, in your mind.' " (p 208) A person cannot just go on living as usual if he kills someone. ... Only then can the person return to the skies to fly, to carry on with his life. ... Just as the consequences of Milkman's own stupidity would remain, and regret would always outweigh the things he was proud of having done. ...

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He says, "They don't need me in New York. ... But I was with the firm when your father used to carry you in here in his arms" (Miller 79-80). ... The audience, after seeing the play, should realize how Willy cares for more things in life than just a refrigerator and often encourages his boys to achieve greater things, even if done so by lying to protect them. ... Biff and Happy look up to Willy, so Willy shows them what they want to see, allowing the boys to pursue what they want. ... Willy wants his family, especially Biff, to succeed and by killing himself, he releases the mo...

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Everything sounded remarkable but I had to keep a level head and think things through. ... I didn't want to carry a lot of luggage and you are only allowed one carry on. I made sure that I had all the necessities as well as a few things I got for the children. ... That is part of a learning curve for me, realizing that everyone enjoys things in their own way. ... We all come from different beliefs and different ways of doing things therefore we can't all see things the same way. ...

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Also there are more women in India that are willing to carry a baby just to give it up. It is easier to find someone to carry your baby in Indian than it is in America and it is a lot cheaper. ... Most people would go to India to have a healthy surrogate mother to carry their child. ... Although, they are away from home, most of these mothers have better lives tan they would have at home. ... They make sure they are healthy, get food, and have a safe place to stay while carrying the child. ...

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Surrogacy is when a married couple asks another woman to carry their child inside her body for them. ... As the audience reads the paper, they see the logos side clearly along with the pathos perspective. "It is my hope that this effort will be of help to others as they try to put together the constellation of people needed to conceive and carry a pregnancy." ... Little things like reimbursement, psychological evaluations, legal counsel, and guardianship, to counseling facilitation for all those involved. ... They used logos as a way of backing up their claims and pathos to grab the reader&...

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Milkman is shaped by the pasts of his family and the places they represent. ... His importance carried on to his daughter, Ruth, and her son. ... He was in a family that worked well together where they were all equal and prospered together. ... It also shows Milkman why Macon came into that motto of "own things. And let the things you own own other things. ...

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They are not just dangerous to those who take them but also to those around the drug user. ... As he did I noticed him carrying some money in his hand and I knew that it belonged to my mother. ... My mother would wait up for him and when he got home they would have a fight. ... Or so I think from things I hear. ... But at least things did not get worse than what they were because sometimes drugs can do a lot more harm, like killing people. ...

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Ever since I was a child I felt as if I was being pressured into things to make my family proud. ... During the first lecture, professor Oneal made the class write down five things they liked about themselves. ... In reality they were just being pessimistic. ... I try my best to see the brighter side of things and try to be confident with myself. ... It is very fortunate that I'm getting the chance to learn about communication while in class so I can carry on positive practices in my household. ...

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This journey is her comprehension of why things happen, and how the past, present and future are tied together. ... When Vanessa wrote, it was her chance to get away from the things that made her feel trapped. ... Likewise, Ewen MacLeod does not reach personal freedom because of the memories and regrets that he carries around with him. ... They must have meant a lot to him'" ("A Bird in the House," p.54). ... These characters at some point had freedom, or they had a way in which they could be free of the things that went on around them. ...

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The worst part is when we fail to do these things we are often told that we're not trying hard enough, or end up being compared to someone who has already found success in these things. ... The expectations, and pressure put on a child can be rough, especially when they are coming from their own parent. ... I know they only wanted the best for her, but they would always use threats of cutting her off to try and motivate her to do better, and this drove her away even more. ... She just flipped her hair and carried on. ...

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"Overweight Americans may see the threat as real, but they don't believe it applies to them personally, we are failing to personalize the serious health threats people face when they carry excess weight as fat. ... We have all heard the phrase, 'The family that does things together, stays together.' ... Some of the most affective and inexpensive types of exercise are the things we do everyday. ... All three of these things when done for extended periods of time will help get you into shape. ... When a person is in shape they feel like there is nothing they cannot accomplish phy...

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They had me and they weren't married. ... According to Ugo Betti, "Family is the place where the most ridiculous and least respectable things in the world go on". ... While I was growing up they let me know that I was conceived out of love but my dad died just before I was born and he knew that the mom that carried me was a lesbian and had a partner. ... I picked my dad, because I knew I could get away with a lot of things. ... We did the regular father and son things, but then I was sad for a while because I missed my mom. ...

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Because pastors are considered "helping professions," they are the last to seek help from counselors or friends, however, 70% of pastors feel they do not have someone they consider a close friend because of the time and effort it takes (Pastor 1). ... "The children must carry scars of those separations too (Archer 4 )." ... They often wander and isolate themselves from their family and church, doing things out of the norm for a P.K. to prove they have their own identity, rather than only being associated the preacher's kid. ... Numerous times, there were three things I had to consider...

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Pearl had intended nothing but the best for herself and her family but things did not seem to happen the way they "should" have. ... She only intends for the best of things for herself and her family now that Beck is gone. ... Though Pearl thinks that she is doing things right, what she fails to see is that the same things she did to alienate her husband Beck she is now doing to her children. ... Pearl always questioned Jenny about what she wore, the way she fixed her hair, and for the way she carried herself. ...

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Attachment is a lasting emotional relationship that begins in infancy, and carries out throughout the teenage years and serves to tie the person to one or more people in his or her life (Gonzalez, p.6). ... This fear of abandonment brings up many questions for the child, and makes the child think about things they once did not have to worry about (DeBrod). ... I felt as thought things could go any way from there. ... What if they remarry? ... I would think about all these things, and I would stay up for hours. ...

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And names have meanings; they have denotations and connotations. ... Fur island has all of these things. ... Because of this she gave her daughter a name which speaks of beauty and heaven and miracles, of those things which are the farthest things from her. ... In the case of Loretta and her offspring, it diminished their ability to see things as they were and to understand themselves and others properly. ... Other things about and within Angel change as well as she makes her journey through life. ...

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Throughout history there has been changes in media, whether those changes are, medium, how many people the media reaches, and the kind of things the media covers. ... She also kept control on what we were watching, because there were violent and inappropriate things on the T.V. at this time. ... As the medium of media has changed, so have the material that the media carries and the categories that it has affected. ... Media has changed these categories over time, throughout the generations; these things have become more advertised and even changed the way they operate. ... I think one of t...

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My father carried a large sack and 2 suitcases filled with the little we had as the Germans marched us to our new home. They lead us to a small dirty, overcrowded apartment building with peeling paint and hardly any furniture. ... He and mother will not travel there with me but promise to come as soon as they can. ... They were very kind and hospitable however we could not afford to stay with them long. ... Things got even better when I discovered that Miriam's boyfriend played basketball tournaments against other schools, including the Rockville team on which Joshua played. ...

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Many have wondered how a child learns and adapts to the world they live in. The many challenges they will cross paths with. ... They really seemed to me like a happy couple. ... A few years went by and I could see some things were changing every time he came to visit us. ... A successful outcome of each stage gives us a virtue, which we carry with us throughout our lifetime. ...

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Otherwise, if they do decide to give into the traditional way and become a full-time housewife, they are more than likely to fall into depression or loose their sense of importance. "Women put themselves at risk when they trade in a work identity for motherhood. ... Also the husband feels lonely as his work carries him farther from the emotional center of the family. ... Recently, Working Mothers Magazine surveyed one thousand working mothers about how happy they felt. ... Family happiness comes by loving one another within the family and that is best found by having the roles of the fami...

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They were also happy because they didn't have to go to school for about two weeks, a tradition that the boys looked forward to every school year. ... I ran up the hill as fast as my legs could carry me, and told my dad what happened. ... I pondered all sorts of things it could be, but my mind came up empty. ... We were all stunned to hear what they had said. ... We all were in shock for a few days after that, and we didn't do many things besides eat and sit around. ...

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Ethnocultural theory of understanding the interrelations of alcohol and human behavior are that "ways of drinking and of thinking about drinking are learned by individuals within the context in which they learn ways of doing other things and of thinking about them--that is, whatever else drinking may be, it is an aspect of culture about which patterns of belief and behavior are modeled by a combination of example, exhortation, rewards, punishments, and the many other means, both formal and informal, that societies use for communicating norms, attitudes, and values" (Heath,1982). ... They must ...

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Dee and Connie's plights are different, but they share the same type of personality. ... "Dee wants nice things- (90) and despises the home she comes from because of the tattered condition of her family's house (90). ... Connie carries herself as a self-confident and bravely sarcastic individual in the presences of her family, which fuels her mother's seemingly endless criticism. ... They are confident, defiant, candid, and poised young women. They share similar family issues, as they do not connect to anyone in their own family. ...

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Lena, Walter and Beneatha Younger, George Murchison and Asagai each have individual values but they are united by the intersecting dream of a better tomorrow. ... One done almost lost his mind thinking "bout money all the time and the other done commence to talk about things I can't seem to understand in no form or fashion. ... Beneatha is not concerned with materialistic things. ... George looks at Beneatha as a trophy to carry on his arm. ... Although each character represents different values they are all united by the dream of a better tomorrow. ...

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Since he was so rich, he had many nice things, including a coat of many colors. ... Joseph accomplished many things as a servant. ... The baker's dream was this: He was carrying three baskets of bread on his head to the Pharaoh. ... When they came to Joseph, he recognized them, but they did not recognize him. ... When they arrived, Joseph gave them all things that were very valuable, and they lived together and he made them rich. ...

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