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    American cartoonist Berkeley Breathed spoke for many when he said‚ “I will go to my grave in a state of abject endless fascination that we all have the capacity to become emotionally involved with a personality that doesn’t exist.” Toni Morrison must have also had this captivation with characters when writing her novel‚ Beloved‚ as she created such extraordinary and passionate characters that bring out many emotions of the reader. The protagonist of Beloved‚ Sethe‚ is such a complex part of the story

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    Weight Loss Advertising

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    Advertisements for weight loss are everywhere‚ but are they helpful or manipulative? According to the Federal Trade Commission‚ the only thing being lost in weight loss advertisements is money‚ not weight. With weight loss ads preying on the insecurities of a targeted overweight audience‚ they abuse the innocence of the viewer by influencing them with displays of skinny models. Weight loss ads use sex appeal to manipulate the audience through the usage of healthy food to appeal to the overweight

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    The Loss of a Loved One

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    The Loss of a Loved One Have you ever felt the suffering of someone just by listening to a song? Here‚ there are two different songs‚ ‘’Funeral Blues’’ by Nemo Shaw and ‘’Don’t You Remember?’’ by Adele. Talk about the loss of a loved one‚ but in two different ways. ‘’Funeral Blues’’ the lyrics are addressed to the singer himself; in contrast‚ ‘’Don´t You Remember?’’ is addressed to the person who left her (the song writer). ‘’Funeral Blues’’ was written because someone died: on the other

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    HEARING LOSS ENT

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    HEARING LOSS BY: NURRASHIDAH BT ABDURAHMAN NABILAH IFFAH BT MD. ARIF ANATOMY OF EAR The ear is made up of three parts 1. Outer ear – consists of pinna and external auditory canal 2. middle ear – consists of tympanic membrane and ossicles (3 tiny bones that are attached to the tympanic membrane which are malleus‚ incus and stapes) 3. inner ear – consists of oval window‚ semicircular ducts‚ cochlea and auditory tube  HEARING – transduction of sound to neural impulses and its interpretation

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    Teens Experiencing Loss

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    difficulty and change when a teen experiences loss of a parent the difficult can become impossible to a teen that is already dealing with emotions and experiences that can alienate them from normal support systems so learning new coping skills is beneficial as it provides him with emotional resources he can utilize in future crisis. I would make contact with my student as soon as possible after the loss of his mother to limit the time between the loss and my reaching out to my student. I would assure

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    Choose Your Own Religion

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    Choose Your Own Religion (But Not That One) Freedom of religion has been a principle in the United States since it became a country. However‚ just because it is written in the United States Constitution does not mean everyone will follow it. Too many times have people in America been shunned for their personal beliefs. Freedom of religion includes the freedom to worship any god‚ freedom to not following any religion‚ and the freedom to not believe in any god at all. In today ’s society there is

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    Why I Choose to Be Nurse

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    always dream of. For me‚ nursing is more than just a simple career or job; it’s a privilege that measures our values as human beings. Touching the life of others is a treasure that is immeasurable. I chose nursing because this allows me to interact more with people. Nursing is a very powerful profession‚ it allows you to influence people and touch their lives. I am very willing to achieve this big responsibility. I believe that there is more into nursing than that simple definition “Caring or Nurture”

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    Of Mice and Men- Loss

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    Loss is one of the worst feelings known to man. One may have feelings of contempt as something that one has understood to be theirs is suddenly taken from one’s grasp. Such a hopeless feeling of loss is portrayed in John Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men when George is obligated to end his best friend’s life. The inevitable death of Lennie affected George by: freeing him from the burden Lennie had imposed upon him‚ crushing the dream of ever owning a farm‚ and above all‚ leaving George all alone in a world

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    Why People Choose Religion One of the most debated ideas in the world is religion. There has been bloodshed in countries over religion. Religion is a sensitive topic to some people because it is the reason people live their lives like they do. What is the reason people really choose religion? Is it because they truly believe in every detail of a religion or is it because they were told to believe it? It is a question I have thought about for a long time. So‚ what is religion anyway? According

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    Loss of Innocence in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein Innocence‚ throughout time it is lost‚ varying from who and how much. Throughout the novel Frankenstein there is a central theme of loss of innocence‚ cleverly instilled by the author‚ Mary Shelley. This theme is evident in Frankenstein’s monster‚ Victor Frankenstein himself‚ and three other minor characters that lose their innocence consequently from the two major characters loss. Frankenstein’s monster is destined to lose all innocence as

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