Answer: Alliteration
Alliteration refers to the conspicuous repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of successive or nearby words in a sentence. It can sometimes be called an initial rhyme.
In this case, the repetition of the sound "s" in words that are close to each other (ship, safe, sound) are an example of alliteration.
The end of the Ottoman empire<span> unleashed a renaissance in literature and the arts. Traditional arts had suffered under ailing economies and the transfer of patronage from urban regional centers to the Ottoman court. By World War I, artists had turned to Western art as a representative form of modern expression. As a result, a new separation emerged between traditional art in all its forms and what came to be known as the fine art of easel painting. Traditional arts such as painting on glass and leather, woodwork, </span>glassmaking<span>, metalwork, textiles, and wall frescoes were considered naive and repetitive, relying less on intellect and more on archaic traditions. </span>Painting on glass<span> is one example of a dying tradition that ended with the passing of the last Syrian painter in this genre (</span><span>Abou Subhi al-Tinawi, <span>Muhammad ‘Ali fi al-Sham</span></span>
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Spain has many achievements. For example they created energy-saving climate control system for electric cars, as well as Spanish coming from Spain. Spanish is also spoken by over 400 million people in the world and is ranked second in number of native speakers.
<span>It made people more aware of their heritage and promoted the idea of a free sovereign state not controlled by a foreign land. Eg.the people of Ireland were not largely in support of a free Ireland until after England started to commit what could be considered now war crimes after the 1916 rising. Their wars worked against them rather then with them leading to the end of their empire and not the growth of it.
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