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Drouet to see where she lives. The lack of money makes her feel inferior to others who are financially more comfortable than she is. She feels humiliated and prefers to remain hidden until her life takes a new turn. Later in the novel, when Carrie will get access to a higher social status thanks to her relationship with Drouet, she will dissociate her from the other poorer girls who look like the former Carrie. Carrie feels that they do not belong to the same category even though all of them are human

you should always keep an open mind and try to get something new out of the lesson. There will be times that the information your instructor is given will be very basic for those students with a lesser understanding of the subject. Try not to get frustrated, or bored because the lesson in your opinion is dragging on. Instead you should raise your hand and tell the class some of your experiences in this area that will support what the instructor has just covered. Your instructor is looking for this

which differs from Mr. Williams’, especially concerning the presence of a figure. There are two possible interpretations: either the two men don’t have the same tastes concerning topographical picture and Mr. Williams hasn’t looked at it carefully enough to see the figures, or the picture is different. It is of course the first interpretation which will be considered correct, since we are evolving in a realistic setting (and moreover shortly after the end of the Victorian age, the age of reason).

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essential for the newly industrialized countries to have a transportation system. Moreover, the Indian cases are really significant on how the transportation system is important because these cities are wide and it would be very long for a worker to get from one end of the city to another by foot or by bike. The metro system in India is actually very recent; the politics took a lot of time to launch these uneasy, long and expensive projects. The idea of building an efficient mass transportation infrastructure

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because the AMI considers our monetary system to never have been adequately defined in law, but rather to have been put together piecemeal under pressure from particular interests, mainly banking, in pursuit of their own private advantage, without enough regard to our nation’s needs. That is the harsh judgment of history as made clear in The Lost Science of Money, by Stephen Zarlenga (abbreviated LSM).* That book presents the research results of The American Monetary Institute to date and this Act

the top”… “The Statue of Liberty Enlightening the World” has become a landmark as it was the first American monument seen by many people who went to the US for a better life… Freedom is also symbolized by the broken chain at the foot of the statue… Just like the US flag, the tablet that the statue holds evokes the law that immigrants will have to obey if they dream of becoming good American citizens… The poem by Emma Lazarus on the base of the statue includes the lines “Give me your tired, your poor

created in 1787, it was not very powerful : for example there was no building constructed for the supreme court. By issuing every major decision, the supreme court establishes our moral vision : for example concerning Human Rights. Originally it was just created to be an appeal court. → why the politic of abortion would be determinate by the supreme court ? Because it have now the final statement on everything concerning morality : for example what Civil rights are, few years ago it also decided