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In Drew Daniel?s review of the Shakespeare play reproduced as a 2004 film, The Merchant of Venice, directed by Michael Radford, Daniel argues that the lack of a clear villain and how Radford sympathizes with all of the characters, changes the meaning of the original play. According to Daniel, Radford does this by including, ?Dramatization of Jewish oppression? and he argues that by protecting the audience he also alters the meaning of the text. Additionally, Daniel asserts that the elimination of the villain destroys the conflict and makes the play bleak.

Physics lab

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Dat Truong A-3 Honors Graphical Analysis of Motion Purpose: To determine the relationships between: Displacement versus time graph and velocity. The area under the velocity time graph and displacement. Procedure: Set up the experimental apparatus as shown on the instructors? demonstration table. Release the cart spring. Start clock as car passes first gate and stop clock as car passes second gate 10 cm away. Record data in Raw Data chart. Repeat steps one through three for three trials. Repeat step one through four moving the second gate down the track in 10.0cm increments until the displacement between the gates reaches 50.0cm. Position and Time Raw Data Trial # Initial Position (cm) Final Position (cm) t(sec) 1.0 50cm 60cm .22 2.0 50cm 60cm

Frederick Douglass

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Dat Truong Gillilan AP English IV 2 October 2011 The Irony of Education In ?Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass,? Douglass struggles to obtain education. However, a cruel irony and paradox follows his search education because the more he acquires understanding, education, and insight, the more his wretchedness increase because as long as he remained a slave, attaining what he most value proves meaningless if his knowledge cannot be put to use. This creates a big problem for Douglass because education and self-improvement means everything to him. Frederick Douglass believes that all people stand equal.

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The British lost the Revolutionary War and left America. The war ended with the Treaty of Paris.
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Orientation: Digestive System Graphics are used with permission of: Pearson Education Inc., publishing as Benjamin Cummings (http://www.aw-bc.com) The gastrointestinal (GI) or digestive system digests food and transports (absorbs) nutrients (including salts and water) into the blood. Digestion involves breaking down foods both chemically and mechanically into smaller components that can be transported (absorbed) through the digestive tract wall (epithelium) and into the blood (most breakdown products) or lymph (for fat breakdown products). Many secretions of the digestive system together with the muscular action of the GI tract are necessary to complete digestion.

John Adams-1

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Abstract- In the Biography Titled ?John Adams? by David McCullough it follows the Life of John Adams. ?John Adams? follows the life of none other than John Adams from Harvard Law School, through the American Revaluation, His Presidency, the war of 1812, and his Death. The Book describes his life from both a personal view and an openly view such as his letters with his wife Abigail Adams and then his reign as President. Historical Background-

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Abstract- In the Biography Titled ?John Adams? by David McCullough it follows the Life of John Adams. ?John Adams? follows the life of none other than John Adams from Harvard Law School, through the American Revaluation, His Presidency, the war of 1812, and his Death. The Book describes his life from both a personal view and an openly view such as his letters with his wife Abigail Adams and then his reign as President. Historical Background-

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