Her brother from Port Adelaide

Ernest Hemingway's style

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   was extremely satirical
   
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   influenced a great many American writers
   
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   made him the first American to win the Nobel Prize for Literature
   
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   was criticized by most of the serious novelists
   
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   was analytical and critical
   

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   Until Sinclair Lewis,
   

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   no other writer had used satire
   
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   American writing was considered mediocre
   
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   the only successful writer was Ernest Hemingway
   
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   American life did not feature in novels
   
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   no American author had been awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature
   

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   According to the passage, many authors of the "Jazz Age"
   

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   were disillusioned because of the war
   
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   received awards such as the Nobel Prize for Literature
   
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   had a mediocre style
   
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   wrote about the realities of American life
   
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   were criticized by American society
   

PACIFIC SALMON FOR THE JAPANESE

Nobody eats as much Pacific salmon as the Japanese, who consume the fish raw, pickled, baked, salted, fried, smoked and put in soup. They eat salmon liver, and salmon skulls, and they process the fish into burgers and sausage. They eat 300,000 tons of the fish each year, a third of the world's total catch. The center of it all is Tokyo's Tsukiji fish market, the largest on earth. Long before sunrise, the market is buzzing. Hundreds of men and women rush around between stalls, shout orders at one another, slice fish, work the telephones, and joke under bright strings of lights that shine down on acres of iced-down fish steaks, shark fillets, and thick red slabs of tuna stacked like wood. The concrete floors are newly washed and swept. The whole place smells fresh, like the sea.

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