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    Home Care Assistance and Blood Clots The body is designed to protect itself. One of the keys to this protection is the blood’s ability to clot. Every time a person is cut‚ scratched‚ or needs to heal from a wound‚ they should rejoice that their blood has the ability to clot and stop the bleeding. Sometimes‚ a blood vessel inside the body will be injured and the blood will clot inside the body. Other times‚ blood will pool in a vein due to improper blood circulation‚ and the stagnant blood will clot

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    How is Hester Prynne A Transcendentalist? In the novel The Scarlet Letter‚ by Nathaniel Hawthorne‚ Hester Prynne is mainly a transcendentalist. The term transcendentalist coined in nineteenth century America‚ describes an optimistic person who fully lives in the present and has faith in the future. He or she loves nature‚ sees God in nature‚ and believes we are all connected. A transcendentalist takes action‚ and is honest and very individualistic. To me that clearly explains Hester Prynne’s

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    Hester Prynne Article Reflection After reading this article‚ I find myself agreeing with most of what the author has to say about Hester Prynne‚ one of the protagonists in The Scarlet Letter. I enjoy the fact that the writer believes Hester is a cultural symbol who changed the way society has viewed women for a long time. I personally do not like the idea that women are always inferior to men; This probably is due to me being a female myself. Just like the writer‚ I find Hester’s open defiance

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    Iraqi women and girls face extraordinarily high levels of cultural and institutional violence and discrimination. Women who are perceived to have dishonored their families – for allegedly or actually committing adultery‚ refusing an arranged marriage‚ or asking for a divorce‚ among other reasons – may be threatened with honor killing. Iraq’s legal system institutionalizes gender-based violence and discrimination through criminal laws that condone male violence while punishing women who transgress

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    The gender wage gap has been recorded and seen since women started working and making profit for themselves. The gender wage gap has narrowed considerably in the past years‚ but even though it is getting smaller and smaller‚ it is affecting women now. Until the gap is completely gone‚ it will still be a pressing issue‚ especially for some women. It is worse for women of different demographics. There are various factors that go into the wage gap and how much money women are making compared to men

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    Fight or Die‚ Is it a Gender Based Right Even though the ban on women in combat has been officially lifted‚ it is still a very controversial topic. There still are many critics that disagree and argue that‚ women shouldn’t be allowed in combat. Also there are still a large number of restricted working fields in the military that are off limit to women. To exclude women that are willing to go to combat is just simply unfair. Women should have the same opportunities as men. Women have always fought in

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    Hester Prynne defies the ideological image of a Puritan women. Nathaniel Hawthorne portrays her as strong self reliant and outgoing women in The Scarlet Letter who castes away the stereotypical ideology of a Puritan women and establishes the concept of feminism. She defies all the necessary component of becoming a mother. She hand raised her daughter‚ Pearl‚ with no man for assistant and with a stable occupation. Although she is looked down upon by society as a sinner or someone who is impure‚ she

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    HOW PERSECUTION LEAD TO THE EARLY CHURCH’S GROWTH LIBERTY UNIVERSITY Research Paper CHHI 520 CHRISTIAN HISTORY BY CARLA JOHNSON-LANE GAINESVILLE‚ FL July 7‚2013 How Persecution Lead to the Early Church’s Growth Persecution of those who stand for God has been occurring since Genesis‚ and stories of persecution have spread throughout the world. Many times we think of persecution as being only prevalent in the early church. The treatment of Christians was probably

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    Commentary Six time U.S. Open champion. Highest-earning woman athlete of all time. Currently ranked No. 1 in the world. Posed naked on the cover of a magazine and in a bikini for several others‚ downsized to nothing more than a sexy body. This is the sad reality of this star tennis player‚ Serena Wiliams‚ along with many other female athletes in the world today. Sexualization and minimization of female athletes and women’s sports in mass media is an unfortunate trend that continues to occur in the sports

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    On the Twelfth Day of Christmas your true love tells you that they are actually a girl pretending to be a boy! That is not exactly how the song goes‚ but Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare explores this very current concept. Shakespeare’s early plays were written in the conventional style of the day‚ with elaborate metaphors and rhetorical phrases that did not always align naturally with the story’s plot or characters. However‚ William Shakespeare was very innovative‚ adapting this traditional

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