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    right before their eyes. Nobody at the parade that day could have been happier‚ as they watched their nation’s leader slowly drive past them in a large motorcade. My wife had just turned around to tell the president how much Texas loved him‚ when a shot rang out that changed our nation forever. The first forty-five minutes of the parade couldn’t have gone any smoother. Children and adults alike filled the air with their laughter and shouts of joy‚ while birds flew overhead and perched themselves

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    Role of Student in Development of Our Nation Our national development agenda has its focus on rural development. Most of India dwells in rural areas and therefore the national development agenda rightly seeks justice for those who often live in poverty‚ in the state of hunger and malnutrition and deprived of clean environment‚ sanitation and medical facilities. Rural scenarios are generally represented by agriculture‚ which involves all the land-related activities‚ such as cropping‚ forestry‚ agroforestry

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    Alexander the Great. The ruler of Greece from 356-323 B.C.E. He walked right into military and political aspects. Alexander was an awesome young man and wanted the world to know that he would become just as great of a ruler as his father. It was a must that once he gained the power that all should know he was competent in his work. Alexander will forever be recognized for being a dynamic ruler to the people of Greece. For that alone he leaves behind a legacy that will never fade from history. Admittedly

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    How To Plan A Birthday Party Planning a birthday party is like a road trip: getting there is half the fun. Deciding on a theme‚ decorations‚ and menu makes the days leading up to the event seem like part of the celebration. However there are many important details when planning a party‚ and organization is key. First choose a theme. This is where the planner can get ideas for decorations‚ invitations‚ party favors‚ and even games. The theme should match with your invitations so guests can expect

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    How can both parties improve their communication skills? Health care providers help their patients to have a healthy and long life with the care and attention that they provide. However‚ both parties have to cooperate in order to improve their communication skills in order to have better medical results. It is undeniable that doctors often just don’t make sense. They use complex vocabulary and they don’t seem to pay attention to what a patient is communicating. One of the ways that doctors can

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    The period from 1920 to 1947 had been described as the Gandhian Era in Indian Politics. During the period‚ Gandhi spoke the final word on behalf of the Indian National Congress in negotiating with the British Government for constitutional reforms‚ and for chalking out a programme for the national movement. Mahatma Gandhi led the national freedom struggle against the British rule. The most unique thing about this struggle was that it was completely nonviolent. Mohan Das Karamchand Gandhi was born

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    things in my mind than trying to keep a clean appearance. Walking down the runway and feeling the wind of the angry engines hitting my face made me realize that this time was for real. This was creating all kinds of crazy thoughts in my mind‚ from how to practice a perfect PLF (parachute landing fall) to parachute malfunctions. Once inside the airplane‚ we sat on these tiny seats where my body was totally against the person next to me. As soon as the aircraft took off it felt that there was no oxygen

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    Thomas Robert Malthus’ perspective on population growth is peculiar today because it is different‚ bold‚ and not widely accepted. While I do not agree with all of Malthus’ opinions and conclusion on reproductive health I think he had some valuable points. Firstly‚ it is unfair for Malthus to assert that "human beings‚ like plants and subhuman animals‚ are ’impelled’ to increase the population of the species by what he called a powerful ’instinct‚’ in the urge to reproduce." (Weeks 114) Since ancient

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    During the presidencies of Jefferson and Madison (1801-1817)‚ a dual political party government was starting to form. In the Constitution‚ which was made in 1787‚ it is portrayed Jeffersonian Republicans as strict constructionists and Federalists as broad ones. It is true that the Democratic-Republicans believed in the strict construction of the constitution and a weaker federal government‚ thinking that if there were high concentration of central government‚ it would lead to a loss of individual

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    to the proposed constitution‚ "but would even be dangerous"(Hamilton 84). He went on to conclude that the seat of the national government would be distant from most parts of the country‚ because of America’s large size. It would be difficult for citizens to keep track of what was going on. It would be hard to check up on their representatives and would

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