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    October‚ William Graves came to our class to give a seminar-type lecture about his own father‚ the writer Robert Graves. First of all‚ our teacher gave a brief introduction about the guest and then he took the floor. The seminar was divided into different topics: first the life of Graves‚ then the legacy‚ and finally William Graves’ work as Literary Executor. Aditionally‚ he gave us a list of resources where we could look deeper into the figure that is Robert Graves. William Graves started off by

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    while not a deadly disease‚ effects about 1.2% of the population‚ occurs mostly in women‚ and can have detrimental effects on the body. Generally‚ Hyperthyroidism arises as a symptom of other more prevalent diseases. An example of this is Graves disease. Graves disease is the number one cause of hyperthyroidism and is classified as an autoimmune disease that overstimulates Thyroid Stimulating Hormone receptors and leads to an excessive overproduction of these thyroid hormones. Another example of

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    and hardship. However‚ contained in this elegy is also the answer to these fears. The author depicts the value that one should not be concerned with this world‚ but rather to take joy in the Lord. The author of “The Seafarer” describes the sea as a grave for young men and a chance for a life filled with God. The author uses personification to depict the sea as it really was‚ an evil being that drew men into its icy waves of doom. The Anglo-Saxons were faced with the decision everyday to toy

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    already get this sense and seen of decay. “In Dorset the great house at Woodcombe Park bustles with life. In Ireland the more modest Kilneagh is as quiet as a grave.”(Trevor 1). These two sentences show the contrast between the great Woodcombe estate and the once great Kilneagh estate now quiet as a grave. Trevor states it is quiet as a grave because that’s what it has become‚ a place of death. As seen through the eyes of young Willie‚ Kilneagh was once a flourishing and lush estate as well. “I would

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    A chilling breath of wind assaulted her deadened cheeks for it was a rough night and the stars had cowardly hid away behind the dull‚ mute clouds. The predatory moon‚ bright and full; crept behind the cloudy sky stalking me as prey. Her voiceless shadow stumbled drunkenly as she battled through the hawkish rain to find shelter for the night. Her car had broken down a mile or so back. It had been hours since

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    American writer Mary E. Pearson has said‚ “Words have longer lives than people” (Goodreads 6). This quote is implying that words never fade away. Rather written‚ spoken‚ or musically played‚ people cannot undo the impact of their language. Words not only hold power in real life‚ but also in fiction novels. The use of the accordion and Liesel’s book in The Book Thief illustrate the presence of symbolism which Markus Zusak uses to shed light on the power of words. The accordion illustrates the importance

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    part of the worker‚ if any. 4. Habitual misconducts include late coming‚ absenteeism; taking frequent breaks etc. the worker and the supervisor should be sensitized on the gravity of the misconduct and corrective course suggested. 5. In case of a grave misconduct‚ the worker should be called in and asked to give an explanation. 6. The case has to be briefed to him in detail and he should be asked to present his side of the story. 7. The HRD Manager has to ensure beforehand that all details regarding

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    “Disabled” : The human cost of war Wilfred Owen’ s poem “Disabled” was written during his four-month stay at Craiglock- hart Hospital in 1917. The poem eloquently depicts the disassociation and detachment from self and society felt by this solider who has become disabled. Owen uses the term “queer” to show that the soldier’ s losses have made his body alien. These injuries have also removed his social masculinity. As I read the poetry of Wilfred Owen‚ I was often disheartened by his

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    24 Sept. 2012 Research Plan The hypothesis I would like to test for my research project is that there will be more deaths that are below the age of 45 since there hadn’t been any advancements in technology and medicine was unavailable up until the late 1940’s. Since the technology for medical help was unavailable many of the soldiers that fought in the Battle of Girard would most likely have died of infection if they had been wounded. The Battle of Girard took place during the civil war and was

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    Hashimoto Thyroiditis I did not know too much about Hashimoto thyroiditis and I wanted to learn about something that I didn’t know a whole lot about. I knew basic things like patients have to take their medication‚ see their doctor‚ and if a female patient gets pregnant to see their doctor immediately. Hashimoto’s disease is a disease known by many names. They are chronic lymphocytic thyroiditis‚ Hashimoto thyroiditis‚ and autoimmune thyroiditis. It was first discovered by a scientist named Hakaru

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