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    Inner Beauty is the Real Beauty EunSuk Ji (Jenny) from Korea When I was young‚ I read many kinds of books‚ including fairy tales. Most of the books described heroes who were handsome and heroines who were beautiful. So‚ I believed I had to be beautiful if I wanted to become a great person. It was a hard time for me. Whenever I looked at someone who was more beautiful than me‚ I was stressed. As I grew up‚ I began to realize outer beauty was not so important to make someone good. I remember a friend

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    Are pageants good for kids? As the child beauty pageants started in the 1960s‚ I imagine that the founders did not picture the idea of the pageants being compromised as it is today. (Nussbaum) Parents and families‚ of the pageant contestants‚ have taken it to a new extreme when it comes to beauty and perfection in their children. This can be seen in many reality TV shows on air today‚ but TLCs “Toddlers & Tiaras” has received more controversy than any other. In such cases as 3 year old pageant

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    Advantages of beauty contests........ FIRST IMPRESSION IS THE LAST IMPRESSION...how a person appears always matters.....The first thing that catches your eye when you look at a person is his or her face.It takes just a split second for us to judge someone and make our first and everlasting impression.Good evening...today I stand in front of you to speak against the motion "beauty contest must be banned".... Many cynical people say that beauty shows are nothing more than a showcase to flaunt women’s

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    There are many factors that can affect a baby’s growth and development before birth‚ one of these factors is drinking during pregnancy. This can cause foetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASDs). This is a group of conditions that can occur in a person whose mother drank alcohol during pregnancy. These effects can include physical problems with behaviour and learning. FASDs are caused by a woman drinking alcohol during pregnancy; alcohol in the mother’s blood passes to the baby through the umbilical

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    Are Beauty Pageants Harmful? Introduction I. As the old saying goes‚ beauty is in the eye of the beholder‚ which means that someone or something may be attractive and eye-catching to one person‚ but completely unattractive to another person. If we lived in a perfect world‚ maybe everyone would follow the wise words of this old saying and admit that evaluating beauty is a subjective practice. (Bartell‚ Jeffery) Unfortunately‚ none of us live in a perfect world and the society that does exist

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    ideal woman was slightly plump‚ big-breasted‚ and rosy. In fact‚ "the dominant ideal of female beauty was exemplified by Marilyn Monroe- hardly your androgynous‚ athletic‚ adolescent type. At the peak of her popularity‚ Monroe was often described as ‘femininity incarnate’‚ ‘femaleness embodied’" (Susan Bordo 127). Marilyn Monroe was the 1950’s ideal woman. She did not feel the need to maintain a child-like appearance or be overly athletic like we feel the need to be today. When she was most popular

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    you would find in a glitz pageant. Glitz pageants are defined as a different type of pageant that use makeup‚ spray tanning and a great deal of glitter‚ jewels on the dresses. They use “cupcake dresses”‚ which are short dresses made of several layers of fabric with several embellishments. These are usually custom-made.(Winning through Pageantry). These types of pageants are featured on the show Toddlers and Tiaras. They show what happens in the preparation for a pageant. They show their practice

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    Can pneumonia affect my unborn child? A disease of one or both the lungs refers to Pneumonia. The significant reasons for pneumonia are germs like microscopic organisms‚ infection‚ and parasites. The alveoli (air sacs) of an infected individual’s lungs are expanded with liquids or discharge. Pneumonia spreads in a few ways. The virus and bacteria found in airborne droplets transmitted because of coughing and sneezing‚ when breathed in can cause pneumonia. It is additionally transmitted through blood

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    Over time‚ there have been many different modifications to facilitate transportation and the economy. The transcontinental railroad is one factor that introduced the American indusrty. This immense industry turned into an even greater business and touched from coast to coast. Because of the railroads‚ urbanization and industrialization grew although the corruptions with scandals came as well. The nation was in a time of spurring even higher from starting in 1865. Before the railroads‚ the population

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    excellent job of portraying an unrealistic beauty that is typically hard for the average woman to live up to. It is very interesting to see how the women shown in magazines‚ commercials‚ etc. actually affect the average woman. Not every woman has the same definition of what beauty is‚ so body image will continue to be an ongoing struggle of opinions. Advertisements‚ Television‚ and the fashion industry define beauty for the women of today‚ and it often has a negative impact on women’s mental/physical health

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