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…is imperative for life in Long Island and also reflects 1920s America. Gatsby throws magnificent parties, boasts about his car, and flaunts his costly materials. Gatsby’s materials and riches result in his vast popularity. During one of Gatsby’s parties, Nick…

…father. The last was Mary Ross currently married to a doctor but heavily in debt, as the rest of her siblings. Troy’s second marriage was to his sectary Janie. Janie had two children Genna and Rocky. Unfortually Rocky died in a car accident when he…

…. It was also said about Jurgis that 'he could take up a two-hundred-and-fifty-pound quarter of beef and carry it into a car without a stagger, or even a thought'. Dialogue is not used very effectively throughout the story. Instead of using dialogue to describe…

…he doesn't do anything to accomplish that so he disappoints them. To his brother D.B, Holden has some respect accompanied with disappointment of him becoming commercialized all his life as a writer in Hollywood, of his girlfriend and of his car…

…they are reflected back in another. In the beginning sequence we see Michel in a car chase with the police, we hear gunshots although nothing is fired. In the final sequence Michel is again pursued by the police, the gunshots heard in the first seen are the ones, which…

…in motion (i.e. in a car) . Now it was workable to bring the source of music were ever people wanted. The cassette could also record, and was extremely easy to use compered to the LP. Also the cassette became standardised. Later we got DAT, CD, minidisks, etc…

…into the local businesses, but instead the casino. Robert Goodman, Urban Planning professor states"Newly opened casinos suck money out of the local economy, away from existing movie theaters, car dealerships, clothing shops and sports arenas" (Popkin). Casinos take…

…"the moon is at its fullest and the flowers at their best." If the co best man to retrieve the bride from her home. Upon his arrival, the younger brother of the bride will welcome his arrival by opening the door of the bridal car. For this he is rewarded…

…intoxicated. In New York City last month, six youths were killed when the car in which they were riding went out of control while it was speeding late at night on a deserted street in the Bronx. The 18-year-old driver, who had only a learner's permit, had…

…just reach beyond the person's body and onto their productivity at work. A current example is Japan's car industry, they believe that the dose of ginseng that each worker receives daily, accounts for their output being so much higher then their American…