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    late 1900’s. In a report from the Public Broadcast Service‚ they mention that Reagan says the Contras were‚ “the moral equivalent to our Founding Fathers”. Unfortunately for a very engaged Reagan‚ a Boland Amendment was made to make funding for Nicaragua difficult. Then‚ a few years later a second Boland Amendment was made even stronger

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    one symptom of this disorder. This compulsion influences the type of eating behavior of the anorexic. Anorexia is divided into two subtypes: restriction and purging. In the restriction type‚ one limits the type and amount of food eaten and does excessive exercise to maintain low body weight (Le Grange‚ D. 2013). Meanwhile‚ in the purging type restriction occurs but includes daily purging of the food.

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    a larger audience through personal testimonials. After Carpenter’s death‚ the 1980s saw an increasing number of movies‚ autobiographies and novels about personal anorexic experiences. These cultural works on anorexia involved efforts from celebrities‚ writers‚ and cultural leaders whose target audience included adolescents and anorexic suffers. Both novels and autobiographies were intended to provide teenage girls with warnings against the

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    starvation and insufficient eating. Teen anorexics will usually skip meals‚ eat only small portions‚ or starve themselves completely. Some will compensate for starvation by taking diet pills‚ laxatives‚ or water in place of their meals. In a short time‚ teen anorexics may begin to suffer from malnourishment – having inadequate amounts of nutrients and vitamins to properly sustain themselves. The exact cause of teen anorexia is not known. For some reason‚ teen anorexics become insecure and begin to see themselves

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    The black lace fan my mother gave me “The black lace fan my mother gave me” written by Eavan Bolland is about a love affair that a couple had in prewar Paris. The poem suggests that there are always going to be problems in a relationship‚ but those problems could bring joyful memories. The title gives us the clue that the object is important or has a meaning to it since it is given as a gift. The poet described in the title that the gift was a black lace fan. The object could symbolize many

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    Anorexia and Bulimia‚ found that anorexics are often raised by parents with certain characteristics. Mothers of anorexics have been described as anxious‚ overprotective‚ and fearful of separating from their children; fathers are described as moody‚ withdrawn and passive. It has been found that the parents usually have psychological problems. Furthermore‚ anorexics often come from families that have a difficult time communicating. Although the families of anorexics do have an impact‚ the real problem

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    Joel Yager and Arnold Andersen state that the “medical complications resulting from semi-starvation . . . affect virtually every organ system” (1482). The physical effects are not limited to just weight loss‚ but when an anorexic starves herself‚ she is robbing her body of the vitamins it needs to operate accurately (Wexler 51-52). This results in many noticeable symptoms‚ some only lasting until weight is regained. Heart rate‚ blood pressure‚ and metabolic rate are all lowered

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    The 1980s was a period of when the scandal‚ in which what was known as the Iran Contra Affair‚ had occurred. The situation of the Iran Contra Affair took place during President Ronald Reagan’s second term of administration. In addition‚ the Iran Contra Affair besides the US‚ involved two other countries: Iran and Nicaragua. (Infoplease.com). Over in Iran‚ there were "seven American hostages being held in Lebanon"(Wikipedia.com). Meanwhile‚ there was also a war going on between Iraq and Iran in

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    the person has a distorted body image and an intense fear of being fat. Binging‚ or eating large quantities of food in a short period of time‚ and then purging‚ or vomiting to empty the stomach of food‚ are all actions commonly found in anorexics. An anorexic is extremely afraid of becoming fat and might believe she/he is fat even when he/she is very thin. While there is no single known cause of anorexia‚ several things may contribute to the development of the disorder. For example‚ social

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    weighs 23% less than the average woman. Maintaining a weight 20% below your expected body weight fits the criteria for the emotional eating disorder known as anorexia. Most models‚ according to medical standards‚ fit into the category of being anorexic (Thompson‚ Colleen. Mirror Mirror website). Anorexia has been known and recognized by doctors for at least 300 years. Most researchers agree that the number of patients with this life threatening disease is increasing at an alarming rate. The

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