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    Expository Essay English 2201 3/29/2012 Why do people smoke? Or choose to smoke? Adolescences have many choices to make as they develop into adulthood. Such choices include what career path they will take‚ and whether to attend university or collage. However‚ other than the huge decisions that will shape you as an adult‚ there are also many small decisions that can have the same effect on your life‚ such as weather you choose to smoke or not. Personally‚ I believe smoking is wrong. Smoking

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    Pharmacist Expository

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    ENC 1101-25 7 July 2013 Pharmacists What is a Pharmacist? Many people think Pharmacists just dispense the medication to patients. There is much more to a Pharmacist then that. There are many jobs and responsibilities that a Pharmacist much uphold while working behind the counter of a Pharmacy. To begin the journey of a Pharmacist they must start with the six intense years of college. They must have this to be considered a Pharmacist. They must take Calculus and Trigonometry‚ and also Chemistry

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    Common Breast Problems

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    boobs Because the breasts are principally composed of adipose tissue‚ which surrounds the milk glands‚ their sizes and volumes fluctuate according to the hormonal changes particular to thelarche (sprouting of breasts)‚ menstruation (egg production)‚ pregnancy (reproduction)‚ lactation (feeding of offspring)‚ and menopause (end of menstruation). For example‚ during the menstrual cycle‚ the breasts are enlarged by premenstrual water retention; during pregnancy the Approximately two years after the

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    online‚ and almost 40% would change their online behavior if they knew a parent was watching. As a parent‚ I feel it is important to maintain that level of trust between my children‚ and myself. By doing that I give them the freedom of having their own laptop as opposed to making them use a family desktop where I can watch their every move‚ or deceitfully read their daily history. But with the distractions available on the Internet these days‚ should we be setting more boundaries? Should we be

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    Kristyna Bilbrey UNV104 5-26-13 Shanna Huslig Early Childhood Education This essay is on Early Childhood Education. Early Childhood Education is a very important program for children. Without a substantial preschool program children are set up to fail. For those of you who are looking for a way to give your child or children a competitive edge Early Childhood Education is the way to go. Children that go through an Early Childhood Education program will not have to worry about the effects

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    John Mieir Mr. Jones Language Arts October 4‚ 2012 Expository Prose Assignment 1.Ed Pilkington purpose for this article is to inform the audience that he wants to abolish the rule of execution because in this article‚ the U.S legal system made a fatal mistake by sentencing an innocent man to his death. This article is in expository style because it has a thesis that explains what he is going to talk about and it has the proper structure of beginning‚ body and conclusion. Another

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    Exercise & Breast Cancer

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    Running head: EXERCISE AND BREAST CANCER Exercise and Breast Cancer Approximately 211‚000 women in the U.S. are diagnosed with breast cancer each year. Forty-thousand of those diagnosed lose their battle with this disease and die. Breast cancer is the most common and second biggest cancer killer‚ after lung cancer‚ among women. The number of women with breast cancer has risen by 81% in the past thirty-three years. These numbers are significant because although the death rate is decreasing

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    Harm reduction strategies

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    Titus‚ Godley and White‚ 2006; Dennis‚ et al.‚ 2007) thus an alternative method to preventing further problems is the concept of harm reduction. This essay will thereby explore the strategies of harm reduction including its potential negative and positive aspects for injecting drug users and its relation to crime. Furthermore‚ it will explore extended harm reduction services specifically for drug users in Austria. Injecting drug use is acknowledged in 135 countries (UNODC‚ 2004) and is associated

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    Breast Cancer and Stress

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    a toll on the body. Breast cancer is a disease that mainly affects women and it is the leading type of cancer by sex and site for women‚ and the second leading cause of death by sex and site for women‚ after lung cancer. (1) In 2011‚ it is estimated that 23‚ 400 Canadian women will be diagnosed with breast cancer and 5‚ 100 will die from it; approximately 64 Canadian women will be diagnosed with breast cancer on a daily basis; approximately 14 Canadian women will die of breast cancer on a daily basis;

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    Fertility Reduction

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    Case 13 Reducing Fertility in Bangladesh Geographic area: Bangladesh Health condition: in the mid-970s‚ a Bangladeshi woman had more than six children on average. in combination with poor nutrition and lack of access to quality health services‚ this high fertility rate jeopardized the health of both the woman and her children. Beyond the health impact‚ high fertility and rapid population growth represented a major constraint to the country’s economic development and social progress. Global importance

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