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    understand the most basic part of being generous‚ and that is the act of giving. In order to be virtuous‚ one must act‚ and in this case by giving. Giving to those in need may be seen as virtuous. By helping those in need and giving to them we may accomplish a better life. However‚ further thinking leads us to understand that giving in itself is not enough. We need to be able to know how to give just the right amount. By giving either too much or not enough we cannot be virtuous. When a person gives

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    Kipling. The poems is talking about parents who are giving advice to their kids. The topic and the theme are the same in my opinion‚ but the genders of the two kids are different. The topic is the same for both poems. I believe that the topic is parents giving advice to their kids. In the poem ‘’Girl’’ it talks about a mom giving advice to her daughter about life and how to do stuff by herself. In the poem ‘’If’’ it talks about a dad giving advice to his son. In the poem ‘’If’’ it states in stanza

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    After they split up as 2 countries fuelling this rivalry‚ both countries claimed the whole of South America as colonial possession. Pope has to intervene to stop any Christian blood from spilling. He drew a N-S (vertical) line on the map of continent‚ giving the east half to Portugal and west half to Spain. So‚ Brazil became Portuguese and the rest Spanish. This rivalry was vigorous in maritime navigation and Cartography. This rivalry was responsible for the dichotomy of (Lusitania) versus the rest of

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    affluent whites giving to poor non-whites. Each racial/ethnic group‚ and even the communities within these groups have different philanthropic practices‚ but they all make important contributions to society. One commonality that I noticed for giving practices between minority groups is their tendency to send money “back home” to family or friends who are still living in their home countries. This is most commonly seen in Latino and Asian groups‚ and is an informal way of giving--an important practice

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    how you were raised. Giving is the act of freely transferring the possession of something or someone‚ yet it has much more meaning and depth than that. While some may think of giving as a chore‚ or a burden‚ others relish at the chance. Seeing giving as a blessing they are able to hand out‚ a gesture that requires little thought or persuasion. Throughout life there are many opportunities to give back‚ or pay it forward. Enhancing others quality of life simply by giving up a portion of one’s

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    How to give up smoking

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    behavioral programs increase the proportion of the success average of giving up smoking program. It can be said that it is not only one correct way to follow in order to stop smoking‚ but there are some keys for the success of giving up smoking program. There are 4 major factors: - Making the decision to give up smoking. - Choosing a specific appointment and a giving up plan. - Dealing with the withdrawal symptoms. -The constancy of giving up smoking. Making the decision: This decision must come from

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    poor by giving them alms‚ some warned others to be careful of whom the money was given to and some people believed that being poor was a voluntary decision and if they wanted to get out of that situation‚ they do so without the help of others. In particular the clergy supported alms giving‚ government officials and the nobility advocated controlled giving‚ and some of the middle class were suspicious and judgmental and wanted the poor to work. Many of the clergy practiced the giving of alms

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    Introduction One of the measures of the goodness of a nation‚ particularly its middle class‚ is its level of civic engagement. According to the World Giving Index 2012‚ a survey of giving behaviors compiled by Charities Aid Foundation using data gathered by Gallup‚ Pakistan ranks at number 85 out of a total of 153 countries. The World Giving Index measures charitable behaviors in three key areas: donating money‚ volunteering time and helping a stranger. Pakistan’s position in the global ranking

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    John Wideman is a good example of how giving the benefit of the doubt usually hurts the person who gave it. In this case it was the mother who gave Robby the benefit of the doubt. In the book it states “…giving someone the benefit of the doubt was also giving him enough rope to hang himself. If a person takes advantage of the benefit of the doubt and keeps on taking and taking‚ one day the rope plays out. The piper must be paid. If you’ve been the one giving‚ it becomes incumbent on you to grip your

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    YCJA good or bad?

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    an adult? Would you think by giving them equal consequences it could make their whole future more challenging? The YCJA (youth criminal justice act) is positive legislation that must be upheld but should be amended when it comes to violent crimes. This act allows for youth offenders who are less mature to not be exposed and have a second chance for a bright future. At the same time giving them a fair‚ long consequence to teach them a lesson. Some suggest that by giving them a more adult like punishment

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