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... that affected the environment, economy and society, and now enslaved the few hundred million survivors. As readers would expect from today’s trends, food was in short supply from runaway climate change, life support systems were overloaded with toxins, and ecosystems and the energy supply had collapsed. The story of three people living in one of a few remaining pockets...

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...nderstanding of God’s word. Even as I study the Bible to find answers for my fictional characters, I find wisdom for my own life. Instead of fame, God... ...ng of God’s word. Even as I study the Bible to find answers for my fictional characters, I find wisdom for my own life. Instead of fame, God has bless... ...ging voice in my head, wonderful words often begin to bloom. In fiction, my characters will sometimes invent solutions, or better yet, new problems f... ...life-lessons leading to the development of meaty story lines and full-bodied characters. No paper dolls. Yet, I often get hung up with observations, ... ...ugh writing my own thoughts and dreams I’m able to apply this practice to my fictional characters, which makes them more whole and less one dimensiona... ...s in my church and make an announcement about the need for donations for the food closet. That morning still gives me nightmares. All of that anxiety ...

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...gative journalist and his grandfather, the Auschwitz inmate, Ernst Frankenberg, are fictional characters. • Heinrich Mueller. Though his body was... ...rnalist and his grandfather, the Auschwitz inmate, Ernst Frankenberg, are fictional characters. • Heinrich Mueller. Though his body was never fou... ...go there and pack the whole thing up. Don’t leave a dust mote behind. Pack the dog food, too. I want the whole garbage dump on my doorstep, special ... ...ette. “Where you going, mein kind?” – she enquired in impeccable Yiddish – “The food’s almost ready. Let her wait a while. A little separation an... ...id the fridge any time you feel like it. I have work to do.” And he was gone. Food was somewhere down there with laptops in the long list of my... ...e whole thing was almost amateurish. But the stegotexts were meaningless streams of characters.” Libby and I sighed in unison and then, for no app... ...s cap?” “When I ran the stegalyzer on the images, I received distinct streams of characters, one per document. It was, therefore, clear that each ...

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...artha’s Vineyard this weekend. He had the boat all cleaned, and stocked with our favorite foods and wine. The Moseley’s were going to join us for th... ... Jonesy make us dinner.” “I was thinking more like going out somewhere… You like Mexican food?” “Love it… But, do you think it’s a good idea if we... ...re questions than answers.” “I’m sure Michael feels the same.” A priest brought in the food, interrupting their conversation, and served it as if ... ...tz. During his other life as Branderos in the New York barrio, he had met many unsavory characters. But there was one who he had been especially cl... ...gs said. “This is only a skirmish.” “Ramsey will be waiting to see if he kills me and our fictional terrorist before he gives the go ahead. After to...

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... This book is a work of fiction. Places, events, and situations in this story are purely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons, livi... ...d up for the night, the residents came out to greet them with servants carrying trays laden with food and drink. Helen was touched by the hearty wel... ...ough she was intrigued by the dexterity of the Indians who ate with their fingers, picking up the food delicately and transferring it to their mouth... ...iding clothes. ‘I feel like a good gallop this morning to counteract the effects of all that rich food we were served at the Nawab’s banquet.’ Sult... ...one on your daily rides. I hope it won’t be necessary to use them, but there are a few unsavoury characters wandering these hills. The holsters can ...

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...x is not Love; Love is not Sex Pg 828 The Aesthetics of Pure Wonder Pg 831 Food and Health Pg 846 Health and Food Pg 863 Psychobiologic Health... ...ess Chapter One: The Universe 103 The most nutritious food in the world, the peanut, shows the organic structure of the two ... ... as it is designed to. Why do you think peanut butter, one of the healthiest foods on the market, was invented? It was invented to bring two Unive... ...ive thought-patterns. This is why and how the dynamic of a writer writing a fictional story works: (Brain inter... ...r Three: Summary of Hominid-Human development 191 It is the story and the characters that evolve, and change, and grow… not the writer. Using ... ... put them into an amateur theatrical production, and create an entire cast of fictional characters, and an entire make-believe world for them to live... ...into an amateur theatrical production, and create an entire cast of fictional characters, and an entire make-believe world for them to live in: TH... ... putting all of that creative energy into a pale reflection of someone else’s fictionalized story? The problem of balance between the individual a... ...writers in the world… who try to make their fictitious lies, these fictitious characters… the most well-spoken, the most intelligent, the most lovin...

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... the Roman Catholic Church, until very recently, retained some vestiges of food and clothing regulations, if only in the form of eating fish on Friday... ...c syllables, which are called “seed,” must not be regarded as mere written characters, or symbolic representations of things, but as living beings sta... ...ce a very similar dilemma. A drama usually includ- ed a number of roles or characters to be played on stage, yet tra- dition demanded that the actual ... ...wo, or at most three. How is it possible for there to be, let us say, nine characters in a drama while using only three ac- tors? The obvious solution... ...ural and supernatural, sacred and secular, real and imaginary, factual and fictional, ordinary and extraordinary. How can entities of such incommensur... ...that the buffalo were for the Sioux and other hunter peoples the source of food, winter warmth, and shelter, for the buffalo gave meat and sinews for ... ... dug into the hill; he was to stay alone for four days and nights with no food or water, wrapped only in a quilt his grandmother had made for his han...

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...t in our state there is no one like him, and that our law excludes such characters, and we shall send him away to another city after pouring... ...ething similar to Vera frying hamburgers on the grill as the scents of angel-food cakes came from the windows of her kitchen? He chastised himself. ... ...to a video pang later and let drama absorb him in a personal intimacy with a fictional entity of depth and substance. He had no misgivings. His life w... ...ay to Chongno. Near Pagoda Park, he went to Hardee's . The break from Hanguk food (particularly kimchee) he found nourishing to his imagination that c... ...myen" in Korean) but he was told that it was not Ramyen. He didn't like the food and yet his closed lips twitched up smilingly as if the opposite wer... ...t was deflating her of all energy to the point where she couldn't follow the characters or plot since the figures were now helter-skelter in the meani... ...ething deeper sensed in the rhythms of the falling rain and the movements of fictional others in plotless lives plodding along as his was. As another... ... told herself that being here with illiterate, drug dependent, and lethargic characters was not all that different than her work as a staff psychologi... ...him home she had fallen into such a deep depression. Only in her sleep were fictional distortions of this mortification sometimes coerced onto her me...

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...way. As the religious measured the ethics of their actions by those of the characters in their scripture, so was time (its tattered relationships, its... ...ar for his birthday she had fixed her American born, but not raised, angel food cake burnished in icing, and brought him to fairs to shoot the moving ... ... as a noodle worker in their restaurant. At that time he preferred serving food to being a viand for those who gormandized oddities. In this mundane w... ...t was a means by which, if not to erase or delete memory, to splice it, to fictionalize it, and to some degree begin again; and yet he judged consciou... ...friend for being told to leave home when there was, supposedly, not enough food for him to have his share), that for those like himself who knew the w... ...at he might as well return home for Bangkok was the prime bivouac for such characters. For what he knew, this rustic Paris might well be the dernier c... ... and that if fully connected to himself; the boy might not be a diminished fictional character any longer while the man might become more than a taill...

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...d something to do; They could escape from them- selves. They fell upon the food—chicken sandwiches, maple cake, drug-store ice cream. Even when the fo... ...him on her first view of Main Street. She could not find half the kinds of food she wanted, but that made shopping more of an adventure. When she did ... ...she should always have to petition him for the money with which to buy his food. She caught herself criticizing his belief that, since his joke about ... ... he was a miner in Nevada right alongside of Mark Twain. You’ll find these characters in all these small towns, and a pile of savvy in every single on... ...ly. “All right,” she yawned. With hazy eyes she tried to read the lists of characters, which were hidden among lifeless advertisements of pianos, musi... ...nd the fortunate widows!) flee to the cities with agility and, despite the fictional tradition, resolutely stay there, sel- dom returning even for hol... ... older lands, not one dramatic frontiersman to thunder, with fantastic and fictional oaths, “What are you hinting at? What are you snickering at? What... ...w Hampshire Avenue, with but- lers and limousines; and men who looked like fictional explorers and aviators. Her days were swift, and she knew that in...