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…or unusual event The most important event in my mind is when John Howard Griffin was hitchhiking and got in the car with a white man. When he was on his way to Montgomery he got in a truck with a rather large rough looking white man. This man was a construction…

…seen before. I picked up a piece the size of a car fender with one hand, it couldn’t have weighed more than a quarter of a pound and no matter how hard I tried I couldn’t even get it to bend (Randal 11). This statement describes the type of material…

…system, which includes numerous highways, a well-planned road system, and a superb transit system, the TTC. The TTC (Toronto Transit Commission), has 1,701 buses, 248 streetcars, 640 subway cars, 146 wheelchair transit buses, 66 stations, 8,491 employees…

…as a member of the high-class. Her American dream does not come true; she had forgotten about the reality because she was too engrossed in her dream and later was killed in a car accident- ironically hit by Tom's wife, Daisy. Fitzgerald also stressed…

…society that for no good reason intrudes into that world. The Amish culture is entirely self contained and wants nothing to do with modern day cars, guns and materialism. Book’s world is violent and cruel but it is more open to change, and his job moves him…

…that the parts only go together in certain ways. A toy car, a movie figure, a teddy bear or a Barbie, is less open-ended, and constrains play in same way, because even a very young child has obtained some culture and perceptual responses to such objects. Toys…

…with a gun that he found in an opened political police captain’s car. “Robertico was sent to a galley with common criminals. Within a few days, those soulless prisoners raped him. He spent several days in the hospital for treatment of rents and hemorrhages…

…Gatsby tries to fool everyone by putting on a facade, a mask of opulence and wealth. However, he is never fully accepted and his dreams of attaining Daisy Buchanan are never completely fulfilled. Money in itself can buy many things: houses, cars, fancy…

…As children, we have all dreamt of money, being rich; owning an extravagant mansion, magnificent cars, and being married to a prince or princess. Basically, we dream of the perfect life, with the perfect spouse. Generally, this dream is known…

…. They are all blatant status symbols. She also runs back to her car after greeting her mother and sister to get her new Polaroid camera; she takes pictures of how her mother and sister are currently living in a run down shack with cows roaming the yard. Dee…