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The book I am reading is called No Way Out by Peggy Kern it is a book from the series called The Bluford Series. What I have read so far about the book is that a boy name Harold Davis is under a lot of stress due to his Grandmother’s fall. She is badly injured and can’t really do anything on her feet so Harold has to do everything around the house like cleaning up around the house, cooking food, and also taking care of his Grandmother and her injuries. Harold was at school when he found out that his Grandmother had fallen. They called him down to the Principal’s  Office and told them and got someone to take him down to the Hospital so he could see her. He found out that she had a severe leg abrasion, and a minor and she will recover slowly head trauma. They began to ask if he had anyone else that could look after him because they are concerned that his Grandmother could fall again or is too injured to be looking after someone and that she should be put into someone else’s care so Harold could still attend school.

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I'm reading a book on cooking and they have really descriptive words and tasty ways to make food, I really like the way they described the different ways to prepare foods.

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schooled bluford series
Occasionally spiders scuttled across my keyboard when I wrote.
The craniums in our part of the country were designed to leave a little extra room for the brain to grow in case one day we found ourselves exposed to something we didn't understand, like a foreign language, or a salad."
these two descriptive are from review of books that im reading

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I was reading up some facts on kevin durant how he has been averaging 30+ plus points per game.

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1.Is a lizard that dwells in the Australian Outback’s hot and arid desert. - showing how hot the desert was
2.to quench their thirst-vividly describing his thirst

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The Loud Silence Of Francine Green - Terrance 

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1. "Breathing in the familiar warm, salty, little boy smell."
2. Artie slept, his head bobbing against my shoulder, glasses.

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I am reading "The Things They Carried: On The Rainy River " By Tim O'Brien which is about of a teenager who has been drafted and his dicision to either fight or move to Canada. "Fear growing inside me like weeds" . "My life was collapsing towards slaughter" I chose these as examples because they stand out and descriptively expressed the caracter's emotions.

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Conner tries to get to know every kid who arrives, at least a little bit, so they dont feel like just a number waiting to be caught and unwound. So what does he know about starky? He's got personality, and a smile thats a little hard to read. He's got wavy red hair that didnt start that way, as evidenced by dark roots that have grown almost an inch since he arrived a month ago. He's a little short, solid, not scrawny. Stocky, thats the word-like a wrestler- and yet he has a confidence that makes him seem taller.

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in the artical i read a artical that said where its ability to swiftly leap over rubble and bounce off walls could help save lives.

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i read an article on an execution in alabama    ¨appeared to be struggling for breath and heaved and coughed and clenched his left fist.¨
¨They argued that would expose him to horrific pain.¨

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1. "My eyes were dusky gray"
I like they way the main charter describes the color of his/her eyes.

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Irving successfully nailed a flip, but it wasn't caught on camera. The video that went viral showed a few Cavs players failing miserably. At one point, James tossed the bottle forward and it landed on the court. James sprawled out to quickly grab the bottle while play went to the opposite end of the court.

"It's just a social media craze," Irving said, tongue firmly in cheek. "The water bottle is just like -- if you land it, you are just like a legend."

i like this article because lebron and kyrie are my favoriye players and it has good word choice.

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I read a book called "The things a brother knows"
1."She pats the pile tenderly and then worries a corner of the top sheet between her finger tips.

2. "It grows like hair or finger nails It spreads through you slowy like the dull ache you get in your cheeks when you've been faking a smile too long.

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I read an article called

"Everything You Need To Know About Choosing The Right Guy"

1.If he does, your stomach drops, your heart races, you want to leap off your seat and shout for joy.-I like this because, it is descriptive and honestly explains how you feel when you really like someone or you think that you do.

2.ominous foreshadowing- Very descriptive

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I read about a robot that can leap higher than any animal. The highest it can jump is 8 feet. The team saids that the robots main use is going to be helping with disasters. It won't be in the feild until another year or so.

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1.the great gatsby:by F.scott fitzgerald

2.the room rang full of her artificial laugher

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1.obscenely
2.cruel
"Even the sun was cruel that morning, an obscenely bright but cold janaury day"
Obscenely was good because it was better the using over the top
Cruel was good because it was better then using bad

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woken up by loud footsteps and heavy  breathing
heavy breathing makes it seemed like it bearing down herike heavy weight

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1. unimpeded
2. flustered - this is just a good word

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The Opportunities abound

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Michael neblett

1) feather of lead, cold fire,sick health, still waking sleep,bright smoke

2) I hate the word peace as I hate hell

I love this book because Shakespeare in all his plays shows great word choice

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Melody Burning
1. Robbie  went down into the deep dark and narrow tight space.
2. The man roared as it echoed in the room as the it stretched across the dark hollow room.

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1. Trees bear jewels instead of fruit, and their branches, on which perch drilliant birds. 2. amida raises his hand in a gesture of blessing . in the background he is shown with his attendants kwannon and seisbi. 3. The death and rebirth of the beautiful god werecelebrated with the

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Charles Kates III, Brain Injuries In Football 

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1. Aggresive play is not confined to pro football.

2. In addition to sustaining major head injuries.

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1. ¨Dismembered like a puzzle.¨ I like this because you can tell how many peices the person is in.

2. ¨Running like a river runs down a mountain.¨ I like this because you can tell how fast the person is running for thier like.

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Twiggy-"1.Twiggy rose to supermodel fame thanks to her paint ’em on thick eyelashes and the boyish pixie crop that celebrity hairdresser Leonard chopped for her in 1966." This is good because it exaggerates how thick her eyelashes are .
Jean Shrimpton-2."Unlike the more voluptuous models of the 1950’s that came packaged with stiff aristocratic poses, this leggy British brunette broke the modelling mould entirely with her super slender frame"Ilike this one because it tells how grand her poses were .

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"Couch Bennett smiles warmly and hold out his hand."
I like this because if tells us what kind of smile it is, its not fake.
"Its hard not to feel Derek's presents beside me"
I like this because it tells us that she probably has feelings for him without just coming out and saying it.

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Can you survive a zombie apocalypse
1)Makeup-slathered face I liked this one because it was funny.

2)Ripping skin from there limbs i liked this one because it was gruesome and cool.

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1.)Sheer force of the impact

2.)primitive armor

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Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children By: Ransom Riggs

1. "He sighed and pinched the bridge of his nose as if trying to dispel his headache." The author used a good decriptive word instead of saying stop his headache.

2. " It looked like Sherlock Holme's pipe, curved and drooping from her lips." This showed good word choice because the author used a simile and great detail by using words like dropping and curved.

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I read 'Inexcusable', in the book, Keir explained that he didn't want to go to certain universities.
1.) "I didn't want to go to some fun-in-the-sunin California or Florida. I didn't want to go to some ivy- choked four-hundred-year-old snot factory."  This is good word choice, because he decided to describe the universities he didn't want to go to instead of just stating that he didn't want to go there.

2.) "He hung there, his face, just intensely lined, magnificient cool face suspended above the table between us." Keir used great word choice instead of saying that he and his father were just staring at the food on the table.

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ESPN

1with two minutes left in the game, one rebound shy of a triple-double.

I like how they used the word short instead of shy

by 23 points midway through the fourth quarter. Russell Westbrook, positioned where many superstar players would be near the end of blowout, was sitting on the bench.

like they said he inproved his team

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Hoop City Chicago by Sam Moussavi

1)The metallic wheels of the train groaned to a stop

2) I felt invisible again and again

3) I got a couple of cold stares but I let them roll of my back

4)  I looked up to see him looking over me with a crazed look in his eyes

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Hard ball BY: steven barwin

1. ''He ate like a pig'' he says that to explain how a senor that bullies him eats. It use a simlie and it helps me picture the mess that he is.

2. "i was so exited like a kid in a candy shop." He says that because its back to baseball season, and it shows that he had so much eximent for the game.

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1.tattered at the edge This is a good word choice because it uses good desciption.
2.swallow the bottle This is a great over exadrateding

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Lucas Frazier Catching Fire Suzanne Collins 

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1. Iron Grip. I like this because it is a lot better than saying someone or something is strong.
2.Unpleasant. Its better than saying it's bad or not cool.

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the book uprising by margaret peterson haddix really opened my eyes about womens rights because of how people used to miss treat them and act horribly towards them

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The Diary Of Anne Frank
1. ¨My head throbbing

2. ¨ Eyes Burnning

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CNN STUDENT NEWS IM REID NEACE OVER AND OUT BOYS !!!!

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CNN STUDENT NEWS IM REID NEACE OVER AND OUT BOYS !!!!

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RUSSIA AND THE UNITED STATES HAVE BEEN NUCKING BECAUSE THE CYBER WARS ARE STARTING TO BE AN ISSUE. THE U.S HAS BEGUN TO ESPINAGE THERE CYBER SYSTEM.

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Black Hawk Down
1.   He could walk out of that building at a moment’s notice and leave behind no personal trace.
2. His unflappable cool had earned him the nickname 'Elvis"

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The Prince Warrior by Priscilla Shirer

1. "The cadence of his words changed." -  Word choice; it could've just said 'the tone of his words changed'
2. "His ears perked up" - Could've just said "he got excited'

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1.overwhelming sadness that weighed on him

2.There was a grinding hollow of emptiness where his stomach should have been.

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The Summer I Turned Pretty by Jenny Han

1.) "He sat across from me, strumming chords on his guitar with his head bent."
- I like how she decided to use more descriptive words instead of elelmentary words
2.) "...the boys let me sleep in there too, but only when they had some especially gruesome story they wanted to tell."
- I like this because she didnt just say disgusting and it was more desciptive

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Ten great mysteries by Edgar Allen Poe

1). while eschewing chess

2).whist has long been known for its influence upon what is termed the calculating power

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CNN STUDENT NEWS/ BLEACHER REPORT
Talk to people around the Milwaukee Bucks and they'll tell you Giannis Antetokounmpo, the impossibly limbed point-center, is as diligent at studying film as young guys get. Watch him hone his developing three-point shot and realize that he's adamant about making it a part of his ever-growing arsenal.

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Dear John by Nicholas Sparks

1.) "I don't know where it is" I admitted. I like that he used admitted then said.

2.) His social awkwardness. I like this one too because it is better then saying nervous to talk in front of people.

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If I was your Girl by Ni-Ni Simone

1. I felt like i was in a trance, or better yet blazed , Like everything was moving in slow motion
- i like this sentence because it makes me feel of how somebody tells u either something shocking or something bad and how the reaction is like your stuck on what they said and you cant stop repeating it.
2. a euphoric high that made me feel like nothing was real

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Dear John by Nicholas Sparks

1.) " I realized that they seemed less spontaneous than rehearsed"

2.) " The worries I'd had about our relationship began to diminish"

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Smile
by: Raina Telgemeier
1.) Glam it up a lil bit
2.) bangle bracelets
3.)sympathy

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DeJuan Peterson ¨Two men arrested after flashing guns in Mannequin Challenge¨

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DeJuan Peterson ¨Two men arrested after flashing guns in Mannequin Challenge¨

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Two men in  Alabama were arrested Tuesday after a gun-wielding Mannequin Challenge went viral.

1.)Kenneth Fennel White, 49, and Terry Brown, 23, were busted after the duo was spotted in the heavily armed video

2.)The clip, which has nearly five million views on Facebook, shows what appears to be a frozen drive-by shooting. More than a dozen people pose in various positions while hoisting handguns as music blasts in the background.

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Troy polumalu didnt really retire he was basically kicked off the team.After his 3-year contract expired the steelers basically said if you dont retire were gonna have to let you go.He considered trading to the titians but he just ended up "retiring".

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Bonechiller by Graham Mcnamee

1. “I slide around in the back, bumping into Ash as we hit teeth--cracking ruts and potholes.”The gravels slick with snow and ice, and the tires on this junker are nearly bald. It’s a miracle we haven’t rolled into a ditch.”

I like how they described the ruts and the potholes as teeth-cracking. Also the tires as being bald against the ice because they have no grip so it would be easy to slide across it.

2)  “The world through the windshield is a midnight blur lit only by the shaky beam from our one working headlight. Our speed is infinite, unmeasurable by the cracked speedometer on the dash.”

I like how they described the view of the road as being a blur and they can’t see light other than what is coming from their working headlight.

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"Present information, findings, and
supporting evidence, conveying a clear," This is good word choice because they used conveying instead of using relay or something.
"And distinct perspective, that listeners can
follow the line of reasoning; adapt speech
to a variety of contexts and task" Perspective is better than using view. Both examples were from a FBLA website about public speaking.

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Dash & Lily's Book of Dares
1. Who was this strange reader of Marie Howe who'd summoned me.
- This was reffering to when he found his first clue in the book and was sent on a quest to find the answer.

2. "The handwriting was a girl's. I mean, you can tell. That enchanted cursive. Either way, I would've endeavored to turn the page."
- This was describing the handwriting written in a book the boy found in the library.

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Here's why LeBron James got rid of the headband
1.) "He played without wearing his patended headband"
2.) "James never provided a rationale for ditching his branded look"
3.) "There was a strong feeling of professionalism"
- This article has good word choice and descriptions because instead of using words like "signature" or "reason", it uses words like patended and rationale.

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Lost in Thought by Cara Bertrand

1. she was petite and tanned skinned, with dark , mysterious eyes and lush latin curves.
2. "lack of performance in my childhood that led me to an unusual preoccupation with objects that seemed to have longevity.

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I was reading a article about tornadoes becoming bigger and no one knows why.
1.) skyrocketed- I liked it because i would see the image in my head.
2.)¨The meteorological factors that are related with tornado outbreaks have also become more extreme¨

This author has

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Chasing Faith

1. But before he could spot me, a swarm of women notice him and started buzzing around him like bees wanting honey

2. The town car pulled out of the driveway, then came to an abrupt halt

- Has good word choice and descriptions

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Tick Tock by James Patterson
1.  "On your mark. Get set. 'Blow,'" This is refering to a bomb that the character just put in place

2.  "A pulse of cold crackled down my spine and the backs of my legs." There was bad memory that one of the characters was having and he was refeeling that emotion and fear.

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Twilight By Stephanie Meyer
I was reading the book Twilight By Stephanie Meyer
1. I stared without breathing across the long room, into the dark eyes of the hunter, and he looked pleasantly back at me.
- This example of word choice lets the reader know that she was looking into the dark eyes of a hunter.

2.Surely it was a good way to die, in the place of someone else, someone I loved. Noble, even. That ought to count for something.
- This example of word choice lets the reader know that it is a good way to die in the place of somone else even someone you love.

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I was reading an article about families with chronically ill children.

1.  Beverly, Victoria and Robert Ajene, Savitri's 23-year-old brother, are among those who know Savitri best, from her contagious smile to her teenage mood swings.

- This word choice lets the reader know that her smile wasn't just big or bright but it was contagious and it makes you think that when she smiles, it makes others smile as well.

2."I think about Savitri and who she is and how people perceive people with disabilities," Baker-Ajene said.

- This word choice is good because instead of saying how people "see" people, the writer used percieved which makes it sound more professional.

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4 Terrifying Theories in Astronomy by Jay M. Pasachoff at mental_floss
1. "The Sun may seem hot on a summer's day, but you ain't seen nothing' yet." The humor makes a serious situation easier to handle.
2. "But these days, astronomers are facing threats so bone chilling, they make the rack look like a simple walk on the moon." The bone-chilling part is good to show how scary it is to people, and I also like how they referenced the moon landing for an astronomy article.

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NFL playoff picture by Zack Cox

1.Fans at Gillette Stadium next Monday night could be treated to a so-called “hat and T-shirt game.”

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Percy Jackson's Greek Gods By John Roco
1.) "spartoi, or skeleton warriors"  I liked this because it was just a very interesting Greek word that I had never heard before.
2.) "Grate on a guy" This is a very funny/interesting way to say that something annoys you or irks you.

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Shelter by Harlan Coben
1. "She kept saying the same thing over and over again, like a mantra."
-I liked this description because of the simile "like a mantra" it explains how frequently she kept saying the name.
"We shoehorned oursleves into our seats. Coach seats are not designed for people of our height"
- I liked this description because it showed how smushed they were in the seats.

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The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot

1.  "They'd blocked her intestines and made her belly swell like she was six months pregnant. " This is an example of superb word choice because the author used a simile  to compare Henrietta's belly swelling to her becoming six months pregnant.

2. " Henrietta awoke terrified, disoriented, wanting to know where she was". This is an example of superb word choice because the author gave descriptive words on how Henrietta felt. Instead of scared, the author used terrified. Instead of confused, the author used the word disoriented.

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Rikers High from Paul Volponi
1.   "Then it went racing down my entire body, liked i'd been sliced from head to toe."
- This word choice is excellent beacuse it desribed how the person felt at the moment. I liked how they made the comparison "Like i'd had been sliced from head to toe"
2. "I was paralyzed with fear, and it was hard to even cry"
- I like this word choice because the author used the word paralyzed and it was very descriptive.

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No Such Person by Caroline B. Cooney

1.“The boy is draped over the lap of one rescuer like clothes from a dry cleaner, while the other rescuer holds the head out of the water”
I like the word choice and the simile in this sentence because it helped me visualize the boy being very weak from almost drowning.

2.“Behind the barge and tug, young men on Jet skis have been racing back and forth over the wake, springing up and slapping down on artificial waves, having a great time.” The use of the word
“artificial” to describe waves is something I have never seen before. This sentence is very descriptive and I can picture the people having fun.

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Fahrenheit 451 - Ray Bradbury

1. "You'd find life under the glass, streaming past in infinite profusion.
This is used to show how books can hold an abundant amount of life in them.
2. "The people want only wax moon faces, poreless, hairless, expressionless."
In a conversation between Montag and Faber, Faber states how the people are boring and prefer to conform than to change or do something different.

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Ohio passes 'heartbeat' abortion bill; leader cites Trump's election

By Max Blau, Dominique Debucquoy-Dodley and Jason Hanna, CNN

1.  "We allowed a good bill that protects the health and safety of our children to be bastardized into a government takeover of women's wombs."
* I thought this was great word choice. I never thought of abortion like that. I was stern and simple.
2.  But those measures were found to be unconstitutional in federal court.
* I liked this word because you always hear how constitutinal things are so when something is not it really maes you aware and intrigued.

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Unwind
Neal Shusterman
"With the burden now lifted from her, she has sudden strength. She now has a
second chance in life, and this time she'll be smarter—she's sure of it. As she hurries down the street, she thinks how wonderful it is that she can get a second chance. How wonderful it is that she can dismiss her responsibility so easily."

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The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot

1. "Palpated" the author used this word in context to Henrietta examining her cervix with she shortly finds out has a cancerous tumor on it.

2. “...beautiful, he said, like a perfectly choreographed dance.” she was saying how mitosis was so complex and beautiful with how it worked. But it could also be a deathly disaster.

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I read an article about the Colombia plane crash where 70 of the passengers aboard died and many of the Brazillian soccer team died on this plane crash.
It was titled

Colombia plane crash: Mourners and investigators search for answers

By: Joshua Berlinger and Fernando Ramos
1. ¨CNN reported Tuesday evening that investigators were considering a shortage of fuel as a significant contributor to Mondays crash, according to a person familiar with the early stages of the inquiry. ¨
2. ¨Heartbroken fans gathered at Arena Conda in the team's hometown of Chapeco, Brazil¨

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Skeleton Crew: Stephen King

1. Made nervouse by the storm, by the police siren and the fire wgistle, by the dislocation any power outage causes in the Amercan pysche, and by steadily mounting atmosphere of unease as things somehow...somehow changed (I don't know how to put it any better than that), people began to move in a body.
----The word choice is excellent because it provides the character with great voice from the author.

2. The "Keep Right" sign at the entrance and exit points to the Federal's parking lot disappeared, the black letters on the sign seeming to float for a moment in limbo after the sign's dirty-white background was gone.
----This word choice was superb because it uses words some might have never know but because it it descriptive it gives the readers a great guess.

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NFL Playoffs: Here's what Cowboys need for bye or home field in playoffs

1.With a great record comes the benefits clinching scenario.  I liked these words because they show how well the team has been performing.
2.Specifically, the Cowboys can sew up the whole "home-field advantage/No. 1 overall seed" business this week if a few things break right.  These words show that the team can make their playoff hopes even better and seal it up.

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Prodigy by Marie Lu

1. "The bitter taste of disappointment stings my tongue." This is cool, becuase it is descriptive and cool.
2. "I've melted into the shadowed crevice of a second-floor window." This is good word choice because its descriptive and its easy to imagine that.

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All the Bright Places by Jennifer Niven
1."I parked my car and walked to the screen, which blocks the horizon like a skeleton." The way she compared how the screen blocked the horzion like a skeleton was an interesting word choice.
2. "She used to feel strong and sturdy like she could withstand a tornado" I love this comparison because it shows how strong she was or felt before her sister and boyfriend died .

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1. "Reprieve From Hell"
This is an interesting phrase because it uses cool words.
2. "Plush leather seats"
I like this word choice because it is very descriptive.

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I read an article about the fire in Oakland and how people lived there and it was terrible and dangerous and unsanitary.

1. Inside was a picture of squalid chaos. The filthy floors offer little space to move and corridors are like narrow rat runs. Nails protrude from rickety stairs and brick-work crumbles in the walls.
2. When inspectors or other outsiders came to visit, she and other residents scurried to hide clothes, bedding and other evidence anyone was living there.
3. Electrical safety: A stray cord along a floor offers some insight into the lack of safety provision in the warehouse. A criminal investigation is now under way

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Looking For Alaska by John Green
1. "If people were rain, I was a drizzle and she was a hurricane." This describes how the main character's personality is passive and the girl's is very bold and outgoing.
2. "We need to never be hopeless, because we can never be irreparably broken." This is describing how teenagers think they are invincible.

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In the book The Match there isn't a lot of figurative language but there is some.
1. " Masters or Busts." That kind of free-spirited self-expression would have earned most rookies a perennial non-invitation from the conversation masters stewards.
2. " you sure he'd been to bed?" Eddie scrowled and yanked the head cover back on his driver. "he said he be here, he'll be here".

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The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks
1. "The cell was like a fried egg coming striat out of the oven"  This is a simile comparing the cell to a fried egg because of how bad it looks
2. "Her cells have grown as big as the whole world" This is a metaphor describing how big her cells have grown over time

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Trump had a Victory Tour Rally in North Carolina
1. "filled with vocal and passionate supporters and also regularly surrounded and interrupted by protests."
2. "When Americans are unified, there is nothing we cannot do. Nothing. No task is too great, no dream too large, no goal beyond our reach."

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In Divergent by Veronica Roth she uses a lot of great word choice.

1. "Staring at me with his tranquil eyes." This is an interesting adjective to use to describe his eyes.

2. "A look of pure hatred." This is a great way to describe how the person looked.

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In My Little secret uses good  figurative language.
1.  "Alright the sky  misses the sun  at night." The sky dosen't actually misses the sun at night because it' dosen't feel anything
2. "The poorest man is the riches and the rich are poor." She's not actually talking about rich in money but rich in spirit. Also she's saying that money can't buy happiness.

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This is Where it Ends by Marieke Nijkamp
1."Monotone"- it describes the way the main character was speaking.He was speaking with a very plain yet  frightening tone.

2."His bullet tore my knee to shreds."-It gives you a true image of how this character's knee was truly damaged and far from repair.

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The ' super parents' of chronically ill children

1. "If the child is ostracized in some way."  They could have used a boring word like exclude instead of ostracized.
2."has mandated that insurers in the health insurance marketplace cover treatment for anyone with such pre-existing medical conditions." Mandated sounds much more professional than saying order.

By Jacquellne Howard

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I didn't read a book today, but I looked over and read my notes for World History.
1. Glorious
2.Divine

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A short story, An Angel in Disguise the author T.S. Arthur used interesting words.
1.) "Idleness, vice, and intemperance had done their miserable work" He is talking about a recently deceased mother of three. She was hated by everyone.
2.) "The old tumble-down hut" is how he describe the villagers opinions of the mothers house.

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I didn't read a book today, I was looking over notes for my oral exam. The questions and some of my answers had nice descriptive word choice.
1.  "advancement/discovery" Using these words make it sound sophisticated than using the word find
2. "document" Document sounds more professional than just using the word paper, it also makes you think what type of document. It's more pernament than just the word paper

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Distant waves by Suzanne Weyn
1. "with her dark, luxuriant hair piled high on her head and her dresses cinched to accentuate her tiny waist" This is very descriptive and offers a visual of how the girl looks

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It by Stephen King

1. "Instead of that glittering bubble of fresh tar, there was a crater filled with blood."
2. "Whitish-gray goo dripped from the corner of the socket and trickled along the side of the bird's beak."
3. "Tiny parasites wriggled and squirmed in this pussy discharge."

As to be expected by such a revered author as Stephen King, he has very descriptive horrifying imagery.

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Indonesia: Rescuers search rubble after earthquake kills dozens

By: Kathy Qulana adn Ben Westcott
1. "rubble" This is used to describe the aftermath of a earthquake in Indonesia
2. "They'll be our eyes and ears on the ground" They are referring the Iondonesian people who are there and telling the IOM (International Organization for Migration)

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I read an article about Duke basketball by Dana Oneil.
1.  "If there is a silver lining to all of the upheaval" It describes someone who struggled during the game but emerged as a steady performer at the end.

2. " Kumbaya-warm, fuzzy start" This was referring to a freshmen player with the last name Tatum who played his first game and played really well.

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Donald Trump lays out military plan; formally introduces James 'Mad Dog' Mattis
1. "Mattis thanked the audience and Trump in brief remarks sandwiched in between comments from the President-elect." - The word "sandwiched" offers a good visual representation of what is happening.
2. "in the wake of conceding his bid for reelection" - Conceding is a descriptive word and not usually used.

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In Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe uses a lot of written expression and figurative language to illustrate great word choice.
1. "spectators held their breath" They probably didn't literally hold their break but is shows that the crowd waited in anxious anticipation.
2. "Okonkwo was as slipper as a fish in water" This is a simile comparing the character to a fish because he could easily slip out of his opponent's grasp during the fight.
3. "ill-fated lad" This is used to describe a new character. I like this word choice because it foreshadows that something bad is going to happen to him later in the story.