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    tolerance in Marriage

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    Tolerance and acceptance are two virtues that many people start learning during their teen years. These values‚ when imbibed in your character‚ can help you immensely in sailing through the rough periods of your married life. Usually‚ bride and bridegroom often neglect to see the goodness of these virtues when planning their life together. One of the reasons for that is many people consider tolerance as the value of yesteryears. According to them if you are not raising your voice or losing your temper

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    Intolerable Tolerance

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    Intolerable Tolerance Intolerable tolerance‚ is often said that too much of a good thing is wonderful‚ which in this case that may not be true. Tolerance which is a virtue only when it is difficult‚ it involves strong beliefs as a symptom: a distinctively contemporary form of decadence. George F. Will who wrote and summarized the handout on intolerable tolerance. He writes about the thoughts of Theodore Kaczynski’s journal. Kaczynski is a bomber who killed three and maimed twenty two

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    Religious Tolerance

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    to get involved. Many feel that they cannot make a difference. Everyone must get involved for this horrible behavior to stop. When people argue about the tolerating of other religions and their practices‚ what is being shown is that the need for tolerance in general is not as important as the effect that the religion is not so bad that the believers should be prohibited from practicing it or that they should be murdered or harmed in any way just because others do not have the same beliefs. "People

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    Tolerance Is Important

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    Culture is based on tradition‚ and no one wants to break tradition. Therefore‚ there are so many differences between people. That is why the most important trait that everyone in the world should have is tolerance. Tolerance is necessary for everyone to coexist peacefully and happily. Without tolerance there would be endless wars and crises throughout the world. In the world there are over five thousand spoke languages and two thousand more languages that are dead. Each region speaks a language‚ and

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    Factors for Alcohol Abuse Michelle Clayton Indiana Institute of Technology Introduction to Psychology/1700 August 2‚ 2012 Rita Polivick Abstract Alcohol abuse is a growing problem in the military‚ and a costly one. The present study evaluates the potential role of psychological hardiness an individual resilience resource‚ to stress-related problem drinking in a military population. We assess the association of psychological hardiness and avoidance coping style with alcohol use patterns

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    effect that developing offspring? Does drug or alcohol abuse actually hurt the unborn child? What about the mental health of the carrying mother; would depression or other mental illnesses hurt the baby? Do eating habits or exercise actually produce different traits once the child is born? During pregnancy‚ ingesting and doing a wide variety of things can cause several various effects on the unborn child of the mother depending on the activity. Alcohol use during pregnancy is widely known for being

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    HOW DOES ALCOHOL MAKE YOU DRUNK? Drinking alcohol can be similar to a drug addiction unless the consumption is being monitored and controlled. Once alcohol is absorbed into the bloodstream‚ it quickly moves throughout the body causing changes in mood‚ feelings‚ and behavior. Most people drink in order to be affected by these changes. Depending on the age‚ weight‚ and gender of a person and how much someone may be drinking can determine how fast the feeling of being drunk can begin. People

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    the Reactions between Polyvinyl Alcohol and Borax in Making a Rubber Ball Introduction Chemistry‚ while usually thought of as being practiced mostly in labs‚ actually affects everyone‚ everywhere. Chemistry and chemical processes are constantly occurring. We are dependent on them. The air that we breathe‚ the food that we eat‚ and thousands of other simple and confusing things depend on chemistry. In this particular case‚ the relationship between Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA) and Sodium Borate (Borax)

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    Tolerance Analysis

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    System for Computer-Aided Tolerance Analysis of 2-D... http://adcats.et.byu.edu/Publication/97-4/cirp_2_7_97a.html 7.0 ASSEMBLY TOLERANCE SPECIFICATIONS An engineering design must perform properly in spite of dimensional variation. To achieve this‚ engineering design requirements must be expressed as assembly tolerance limits. The designer must assign limits to the gaps‚ clearances and overall dimensions of an assembly which are critical to performance. Assembly tolerance limits are applied to

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    Tolerance in Schools

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    Teaching Tolerance in Schools AED 200 March 10‚ 2013 Maria Cuba Teaching Tolerance in Schools Schools today have a responsibility to educate our children. This also means to teach students respect and tolerance. This does not always happen at home and we cannot count on their parents teaching their child to respect all things. Students today have a bigger diverse group of people and cultures that they need to respect. It makes sense that as educators we help them to discover a world

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