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Recommendation Letter
Recommendation letter Dear Administration, I am writing a letter on behalf of Shakhruz Rakhmatov, an international studies student at Inha University in Tashkent who is applying for the Global Undergraduate Exchange Program (Global UGRAD). To get straight to the point, Shakhruz is, without a doubt, one of the strongest undergraduate students I have had the pleasure of working at Inha University. It is my pleasure to recommend Shakhruz Rakhmatov for admission to Global UGRAD program.
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Fan Letter
Aaron Scott Hum 310 Jan 9, 2012 Dear Mr. Brooks, I am writing to you today to express how much of an inspiration you are, not only to myself but the entire musical and movie entertainment industry. I am usually not one to write letters and send them to people who may not even read them but after today, specifically after watching your film The Producers, I had an obligation to write to you and
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Esade Cover Letter
To reverse the deterioration of the postal service, the government should raise the price of postage stamps. This solution will no doubt prove effective, since the price increase will generate larger revenues and will also reduce the volume of mail, thereby eliminating the strain on the existing system and contributing to improved morale.” The statement treats about a solution to reverse the deterioration of the postal service by raising the price of postage stamps. The
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Letter
Dear Sir/Madam Seeing that I had nothing to lose if I was denied an interview and a lot to gain if I am granted one. I am writing this application letter in a different manner than the usual. My name is joemar James, I am 16 years of age. I graduated from the Adelphi Secondary School in the year of 2016, and since then, have been unsuccessful at finding a job for the summer, but
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Frederick Douglass Letter
I am writing you today to inform you on an important issue we have talked about. Remember when we talked about how the idea of slaves holding in the south probably wasn’t a pleasant idea? Or how the treatment of slaves couldn’t be that bad? Well, I am writing you this letter to inform you I have now became an abolitionist. I have come to the conclusion to become an abolitionist because I have taken
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Letter of Intent
I wish to apply to your MBA program with a concentration in project management for the spring semester of 2017. I first developed an interest in business during my undergraduate studies. Now, as I continue expanding on my professional career experience, I realize the necessity for continued education and mastery of project management in the corporate environment. My parents have epitomized the American Dream. My paternal grandparents could not afford to send my father to
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An Open Letter to Educators Critique
In his YouTube video entitled “An Open Letter to Educators,” college drop-out Dan Brown challenges the relevancy of institutionalized education in the information age. He argues that institutionalized education has failed to adapt to the modern age and therefore “will die and should die.” While Brown makes valid observations with respect to the increased availability of information, brought on primarily by the increased popularity and availability of the internet, his theory is largely premised on
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Hamilton’s Blessing Analysis
Hamilton’s Blessing Analysis ________________ ________________ Throughout “Hamilton’s Blessing” a reoccurring theme seems to prevail time and time again. This reoccurring theme is simply debt can be a beneficial political and economic asset if utilized properly. This idea stems from Alexander Hamilton. Hamilton essentially sees an opportunity to capitalize from the debt the United States is born into. Throughout the six chapters in “Hamilton’s Blessing” Gordon goes into great detail of how debt can hurt and
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Letter to the Editor
Letter to the Editor It is agreeable that the students had committed an offence that is punishable in any academic institution. The two students were guilty of academic dishonesty yes, but punishment by expulsion is a very harsh one. The rule on plagiarism makes it clear that the students should clearly cite any information obtained from another academic source. The citation should involve an indication of the source of the information and the information in
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Acceptance Letter
Gina Rubino March 30, 2017 Close-reading Acceptance Letter The poem Howl by Allen Ginsberg was a desperate call to Americans to stop conforming to the industrial prescribed norms set by the cruel, capitalist government and encourage the acceptance of everyone. Ginsberg was disgusted with the economic and ruling class, who preached consumption and financial stability as the only means to happiness. He shed light on the implausible problems of America and forced everyone to see
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Mark Wheeler, “hard to Swallow” - Problem Page Letter
Planning: Letter 1 Text: Letter Style: Formal Audience: Agony Aunt Purpose: To seek help for her daughter in relation to her eating disorder 13 . 4 . 1972 Dear Agony Aunt, I am writing this letter because of what is happening to my daughter, Catherine Dunbar. She hasn’t eaten in over two weeks, I’m awfully worried about what could happen to her if she doesn’t get help soon. When she actually does eat, she
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Virginia Satir Introduction Chapter
In this chapter, the author Virginia Satir introduces the book. She began by sharing her personal experiences since childhood. According to Saitr, family life is like an iceberg. Most people are only aware of what they can see and hear, which is only one-tenth of what is actually going on in their family. However, the survival of a family often depends on understanding those that are hidden, such as feelings and needs that lie
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A Personal Letter to Aaran
Dear Aaran Hey sweetheart I miss you and I bet you’re missing me as well. I am writing this letter with a purpose. Here I am, sitting on a hospital bed with something I can’t win over. It’s already taken over me I can’t remember much either. I want you to know who your mother is and what I’ve been going through. You must know that I loved you and your father very much, and
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A Letter to My Class
Hello class As you may know, I am currently on vacation in South Africa, enjoying the warm weather. So far, it is nice, it is actually better than I expected. Some of you might not know, but I was not looking forward to this trip at all.¬¬ I thought it was going to be an old-fashioned country, without functional electricity. I was wrong; of all the African countries, South Africa is the most modern. On
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Analyzing Alphabet, Inc Annual Letter to Shareholders
Final Exam – EMBA 760 (Introduction to financial accounting) Class EMBA #50 – Spring 2017 Alphabet & Wirtel Co. STL and Kansas City Name Mike Rapp EMBA 50 Team E Instructions: 1. There are 6 parts to this exam. Be sure you have a complete exam. Read each problem carefully before beginning. This exam is open book, notes, library resources, etc. 2. The primary purposes of this exam are to (1) reinforce the concepts covered
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Alexander Hamilton
Alexander Hamilton Alexander Hamilton is considered a unique and daring thinker during his time. He developed a reputation of being industrious and greatly contributing to the execution of stability for the economy,main politics,military,and industry.His lasting impacts have made him one of the most important figures in American history. Hamilton’s childhood shaped him into the adulthood he would later have.Born on January 11,17 on the Caribbean island of Nevis,he was the child of James Hamilton,an
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Eng 110 - Letter to Fellow Students
itoka William Itoka Dr. Mark ENG 110 31 August 2017 Dear Mr. Clemens, First and foremost, I would like thank you for giving me the opportunity to write to your students from college. The chance to tell kids the real High School writing experience is extremely being a rare opportunity. Most people would just lie to the students and tell them that its extremely hard and how frustrating it is to write papers. I think
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Hamilton Diary
Hamilton was born out of wedlock in Charlestown, Nevis. Orphaned as a child by his mother's death and his father's abandonment. He was recognized for his intelligence and talent, and sponsored by a group of wealthy local men to travel to New York city to pursue his education. Hamilton attended King's College (now Columbia university), choosing to stay in the Thirteen Colonies to seek his fortune. Hamilton studied military history and tactics on his
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The Effects of the Scarlet Letter
Bracewell Charlie Bracewell Mrs. Griffin Pre-IB English 10 27 September 2017 The Effects of the Scarlet Letter In Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter, the setting of the historical romance novel is Puritan Boston in 1642. The main character, Hester Prynne, commits adultery which affects her life and the people’s lives around her. This act of sin is thought to be one of the worst sins that a person can commit and should be punishable by
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Rewriting the Letter to Philemon in a Modern/pastoral Approach
________________ In this paper, I will rewrite St. Paul’s letter to Philemon, using the same spirit but in a different context, both from time and pastoral perspectives. The main characters of this letter are: Bishop Paulose, Bishop of Palmyra. In late May 2015, the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) seized Palmyra, home to a UNESCO world heritage site, sparking fears that its ancient buildings and artefacts could now be destroyed.[1] Syria's army has
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John Jones Letter to the Editor ‘not in Our Area, Please’
John Jones letter to the editor ‘Not in our area, please’ is expressed in casual form. In Jones’ letter he uses a very incensed and exasperated tone to convey to the concerned community that ‘Should a toxic waste dump be established?’ John Jones emphasises on the health risks and economic problems to alert the local community that a potential toxic waste dumping will jeopardise many lives. John Jones informs the community that this toxic waste
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Virginia’s Eastern Shore
There were many social ingredients that were necessary for free black people to maintain the status on Virginia’s Eastern shore. The first social ingredient was the possession land. Free black people owned small farms. Owning property would allow free blacks to build relationships and enter alliances with wealthy plantation owners. The second social ingredient was knowledge of law and the courts. It was nearly required of a person living in colonial Virginia to know how
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A Letter to Whosoever It Concerns
Dear Mother, Father, Sister or Brother, I finally found you. It has been 26 years. 26 years. I’m turning 48 years in a matter of minutes but all I can think about is how long it has been and how much this uncertainty of life has lead me to give up on hope and the doubts that have risen when I see a name that ends with a familiar ‘Harris’. But today, today is different.
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Ghost Letters
Before I start on my book review, I would like to ask these questions to everyone: - Do you believe in paranormal activities? - Do you believe that ghosts and the Jinn exist? - Do you believe in time travelling? If you say ‘YES’ to all of the above, then this book that I’m introducing will be just the correct book for you. Assalamualaikum and a very good morning to the Principal, teachers and my
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The Letter from Birmingham Jail Rhetorical Analysis
Ashley Thompson Thompson 1 ENC 1102 Meyers, Cathryn The Letter from Birmingham Jail Rhetorical Analysis In “The Letter from Birmingham Jail” the writer is Martin Luther King Jr. His letter is an open letter, but the letter is directed to the white clergymen. Dr. King states that he is there in Birmingham because of the many injustices that are occurring in the area. He explained the reasons for his non-violent actions, and why blacks deserve
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