She's the One
PP 2001 13: ``She'' 's Character
... and one of the guests can say to another ‘she just died’, thereby referring to the man’s cat who, as both guests know, was very ...And one can very well say ‘She is absolutely fantastic’ and ...
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‘Is she alive? Is she dead?’ Representations of chronic disorders of consciousness in Douglas Coupland's Girlfriend in a Coma
... with one study that analyzed the headlines of American newspapers from 2001 to 2005 discovering that stories of were most common and covered by multiple ...
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She vs. Shadow
... just one poet’s attempt to explore the age-old subject, the human psyche, from a fresh ...reality. One thing is certain, at some point, the poems included here took on their own life, whether in the writing ...
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The Price She Pays
... Over the years, researchers have proposed different theories to explain the erosion of marriage in the lower classes: the rise of welfare, or the disappearance of work and thus of marriageable men. But [Kathryn] Edin ...
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Prison Psychosis in the Making
... I immediately went up to the prisoner's cell and asked her about these ideas and she told me that she had seen her husband on one occasion since she had been in jail, that she thought he[r] ...
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"She-who-must-be-obeyed": Anthropology and Matriarchy in H. Rider Haggard's "She"
... It is very curious to observe how the customs of mankind on this matter vary in different countries, making morality an affair of latitude, and what is right and proper in one place wrong and improper in another. ...
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"She Said She Said" - The Influence of "Feminine Voices" on John Lennon's Music
... Music as a form of communication can be analysed as a process of production/text/reception – its meaning changing according to which aspects of the process are under examination, along with the cultural contexts in which ...
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Supporting new arrival students’ engagement with picture books: analysis of teacher talk using the appraisal theory
... investigate one teacher ’ s talk, particularly on how she engages the students in reading and talking about children ’ s picture ...’ s picture books to promote engagement with the ...’ ...
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The Edited Senior Heintzelman
... wished she could have said some of these things. If she could, she might have talked about how she’d heard one of the nurses whisper with a mixture of sympathy and contempt, ‘She ...
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Factors preventing parent from giving learning support fir their children in the remedial class
... Only one parent attributed the child‟s repeated failure to being ...“playful”. She mentioned that each time the child brought his report home, and he had failed, she would reprimand him that ...
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The Woman Who Did: Janet Achurch, Ibsen, and the New Woman, Australia 1889 1891
... years, she appeared in twenty-three theatres or halls, performed in at least twenty-four plays or recitals, and gave more than 360 ...Gabler. She also made a three-month tour of New ...in one of the ...
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Gift, she said
... In sum, the position of Vaughan and her fellow contributors on essentialism is problematic on several counts: firstly it is inconsistent by on the one hand explicitly rejecting biological essentialism, on the ...
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Addressing the gender gap in federal law enforcement professions: The motivational attraction of women in computing
... As one woman mentioned from her personal experience – “I almost didn’t accept my position because it required a 12 week training session, five hours away from family; I had a 2 year old and a 5 month old at the ...
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The Disrupting Presence; She- Figure in Borges
... rage. She has been depicted as an indirectly betrayed woman because a ...father, she has turned to be a pathologically fearing person who is unable to make and maintain ...no one expected Emma to ...
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Also sprach Neanderthalis... Or Did She?
... could one explain that the mutations under discussion are present in the genetic pools of both Neanderthals and modern humans but only selected in the latter species? The key to answer this question may be that ...
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Freedom to make: Radical mundanity and its anarchic undertones in female making practice
... different.’ She makes clear that she understands that, - if her making was to make any sense economically, she would have to alter her modes of making: ‘If I was to sell them it would make sense to ...
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Remembering Home: Palestine from a Distance
... No One, is set in 1981 and begins the memory of the ...retrospect; she returns to her Self as a three-year old having to live through the period of ...as she is a participant in all the actions; ...
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The Other City Where No One Reads
... The Other Citv d Where No One Reads A s a child, she had always had a yearning to enter the other city, the unknown city beyond and within the suburbs, where nobody, middle cla&folklore de clared, rea[.] ...
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She Said, She Said: A Conversation about Growing Education Research in Occupational Therapy
... going one step further, I have argued that it is the professional context—what you referred to as the profession’s knowledge base and unique domain of concern—that makes all the difference in how we incorporate ...
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The Vendetta Guy De Maupassant
... as she saw the man, Semillante would begin to tremble. Then she would look up to her mistress, who, lifting her finger, would cry, "Go!" in a shrill ...When she thought that the proper time ...
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