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作文题目：Describe a Person Who has Significantly Effected You

I shudder at the sight of it. I'd rather see them steal that salad than throw it away," my father bellows in consternation after witnessing the closing rituals at Wendy's.

"Pa, they do it so they can serve fresh food tomorrow," I defend the fast food employees' actions.

Despite our past four and a half years in "the Land of Plenty," my father clings to his frugality and tremendous respect for food, acquired by necessity throughout his life in the Soviet Union. The sharp contrast between my Americanized perspective and old views and habits retained by my father makes such debates a common occurrence. Besides performing all the prescribed functions of a "parental unit," my father helps me attain objectivity in my judgments by demonstrating how cultural background affects our view of situations.

Coming to the United States at the age of thirteen felt like falling into a roaring stream without any swimming skills. Dog paddling, panting, and swallowing gallons of water on the way, I learned to keep myself afloat and gradually gained experience. Cultural adaptation was not a choice--it was a survival need. Along with comic strips and smiles at supermarkets, my mind absorbed such elements of American culture as equal opportunity and self-confidence. The existence of programs such as English as a Second Language at my junior high school persuaded me that these concepts were implemented in daily life. I was thrilled that someone had toiled to ensure that foreigners like myself had the same access to education as the other students. Thus convinced of the tangibility of American beliefs, I began to deem them universal.

On the other hand, my father, a 45-year old when we arrived, still perceives reality in Soviet terms, with American customs being an exception to the rule. His comments on the news radically differ from what my American friends have to say. When the hospitalization of the Russian President Boris Yeltsin had the world pondering Russia's future, my father inferred latent meanings from newspaper articles. "I can only trust half of what they say," he would grumble. "Here they say the President doesn't have a liver condition, which, of course, means that he does." Stemming from the paucity of integrity in the old Soviet Union, disbelief and sarcasm permeate Papa's personal philosophy.

Dismissing all things immaterial as irrelevant, my father often ridicules the ideas I hold dear, such as political correctness. Some of my activities he does not question, but admits that their value is a mystery to him. "Why do you want to take literature classes?" he asks me with genuine amazement. "You can read on your own, why do more homework?" Yet my enrollment in numerous math and science classes does not baffle him, math and science being matters of "substance."

When I challenge the legitimacy of Papa's beliefs, he rolls his eyes and says, "I am too old to change my typical Soviet mind." At first that seemingly feeble excuse infuriated me, but then the validity of it started to register. While verbally crossing swords with my father, I realized that only four years ago, I would have sincerely supported his every word. Further reflection upon this thought led me to be more attentive to others' point of view. Now, when engaged in a discussion, I ask myself, what causes this person to think this way? Viewing the issue from several aspects, I gain a more profound and objective insight. My father provides a point of reference, reminding me of unique circumstances that shape everyone's perspective.

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Dan’s childhood
Daniel Radcliff is famous for playing the<Harry Potter>film.
He was born in London, England. He was born on 23rd July 1989. He is 16 years old. And there were three people in his family. They were his mother, father, and he. His hometown was very clean and there was a park with lots of trees and flowers.
When he was live years old, he already became famous. Because he performed<David•Kepefir>
So he was a very handsome, like a beautiful girl!

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Abraham Lincoln was one of the greatest presidents the United States ever had and one of the greatest men that ever lived. He will always be remembered as the man who freed four million people from slavery.

Abraham Lincoln was born in Kentucky on February 12, 1809. In 1860, the people who were against slavery chose Abraham Lincoln to run for president of the United States. On January 1, 1863, while the war was still going on, Abraham Lincoln made an important announcement known as the Emancipation Proclamation. The Emancipation Proclamation said that all the slaves in the eleven Confederate states were free, Many of the slaves who heard they were free ran away to help the North win the war.

In 1864, Abraham Lincoln was reelected president. Soon after, the North won and the war was over. The war had done a great deal of damage to the country, especially to the South.

Lincoln wanted to do everything possible to help the country recover from the war. But he didn't get the chance. Five days after the war ended, Abraham Lincoln was shot and killed. The people of America built a beautiful Memorial in Washington, D.C., to honor Abraham Lincoln. On his memorial, there are his famous words: "Of the people, to the people, for the people.

Every day people from all over the world visit the Lincoln Memorial to honor the man who lived and died for the freedom of all people.

爷爷今年七十三岁，平时，他见人总是乐呵呵的，光秃秃的头顶上经常扣着一顶黑色的小毡帽。爷爷总是背着手走踣，那模样真算个“大官”。爷爷是个老鞋匠，平时挣下的钱都花费在我和弟弟身上了。爷爷对我的关怀与疼爱，令我终生难忘。我的爷爷是个农民，我很喜欢丫在他的身边，数他额头上像小溪似的皱纹，更喜欢他那干裂、粗糙得像松树皮一样的手在我光滑的脑袋上抚摸。平时爷爷沉默寡言，只知道干活。他勤劳、朴实，种了一辈子地。严寒酷暑，风里雨里，他总是天下亮就起来干活，太阳落了才带着满身泥土回来。爷爷辛辛苦苦养大了5个孩子。打我记事起，难得听他说上几句话，就是高兴时，遇到我这个最小的孙子只是笑笑。

Grandfather this year 73 years old, usually, he sees the human cheerfully always, in the bare top of the head is frequently buckling a black small felt hat. Grandfather always joins hands behind the back falls, that appearance really calculates “the high official”. Grandfather is a senior shoemaker, usually makes the money all spent on me and the younger brother body. Grandfather with dotes on to my concern, makes me life-long unforgettable.My grandfather is a farmer, I like the bifurcation very much in his side, counts wrinkle which on his forehead the rill resembles likely, likes his that splitting, being rough looks like the pine bark same hand to stroke on my smooth head. Usually grandfather silences uncommunicatively, only knew works. He was industrious, is simple, has planted for a lifetime. The severely cold intense summer heat, in the wind in the rain, his always world bright works, the sun fell only then brought the whole body soil to come back. Grandfather has raised 5 children laboriously. Hits me to record events, listens to him to say rarely when several speeches, are happy, runs into I this littlest grandson only is smiles.