She was able to pave the path for other women to compete in racing. ... One of her most successful students is an active driver today: Danica Patrick. ... To further her career Patrick sought out the roots of racing in England when she quit school at the age of 16 (Patrick 2015). ... Patrick was not deterred and she participated in her first Indy 500 race in 2005. ... Patrick is a role model that will pave the way for other women to accomplish more. ...

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Patrick Bateman's (the somewhat twisted protagonist') habitat are the offices, restaurants and nightclubs of Upper East Side Manhattan. ... We'd be fools not to ride this strange torpedo all the way out to the end- (p11) Comparing the two novels, the main character in American Psycho, Patrick Bateman, already seems to be living the American Dream, which is in sharp contrast to Fear And Loathing ' where the story follows two men, Raoul Duke a journalist and his Attorney striving for some kind of fulfilment. ... The reader is let inside the main characters...

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Therefore, we are never able to understand the real motives behind her behavior. ... It is obvious that Bianca wishes to marry and Katherine is able to make her unhappy by fending off her own potential suitors. ... In addition to Kat (Katherine) and Bianca, the film includes Patrick Verona as Petruchio, Cameron as Lucentio, Michael as Tranio, and Walter Stratford as Baptista. ... Although Kat does give in to Patrick at the end, it is not through force, but through acts that show his kindness toward her and his respect for her. ... In the scene where Patrick and Kat are outside at the party...

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Most characters come to a knowledge, an awareness of their own condition and for a moment they are able to see with clarity what is the best way to make all their dreams and hopes come true. ... When he sees him dead in the coffin however, his epiphanic moment begins, he is no longer able to recite his memorised prayers because an old woman's mutterings and the heavy odour of flowers distract him. ... London: Penguin Classics Parrinder, Patrick James Joyce Great Britain: Cambridge University Press Ryf, Robert A New Approach To Joyce London: Cambridge University Press Valente, Fra...

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I enjoyed the dance moves of Patrick Swayze in Dirty Dancing. ... After that, we went upstairs to a suite they had and we were able to begin eating there. ... Then, we cut the cake and from there I was able to enjoy the rest of the night. ...

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They knew that if the slaves were freed, then they would be able to move to the North and compete with the Irish for their jobs. ... He was a powerful speaker and was able to recruit many volunteers to fight in the new brigade. ... While the Union's Irish Brigade, as the largest Irish contingent in either army, has been more able to capture the imagination of the Irish community and Civil War buffs, Irish units in southern service have often been overlooked. ... Another notable Irish military leader was "in Confederate gray, Patrick Cleburne, who was born in County Cork, Ireland, and I...

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Who without changing the original source has reflected the values and theme on his modern day characters but mostly on Patrick Verona who appropriates Petruchio. ... We are able to see Shakespeare's central concerns and ideas conveyed to Modern audience through the movie medium. ...

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If she was not going to be accepted by him or Uncle Patrick's family, there wasn't a way she would be able to win the fondness of anyone. ... When coming to America, Rose had hoped that she would be able to become prosperous and richer, but because of gender she wasn't able to. ... When Rose was able to find a job, she was given opportunities at places where women were subjected to being judged. ... Uncle Patrick had once said that letting Rose and her family live in America without his help would make them fair game for every con man in New York. ... The women have to open th...

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The soccer alumni I talked to were: Tom Cristino, Kris Patrick, Joe Micarelli, Nick McBride, Dan Cosenza, and Josue Manjarrez. ... " Kris Patrick, a recent senior on this past year's team loved how his coach was more than a coach on and off the field. Patrick said "he is a good man and he does what's best for the team and he is a pretty good teach as well.... " He also wants to see some changes in the county that hopefully Nestore will be able to do for the people. Patrick said, "I think he should look more into the school systems and try to improve them, possibly...

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The seven final members included Thomas Clarke, Sean MacDermott, Patrick Pearse, Eamonn Ceannt, Joseph Plunkett, James Connolly, and Thomas MacDonagh ("The background"). ... The four portraits can be easily identified as four of the leaders of the IRB, Countess Constance Markiewicz, Patrick Pearse, Thomas MacDonagh, and Major John MacBride, the latter the estranged husband of Maud Gonne (Meyer), who are referred to by "that woman", "this man" "this other" and "this other man" respectively (Jeffares 226-28). ... Being overwhelmed by emotions the...

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His father was Joseph Patrick Kennedy Sr. and his mother was Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy. ... Kennedy, he was able to resolve differences with Nikita Khrushchev and the crisis ended in a peacefully manner. ... Fitzgerald Jr., and Patrick Bouiver. ...

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There were two powerhouses in this book, Nurse Ratched and Randle Patrick McMurphy. ... The World Series would represent a connection within reality and how they would be able to interact with each other just like if they were outside the doors of the ward. ... Randle Patrick McMurphy oppressed the control Ratched had over her ward. ...

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You ought to be able to stick them in one of those big glass cases and just leave them alone. ... In Patrick Suskind's Perfume, Jean-Baptiste Grenouille apprentices himself ho a perfumer, and quickly masters the ancient art of mixing flowers, herbs, and oils. ... Patrick Suskind gave his book a title Perfume because the main character's goal was to capture the scent and create his perfume at no matter how price. ...

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According to Patrick McCormick: "Sin is better understood as the repudiation of the will of God by a human person" (pp. 76, McCormick). ... Thomas was able to write "There is no true contrition [and therefore forgiveness of sin] without the intention of confessing" (pp. 110, Riga). ...

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The Benefits of Cloning Technology What comes to mind when people think about cloning? Probably a movie they have seen before, like The Sixth Day. Arnold Schwarzenegger plays a man who is cloned without his knowledge. The clone takes over his life. This is just one fear that people have. But t...

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If his father had never taught him would he be able to handle such a shooting crime? ... Either way, Peter was still her son but his actions made it hard for Lacy to be able to look Peter in the eye at times. ... Peter had hacked into the school system a couple minutes before the shooting had occurred, "Patrick stared at the purple background, the flaming red letters that scrolled like a marquee: READY OR NOT, HERE I COME." ...

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Patrick in Ireland. ... Druids are able to gather together more easily and with greater frequency due to the conveniences of modern transportation allowing larger numbers to gather from greater distances than in previous times. ... They were able to adapt to the enforced religion while at the same time continuing to practice their own religion in secret. ...

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Dan Patrick, columnist and sports show host said "Through 1994, a player hit 50 or more home runs in a season just 18 times. ... Fans relish numbers, and if they're tainted, there's a sense of consumer fraud. " (Patrick, ESPN NP). ...

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Who would have thought a country at war for more than half of the century was able to become so lucrative. ... Britain was able to market and produce linens and woolen textiles and then ship them throughout Europe. ... Britain was able to mass produce cheap articles of clothing and export it to countries such as the Americas, Africa and the Far East. ... The upper class sought fine cottons and yardages of fabric which Britain was ample and able to produce and ship worldwide. ... World History; Volume II 3rd Edition; Wadsworth Inc.; copyright 2001 O"Brien, Patrick K. ...

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Patrick's Day. ... I also noticed that when his shoe lace came undone, he was able to lace them up by himself. ... As mentioned a few times, Brandon was able to quickly adapt to unfamiliar situations or strangers (me as the observer). ... With these questions, I was able to assess that Brandon is able to put himself into another person's shoes and understand what they are feeling during a difficult situation. ...

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George Herman "Babe" Ruth was one of the most celebrated athletes of his time. He was able to redefine the game he loved, baseball. His incredible feats and impressive qualities made him the most celebrated figure in baseball. He was immensely popular with fans all over the world, and a hero to m...

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An example of a "spoiled" athlete is Patrick Ewing, a basketball player who is making millions of dollars per year. ... After only a couple of seasons of poor results when the clubs have no money, they won't be able to pay the players, which will results in an increase in debts, and will eventually make the desperate clubs sell off its players. ...

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(Elliot, 1836) So said Patrick Henry, in a speech to the Virginia Convention in 1775. ... Each time the government raids a house to confiscate a registered gun, they are able to make arrests of what they call "criminals". ...

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The technology expands so fast that man cannot control it; hence, not being able to "hear" the falconer (us). ... We are apt to shut our eyes against the painful truth, and listen to the song of that siren, till she transforms us into beasts" (Patrick Henry). ...

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As Washington was riding around on his horse scouting out a place to stop the British army from going toward Chesapeake, he came in contact with Captain Patrick Ferguson. ... If the British admiral had had the smarts to map out the Mystic River he would have been able to maybe take down the American troops on the beach. ... It is a good thing that the Americans had their head on their shoulders and thought out their moves and plans very strategically and were able to take down the British no problem. ...

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