... "standard English" is used throughout the world, but it is spoken in a vast range of regional accents. Words and expressions used by speakers in different regions of the country: Cabinet - milkshake Gumband - rubbberband (Pittsburgh) Pua hana - work is finished (Hawaii) Jambalaya - spicy rice stew (Louisiana) Antigogglin - crooked (South/West) Snickelfritz - little kid Schlep - carry (New York) Foreign languages have left their ... ...

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... attend one then I will open me a restaurant. That is one way I would use business. One of the reasons why I chose culinary arts is because I like to try different kinds of recipes and taste different foods. A reason why I chose business is because it could be used anywhere I go because I am not sure if I will be staying in the United States all my ... ...

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... to his name, Ben Franklin had the ability to pursue goals in other fields. Franklin started publishing the Poor Richard's Almanac. Almanacs contained articles with topics including weather reports, cooking recipes, predictions and various quotes. What distinguished Franklin's almanac were its witty quotes and writing styles. Many of the famous phrases associated with Franklin, such as, "A penny saved is a penny earned ... ...

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... a cheaper substitute for the everyday student's notebook paper. Even certain types of marijuana can be cross-pollinated with other herbs to make spices for foods and fill in parts of recipes, cutting down on the costs of cooking spices in restaurants. It is clear that marijuana has many uses and is not just a "get high drug" or even necessarily a drug at ... ...

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... of our choice in clothing comes from France. One could literally visit Paris and see what our clothing will resemble in a decade. Nearly all of the meals we eat are recipes that were invented long ago in other countries that our ancestors brought over. America doesn't have a race of people that defines our country. When one thinks of people from Korea ... ...

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