preternatural After getting the letter to go home from my school office I dashed through the rain to the dripping wet taxi, I thought to myself, what has happened? I tried to be optimistic about it and told myself that everything was going to be fine, but I couldn't stop wondering. I was excited but not the type of excitement I usually felt. I opened the taxi door to find an old man. I said, "hello", he just looked at me. "Do you know what's happened?" I said. He just looked at me again and waited
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trees and everything that needs the water it is the odd day for watering. I look at the sky, it is cloudy I sure wish it would rain. I live in the Pacific Northwest, our spring and summer weather has been very unusual. We get a lot of rain and everything seems to stay green, August is usually when we have the hot weather and fire season. Inside, Maui and monster my cats are waiting for me, they are very talkative. They are older and required more attention than when they were little. I take care
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Natural causes of extinction occur at a slower rate than human causes of extinction, which lead to a lower extinction rate. Examples of natural causes of extinction would be climatic heating and cooling, changes in the sea levels, asteroids, acid rain or the spread of disease. Examples of human causes of extinction would be increased human population, destruction of habitat, pollution and climate change (global warming). The majority of the causes for extinction are from man. Our population is growing
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On the 1st of December, it poured. Curtains of rain were drawn around the bus as it fell heavily, flinging sharp needles in its wake upon the slick ground, before pattering down the sides of the window panes as if they were droplets racing to see who would dissipate first. Outside, ripples were forming on the ground as the bus rolled on by. Some were big circles resembling the spirals of oversized lollipops and some were as small as the size of my palm as they undulated, a pretty sight of monotony
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yet grapefruit are fucking disgusting the dog flew the cat lived the mango was good on my water ice… if cucumber can become pickles why cant I become a phoenix if jake can love a rainacon why cant I love you to love is th love an wtf is this shit bleh bleh bleh bleh 250 words why must I hurt with love I love you yes I do I do I do love orange soda who do you do that’s who now fly with me to the land of ooohh pickles fly high in the sky like rain on the ground high like a bird or down like a turd up
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By the Bog of Symbolism By the Bog of Cats is a play that takes place in present day Ireland. Filled with suspense and tragedy, it tells a story of a woman by the name of Hester Swane, who copes with the separation of her and her husband. Throughout the play there were significant parallels between the setting and the plot. The landscape created by the author, Marina Carr, helps shape the characters and its outcomes of the play. She uses history and tradition of the Bog, use of time of day, the
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Topic: Medium-stakes assignment Order code: 81586685 | | | | | | Pages: | 1, Double spaced | Sources: | 1 | Style: | APA | | Order type: | Coursework | Subject: | English | Academic level: | Not specified | | | Language: | English (U.S.) | | Order Description The English class that I am taking right now is a bit different with other college level English classes. Before you start working on my assignment, I want you to read the course description of my
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organism be it an animal or a human being experiences what is called a conscious experience. It means that there is something to be like that organism. For example, if one had to behave like a cat without changing oneself then the experience of the person acting like a cat would not be as same as the experience of the cat itself. This is what Nagel refers it as a subjective character of experiences. By giving an example of a bat, he explains that it is impossible for someone to perceive about someone’s subjective
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65 feet in height with a flat, round top and thorny branches. The acacia is a valuable tree in the tropical savanna, providing shade, shelter and food for the biome's animals. This acacia tolerates harsh conditions and survive up to a year without rain. * Baobab Tree - Leafless for 9 months of the year, the baobab appears to be a tangled mass of gnarled branches atop a tall, thick trunk. The baobab is a tough tree, storing water
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