In "Just Walk on By" by Brent Staples, the author describes the reactions of people walking on streets in response to seeing an approaching black man of the author's appearance. Staples begins by describing the first time he had noticed a negative reaction to his presence when a young woman ran away from him while he was walking casually behind her almost a block away. ... For example, he allows more space between himself and others on the streets and begins to whistle classical tunes while walking down the street. In Staples" revised edition of "Just Walk on By" he begins by descri...

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Wordsworth begins the poem with an simple image. ... "Travels" has so much more of a spiritual feel to it than saying the man was walking down the road. ... Already this begins to demonstrate the man's relationship with nature. ... The next several lines of this poem begin to focus on a visual description of the man's internal disposition. ... Is this man really walking or can one argue that the whole poem itself is metaphoric for the man's process of death? ...

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I reached my destination to Luella High School and started walking towards the football field. ... We finally started walking in a long line, which looked like the size of the china wall. We were walking towards the rows of chairs that were spread out so pretty and look so official. ... " So we begin to walk towards the bathroom. ... I made it through 13 years of knowledge and now I begin to feel like an adult. ...

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The teacher sets it down and begins taking it out of the box and starts to put it together for him. ... He starts walking over to the easel where the teacher is at. ... Garrett then begins riding the bike around the path again with the little girl on the back. ... Garrett runs over to get his jacket and begins to put it on himself. ... As the teachers finish helping the other children with their jackets on they started walking to the door where the other children was sitting. ...

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Debate after debate people begin to lose track of what Racial Profiling really means. ... In addressing this issue to you, this paper begins with a brief background sketch on racial biases against the African-Americans and other ethnic groups in society. ... He was just walking home from school one day. As he was walking home he was stopped by a police officer just a few steps away from our driveway. ... I think that he was thinking why an African-American would be walking in a nice and mostly all white neighborhood. ...

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By making this statement to the girls in front of everyone, they become embarrassed and Sammy begins to feel sympathetic towards them. ... Sammy's constant correlation of the color white to Queenie, who he seems to begin obsessing over suddenly, also contributes to the story's artful beginning. ... Walking into the A&P with your straps down, I suppose it's the only kind if face you can have. ... Instead of focusing on the store policy that the girls are breaking by walking in the store in their swim suits, he only accounts for the beauty in their bravery and boldness. ... Sammy...

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That night while Jay and Hugh are sitting in the theater waiting for the movie to start, they begin to play a game of "I Spy.... Hugh wheels her to the edge and points out a woman walking to the building, slowly and staring right at Jay. ... He goes on to tell Jay that she now has the curse and that this slow walking woman can take on any identity in order to get close to her in an effort to kill her. ... It breaks into Greg's house and begins pounding on his bedroom door, Jay close behind with hopes of saving him. ... It attacks him and begins to have sex with his body as it loses ...

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This child seems to be no older than in the 6th grade, and the boy begins to sob to his mother about how he didn't want to stay at the school. ... This took place in the scene where he took them all out into the courtyard and told them to start walking. The point of this was to demonstrate that after walking for a little while, everyone started walking the same way. ... Gender changes from a very dominant role to the more submissive role when the boys begin to express themselves creatively. ... Keating come walking in to gather is personal belongs. ...

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The prediction of birth for Sylvia begins while she tends to her chore of driving her cow home. ... The temptation in this story is the male stranger who just happens to be hunting for "birds" (a term for women) in the very same woods that Sylvia is walking in. ... The death to self that Sylvia experienced started in the beginning of the story when death is foreseen by the implication of shadows and walking towards the west. Her death to self starts when the enemy begins to show her affection by being charming and kind which ignites a fascination within her that awakens the woman inside Sylvia...

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" An offstage brawl begins between the two and Macbeth meets the fate he was warned of. ... As her husband grows more and more violent she begins to regret her role in Macbeth's rise to power. ... As Lady Macbeth begins to spiral, she suffers from terrifying hallucinations and bouts of sleep walking. ... / Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player/ That struts and frets his hour upon the stage/ And then is heard no more. ...

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On there way they find a young woman walking in the street with a terrified look on her face. They decide they can't leave the young woman walking in the street like that so they decide to pick her up and drive her to help. ... She begins to panic and tells all the of them that everyone's dead and that they are driving the wrong way. ... She notices that the truck driver takes her back to where she was at with the crazy family and begins to repeat what the girl was saying in the beginning of the film. ... She begins to panic in fear of returning back there. ...

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The importance of this strength while walking in someone else's shoes is a recurring theme in Lee's novel. ... It's when you know you're licked before you begin but you begin anyway and you see it through no matter what. ... I destroyed his last shred of credibility at that trial, if he had any to begin with. ... These lyrics makes it evident that prior to "walking in someone else's shoes " perspective is skewed, twisted and even false. ... Empathy is the overarching umbrella of "walking in someone else's shoes ". ...

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The speaker of the poem is Lady Lazarus, who begins the poem by telling readers that she has "done it again" (line 1). ... In the second and third stanza, Lady Lazarus begins to describe herself as: "A sort of walking miracle, my skin Bright as a Nazi lampshade, My right foot A paperweight, My face a featureless, fine Jew linen" (lines 4-9). The first of these lines tell us that this unknown "it," makes her a "walking miracle" (line 4). ... As readers begin to read the next few stanzas, the poem begins to become clearer and the mysterious "it" is discovered:...

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Walking your horse is good because, it warms up the horse's muscles before hard work, relaxes and calms him, and cools him off after work. The right posture for riding a walking horse is to sit up straight, keeping your center of gravity over the horse's center of gravity, which is directly under the saddle. ... Trainers typically begin a young horse's training by introducing the horse to human contact and teaching it to follow on a lead rope. ... Training for harness horses begins with a person holding long reins and walking behind the horse. ...

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Many things are going on in the brain as the eyes close, and the mind begins to wander. ... Sleepwalking is defined in the American Heritage Dictionary as " The act or an instance of walking or performing another activity associated with wakefulness while asleep or in a sleeplike state". ... These include night terrors, sleep walking, REM sleep behavior disorders, and sleep related seizures. According to Michael Aldrich, many people who have problems with night terrors will often have confusional arousals and sometimes sleep walking. (261) There seems to be a correlation between many of the...

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The flash back begins with him and his friends breaking into an abandoned building. ... The film begins with an elderly man, dressed in a suit, walking down the sidewalk of a quaint neighborhood. ... As he is walking, he glances up at the numbers on the different houses. ... He begins to have a flash back to a time when he was a young boy. ... As the elderly gentleman begins to walk away, he looks back to see an elderly woman standing in the doorway. ...

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For our first character, Sammy, who is a happy teenager, and currently working at the check out slot of a supermarket, is completely enlightened with the sight of three girls walking into the store wearing very little clothing. ... He was so enthralled by the girls walking in that he couldn't remember what he had rung up for the old pester. ... But it seems to me that once you begin a gesture it's fatal not to go through with it" (Updike 610). ... You begin to feel like a piece of pounded veal" (Minot 310). ...

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Damage caused to these areas can lead to motor neuron diseases and impair the muscle movements (speech, walking and breathing) (Carlson & Carlson, 2012). ... Damage to the vestibular part of the cerebellum can impair walking and other activities that need balance. ... The brain begins to produce spurts of rapid, rhythmic brain wave activity (sleep spindles). Body temperature starts to decrease and heart rate begins to slow. Deep, slow brain waves known as delta waves begin to arise during Stage 3 sleep (Carlson & Carlson, 2012).Stage 3 is an intermediate period between light sleep and a very d...

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Break ups is another emotional tragedy that can cause a younger person or student to begin to abuse alcohol. ... It can begin to cause alcoholism which is an addiction to alcohol, which causes you to have mental issues without the substance. ... The human brain can actually begin to shrink. ... In addition, alcohol can affect the liver, speech, vision, memory, and walking which are all physical affects. The consumption of alcohol can cause a person to have several things slurred speech, blurred vision, slow reaction times, impaired memory, difficulty walking. ...

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Early in the film, before they set off on their journey, Ford begins to display where the characters are placed in society. ... Right before they begin the journey out of town, walking arm and arm away to the tune of "Shall We Gather at the River"," Ford frames them between two porch posts, with the two of them centered, and lower than everyone else. ... As Doc Boone and Dallas begin to walk away in one of the opening scenes discussed before, Ford frames them in a dark doorway which they are walking directly towards. ...

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I turn, and I see Era walking amongst the curtains. ... We walk out side and begin to drive somewhere with her fiancé/husband and her friend (marg?) ... We are all waste deep in water walking into an unknown destiny, holding to ourselves nothing more than the courage that drives our ongoing trek. ... My companions begin to fight over the ship. ... I do not know what is happening there so I begin to move to the end of the room and she exits. ...

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In All Quiet on the Western Front it begins differently. ... This novel takes place in World War I so the soldiers, most of them at least, probably have no idea what they are walking into. ... After being in war for a certain amount of time it is obvious that it will begin to take a toll on person both mind and body. ... He has been so frightened for so long that we begin to see the fear begin to turn him insane as he slowly realizes the likely end. ... In All Quiet on the Western Front the main character accepts the life of war and begins to feel at peace even in death. ...

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If all other methods of taking control of a situation are unsuccessful or the situation begins at a high level of threat, then the police are to use deadly force. ... He's shrugging his shoulders and walking away," Paul said ("Victim Calm Before," 2007). ... This was when the police had taken the action of Robert walking away as a threat, thus, shooting him with the taser. ... While this was happening an officer could have easily tried made the attempt at keeping Robert calm while the translator was begin contacted. ... Then try and communicate with the suspect (Robert), and then be...

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At that point, Frank Lloyd Wright would begin on one of his greatest projects of career and the new campus would become home to the largest single site collection of his work in the world. ... After receiving my pamphlet for the self-guided walking tour, I headed out to explore the rest of the campus with camera in hand. ... While walking under the esplanades between each of the building it was not hard to notice something strange, how low these covered walkways were. Being over six feet tall, walking under these low walkways of about only six and half feet high made me really feel tall to ...

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Motor development is when a child goes through his or her early developmental milestones' which involves talking such as first words, walking, balance, fine posture, awareness of their surroundings and etc. ... Parents of all children then finally gave consent to the researchers to allow the study to begin. They started off the research by measuring children's motor development, this was done by when the child was born the parents filled out an operational questionnaire which consisted of instructions and pictures and whatever of the actions such as sitting by themselves upright, wa...

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