could adapt to a ban by‚ for example‚ allowing smoking areas. Body paragraph 2: Topic sentence: Smokers pollute the air. Supporting details: They breathe out hundred times as much pollution as nonsmokers. Further down the scale of mattering‚ it makes your clothes and breath stink. Body Paragraph 3: Topic sentence: Smoking can cause serious health problems to the smokers themselves and to those inhaling secondhand smoke. Supporting details: Smoking causes lung cancer. 90% of the people who get
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Hour: Be Happy With What You Have ENG125 Kristen McClure July 14‚ 2013 I have chosen to use Story of an Hour‚ written by Kate Chopin and The Necklace‚ written by Guy de Maupassant for this compare and contrast paper. My intentions are to show similarities as well as differences between these two pieces and provide comparison of the works to provide a deeper insight into the topic of this paper. The theme I find similar in these two pieces is greed: you should
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How to Be Happy when You Don’t Have Friends Some chapters in life may have fewer supporting characters. If you’ve found yourself without friends for any number of reasons—new school‚ new job‚ new city‚ or new lifestyle change—you may wonder how you can possible be happy. Social connections add to life satisfaction‚ but it doesn’t take friendships to get that. Learn how to be happy without friends by cultivating self-love‚ keeping your calendar full of positive activities‚ and fostering relationships
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will make you smarter Getting smarter isn’t something that happens overnight. Instead‚ you have to build your intelligence every day through intentional daily habits. In a recent Quora thread‚ "What would you do to be a little smarter every single day?"‚ readers shared their advice on good habits you can establish. Here are some simple actions that could help you become a smarter person. 1. Come up with 10 ideas every day. Think about how to reduce poverty‚ how to solve a daily problem you have
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looked at each other and smiled meaningfully." ( This is an actual SPM question for the year 2011 - If you are asked to end with certain phrase / sentence then do end your Ending with the given phrase / sentence.) * In the question above‚ the key word which you need to understand is’MEANINGFULLY’ which means ’full of meaning / purpose / value etc’. Therefore‚ before you write your essay‚ make sure your draft has a theme which is centred around a meaningful event / incident / action etc. Plot a
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What keeps you alive? In addition to air‚ water‚ and food‚ people require something to motivate them‚ to keep them going. These motivations are oftentimes dreams which others consider to be unrealistic or even impossible. So what are we to think of people whose very existences are predicated on their own delusions? By definition‚ a person who cannot separate their own delusions from reality is considered to be insane. By this measure‚ it is possible to be a person whose entire existence is predicated
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10 Things I Hate About You 1. Some elements of the stills that tell us that ’10 Things I Hate About You’ is a teen movie are: Kat and Pat staring at each other angry confrontations between two (moody) teens Ms Perky - disapproving or disappointed adults‚ most likely teachers and parents Cameron and Bianca together young love’ Teenagers are predominant in all stills Grungy rock bands and emphasis on music rebellion and hobbies The prom stereotypical of films involving
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In the article “Fat and Happy: In Defense of Fat Acceptance‚” Mary Ray Worley‚ also a member of the National Association to Advance Fat Acceptance (NAAFA)‚ talks about being accepted in America as a fat person; she tells us her personal experiences at the NAAFA Convention‚ her points of view of being a fat person in American‚ and even gives us information from doctors and researchers about weight loss. Worley talks about how America sees fat people and how they are just totally against being fat;
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____________________________________________________ 3. STATEMENT OF REASONS Attach a statement‚ preferably no longer than a page‚ to this form‚ explaining in your own words: • Why you believe you failed the subjects • How your circumstances have now changed‚ and • Why you believe you will be able to pass your subjects if allowed to re-enrol. You must make sure that your statement is signed and dated and securely attach any supporting documentary evidence (medical/ counsellor certificates etc). 4. RETURN
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author of “Watching TV makes you smarter” sheds light on the concept he calls the Sleeper Curve that essentially states that the cognitive complexity of today’s popular media is steadily increasing with passing time. And shows like Greys Anatomy and House clearly portraits the sleeper curve that Johnson is talking about when it comes to multithreading‚ flashing arrows and social networks. These shows are both medical dramas which use a ton of medical jargon which could make it difficult to comprehend
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