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Famous First Sentences: Finnegans Wake

This starts off as one of the most beautiful opening sentences I've ever read; and, no matter what you might think of the novel itself (if any of you get all the way through, would you let me know how it...

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Famous First Sentences: Pride and Prejudice

One of the most famous opening sentences in Western Literature is the crisply arch first statement in Jane Austen's Pride And Prejudice (1813): It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in...

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How To Survive Prison

Are you facing a prison sentence? Scared? You should be! This hub is to help you survive that prison sentence. If you are a "baby-raper" or a "snitch" too bad for you; I can't help you and probably wouldn't...

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Have You Noticed A Change In Society?

I created a hub to discuss a perspective about aspects of life, which seem to be changing and at the same time, people are willingly setting a path of destruction ahead for themselves. It is difficult to...

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Misconceptions about AIDS

1 Corinthians 6:18 says, "Flee from sexual immorality.  All other sins a man commits are outside his body, but he who sins sexually sins against his own body." It was the early eighties, that AIDS (Auto...

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Grammar Mishaps: How To Build a Proper Sentence

Every sentence must have a subject and predicate to be complete and proper. The subject is whom or what the sentence is about. The predicate tells you about the subject. It is fairly easy to know what...

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The English Language: Language in Interpersonal Communication

Language functions as a medium through which we are able to communicate. To begin to learn any language, we must learn the specific phonological rules associated with that language. A phoneme is the smallest...

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What You Can Learn From Spanish Lawyers

What you can learn from Spanish lawyers is: Don’t worry, be happy and relax. Spanish lawyers operate very differently to English attorneys. They do not keep their clients informed. I have never once...

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The Six Words of Your Life--Mini Memoirs

There is something intriguing about the six-word memoir. Created by Smith Magazine, the book, Not Quite What I Was Planning, is a riveting read. Filled with short sentences from people all over the world, the...

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Filler Words in english

"Umm, i saw this really huge building.. you know in the middle of ahh.. the street near wilson garden..you know that street that's like.. . really deserted" It was only recently that I realised that more...

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