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    Compassion in action……caring matter If love not seen with compassion is like humanity without morality. Compassion is not just something that can be sold or bought. Compassion is ones act of kindness that touches ones heart without the slight gentle touch of ones bare hands but with a single touch of someone’s hand directly to your heart. Compassion is a sympathetic pity and concern for the actual sufferings or the misfortune of others. In all honesty‚ Compassion is a common used word that forces

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    left away from the white path‚ you run as you pass your hands on the flowers. You stop‚ you’ve found it; the torqouis ocean accompanied with waves‚ a sandy shore and bench. Do you dare to swim? Flinging off your shoes you challenge. Your bare feet touch the moist sand as you scribbel your name with your big toe. Sitting on the bench you emerse yourself into solutiude. Moments later your walking with shoes at hand‚ following the path of ran over folwers. The sky still tangerine‚ the clouds eaten

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    1. Introduction The institution of marriage is a crucial social pillar in any society. When it comes to spouses in a marriage they are supposed to respect‚ support and assist each other throughout their life in order to uphold this institution. In contemporary Ethiopia‚ a wife has a great role starting from providing care for her children and her husband. Besides‚ she is expected to do all the works in the house. In a nutshell‚ her over all contribution is so evident and cannot be estimated in

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    Abby’s Weight Training Plan Note: You can add abs and core during any of these workouts. Monday: Full Cardio: You cardio routine Weight Training: You can use machine‚ bench‚ or dumbbells. Chest: Incline Press: 3-4 sets‚ 10-12 reps Bench Press: 3-4‚ sets 10-12 reps Decline Press: 3-4 sets‚ 10-12 reps Cable Incline Flies: 3-4 sets‚ 10-12 reps Cable Flat Flies: 3-4 sets‚ 10-12 reps Abs: Your ab routine‚ if you need suggestions let me know. Tuesdays: Weight Training: Legs:

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    The Benefits of Weightlifting Weightlifting can be considered a hobby‚ a sport‚ or perhaps even a lifestyle. For me‚ I consider weightlifting in between a hobby and a lifestyle. This is because I don’t weightlift enough for it to be considered a lifestyle‚ but I also weightlift five to six times a week. I find weightlifting very important in one’s health as well as overall happiness. Weightlifting is a sport that has been around for a long time and is used by many people‚ including myself.

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    Point of view is the way a story is written. There are several types of point of views depending on who is telling the story; first person‚ second person‚ and third person. First person is the most difficult of the all because the author writes almost everything from the point of view of the main character as if the character is speaking to the person reading it. Certain words such as "I" and "me" are used to describe the character in the story. Second person is rarely ever seen in a story because

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    When evaluating my own strengths and weaknesses within the sport it is important to consider all physiological‚ psychological and technical aspects of the game. Rugby is classified as an intermittent‚ interval sport with short bouts of high-intensity activities (e.g. sprinting‚ passing‚ tackling) and longer periods of lower-intensity activities (e.g. standing‚ walking and jogging) (Nicholas 1997; Duthie et al 2003; Gamble 2004). The work rate of players can be related to overall match performance

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    Methods of judicial selection vary substantially across the United States. Though each state has a unique set of guidelines governing how they fill their state and local judiciaries‚ there are five main methods. The five main methods are partisan elections‚ nonpartisan elections‚ legislative elections‚ Gubernational appointment‚ and assisted appointment.         There are five basic methods of judicial selection‚ but it is important to note that no two states use exactly the same selection method

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    With Belleville winning game one‚ four to zero. All Belleville needed was to win one more game to become champs. The game was intense from start to finish. From the bench you could tell that the fans of both teams were nervos for what was going to happen next for either team. The final horn went off and Belleville cleared the bench throwing there gloves sticks and helmets into the air and jumping for joy. It was the first time Belleville has ever won a hockey championship ever‚ and Julie was there

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    manslaughter and armed robbery. These cases must be heard in the crown court but there is always a first hearing in the magistrates court which will transfer the case to the crown court. Magistrates Courts: These are found in most towns and consist of a bench of 3 magistrates‚ one chair and two wingers. They hear all summary offences and most either-way offences. Magistrates decide if the defendant is guilty or not guilty‚ and can impose a punishment if the defendant is convicted although their powers are

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