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Name: Number: Course: Lecturer: Date: Introduction In this paper we are going to review the book titled The Death of Distance: How the Communications Revolution is Changing Our Lives.... The book tries to show modern day technology has completely revolutionalized human life as the technology is applied in many aspects of society, how communication is reducing barriers that have been in existence before and how fast communication can get.... The book does not have a specific caliber of readers in mind but it can be used everywhere from home, to business application and academically....
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#question 2a In Urrea's book, the repeated subject appears to be the fact that illegal immigration occurs as result of many aspects and not just one.... #question 2b As clearly shown in Urrea's “The Devil's Highway” immigration occurs based on the reason that an individual or a group of people decide to leave their country of origin and transfer to another.... #question 2c “The Devil's Highway” has explored the idea of borders through a very believable and realistic manner....
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While the book discusses about challenges faced by United States to combat its trade disadvantages and Euro loosing its strength, the author argues that the world economies are undergoing through critical rebalancing process.... The first chapter of this book details about capital flow and trade imbalances, during the past couple of decades that is responsible for the current global financial crisis.... Opinions about the book In other words, Professor of Finance at Beijing University, Michael Pettis has started a war between bulls and bears....
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Course: Date: A Rumor of War, by Philip Caputo In the introduction, the Philip Caputo's book, A Rumor of War, the author states his reason in details.... He makes it certain that it does not look like a history book, nor does it seem like a historical allegation.... The book is separated into three sections.... In the second section of the book, the commander designated for the dead, Lt.... In the third section of the book, the author describes the Death in Grey Land, the company positioned to be rifled....
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Have you ever wondered about what happened in the Land f Oz before that do-gooder Dorothy and her dog Toto came on the scene and saved the world Well, Gregory Maguire did, and he went one step further - he wrote a book.... I would never have chosen to read this book on my own, but was forced to when my book group chose to read it, but I'm glad that I read it anyways.... This is an incredible book and you'll never watch the classic movie Wizard f Oz in the same way again....
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nbsp; The book made great sales in the making because of its uniqueness in witting by the author, for example, the horse in the first person described the story, and all the major characters were animals.... The book has changed the behavior of London Cabmen at the time of its publication since it made him aware of the significance of taking care of animals.... Previously, the London Cabmen mistreated animals in general especially horses, but after launching of the book, a sense of care to animals was instilled in their minds....
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This essay summarizes every chapter of the adventurous novel “Life of Pi” which is based on several fictional events.... According to the author's note, the relativity of the truth is the major theme of this novel.... This novel was inspired by Moacyr Scalar's story “Max and the cats”....
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parker was born to a slave mother and a white father in 1827 in Norfolk, Virginia.... At the age of eight, parker was separated from his mother and forced to walk to Richmond where, at a slave market, he was sold… Even though the law forbade slaves from being educated, parker's master's family taught him how to read and write.... In 1845, parker bought his freedom for $1800, having earned the money from his work in two of his doctor master's Having become a free man, parker joined the Underground Railroad Movement....
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