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    Potential Classmate

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    There is no specific classmate that you can or cannot learn from. Every day you learn something new from someone. You could be walking down the street and have a young child stop you and tell you a joke he heard today in his 3rd grade class‚ or when you say hello to the woman who is behind you in that long line to check out at the local grocery store she will ask you a question that makes you think. I hope this future friend is absolutely nothing like me. They say opposites attract and I will

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    Consequences of Stealing

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    consider the consequences. There are a number of negative results from stealing‚ especially if you get caught. There are social or cultural rules‚ religious rules and personal morality beliefs against stealing. Social and cultural consequences The greatest deterrent to stealing is that it is against the law. If you are caught‚ you can be punished by being jailed or imprisoned—often for a long time. In some Arab countries‚ they cut off one hand of a thief as punishment. Another negative factor in

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    cured and sicknesses healed. Though this may seem like science fiction‚ this future is getting closer and closer thanks to advances in genetics. Many people may envy this future‚ but its consequences may be horrendous. Editing the human genome should never become a reality due to many harmful and drastic consequences. Currently‚ technologies such as CRISPR are allowing for the editing of DNA with surprising accuracy and safety. A few monkeys in China had their genomes edited by CRISPR/Cas9 and were

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    Water Potential Lab

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    Abstract: Water potential is the measure of free energy of water in a solution. The purpose of this lab was to find the water potential of a potato cell. The problem of this lab was‚ if there was a high molarity of solute‚ would it have a positive or negative water potential? The hypothesis of the experiment was‚ if there is a high molarity of solute then the water potential would be lower or negative. After obtaining potatoes‚ we cut them into pieces‚ weighed them‚ and then placed them in a solution

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    Consequences at Workplace

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    Consequences of Accidents at Workplace a) Financial Costs ●It also requires spending on repairing the damaged equipment and compensating the effected employee. The employer has to spend on training the new recruit. Some people may even have to work over time to make up for lost time and will require overtime payments. Preparing accident reports and starting the investigation process also adds additional expenses. All these things combine to cause heavy financial loss to the worker. b) Losses

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    Existential Therapy and Its Potential Applications Lorraine G. Daddario La Salle University Author Note [Include any grant/funding information and a complete correspondence address.] Abstract As a philosophically based model‚ existential therapy offers a fresh humanistic approach to psychotherapy‚ focusing on the overarching themes of human existence: inevitable death‚ freedom and its corresponding responsibility‚ existential isolation‚ and finding meaning in life. Through a genuine and authentic

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    My inference of the B. Rapa seeds was that they would most effectively react to the peat moss because of the high concentration of water. I reject my hypothesis on the basis that peat moss had the least positive productivity in the experiment. My results show that peat moss was the most unsuccessful in assisting the growth of each plant. Pods 1‚ 3‚ and 4 never broke through the soil‚ and remained at a depressing 0 centimeters the entire length of the experiment. The 2nd pod did grow slightly. It

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    Endless Growing

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    experience a unique opportunity to grow‚ to get bigger. I am not a fan of failure. But because of it‚ I am bigger now than I have ever been. I’m big enough today to handle the desired education in AUA that comes my way. And what’s better‚ I’m not done growing.  What I know is this: when I need to‚ I can always get

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    Okra Seeds for Tea

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    I. Hypothesis in null form- There is no significant difference between the effects of adding different kinds detergent in calamansi and used cooking oil shoe polisher in terms of: How long will the natural shine of the shoes lasts? The smell of the shoe polisher. II. Hypothesis in alternative form- There is a significant difference between the effects of adding different kinds detergent in calamansi and used cooking oil shoe polisher

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    Growing Inequality Gap

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    through the Gini coefficient. Little (2005) states that the measurement shows the dispersion of income across varying income levels within a country. While the process of globalization has mainly contributed to negative effects in developing countries‚ the gap of wealth inequality has been growing in the developed world as well. In addition to the numerous policies that are affecting these countries negatively‚ transnational companies are capitalizing off the impoverishment of farmers. In fact‚ certain

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