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    Positive and Negative effects of Nazi Germany There were many different positive and negative effects of the Nazi rule on the people of Germany between 1933 and 1939. The treaty of Versailles drained the German people of everything they had. People were poor‚ hungry and unemployed‚ and the weakened Weimar republic had become even weaker in the eyes of the German people. The harsh conditions of the treaty caused Germany to loose land‚ money‚ military strength and dignity caused Germany to fall into

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    enforced to protect students from disturbing or uncomfortable material‚ but they could lead to an educational disadvantage. One of the most notable effects of using trigger warnings would be that they hinder academic freedom. Teachers are forced to alter their lesson plans and

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    professional soccer players receive. Cristiano Ronaldo‚ who is currently the highest paid footballer in the world‚ gets paid $82 million per year. There are some that would argue that he does not deserve that much money for being a athlete. Professional football players do not get paid too much because the teams are private businesses so they can pay their players what they want‚ the players put in tons of hard work‚ and they bring in revenue for the team. With football clubs being like a private

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    We spend too much money on toys and games For me there is no real debate‚ we as Australians simply spend too much money on novelties such as toys and games. People are taking money for granted these days‚ even though Austrlia is clkassifeid as a n expensive country. People are spending money on toys and games ‚ which will most likely become boring after a few uses‚ spoil children and money can be spent better off for charity or a long term savings plan. Firstly as I mentioned toys and games may

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    Do children watch too much television? A question that we didn’t need to ask ourselves too much in the past‚ but now that it’s a common household item that children have easy access to‚ this question has been brought up a lot now than ever. Now that a T.V. is in most households in America‚ and a lot of kids are being raised on it‚ this may lead a kid to think that sitting in front of a T.V. after school is better than going outside and playing ball. It may even lead a child into resorting to a T

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    consoles may not be rotting their ideas‚ as many parents scared. A report from the European parliament concluded that computer games are good for children and teach them essential life skills. Misunderstanding the advantage of screen time causes many negative

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    COURSE OUTLINE COURSE NUMBER: NURSING 304 COURSE TITLE: PSYCHIATRIC NURSING I CREDIT HOURS: THREE (3) COURSE TIME: WEDNESDAY‚ 1:45-3:15PM FRIDAY‚ 2:45-4:15PM TEXTBOOKS: MENTAL HEALTH NURSING‚ 4TH EDITION BY: KAREN LEE FONTAINE J. SUE FLETCHER PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF PSYCHIATRIC NURSING‚ 9TH EDITION BY: GAIL W. STUART WHERE THERE IS

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    Professional athletes paid too much? There are many opinions on this issue. The owners should pay the professional athletes more money to counter the fact that they can be injured and the time spent away from their family. The skill of the players is undoubtedly the best in the world. Job security with the athletes doesn’t exist. The injuries that the athletes can endure can ruin their career and also their life after the sport. To conclude professional athletes are not paid too much. The skill of the players

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    groups is athletes. Professional athletes get paid far too much money and they shouldn’t be paid as much. Here is a good question: why are luxuries paid more than necessities? “It is a sad commentary on our societal values that these entertainers are taking in seven figure while teachers‚ police officers‚ and firefighters make less than one percent of the income of some athletes (Hjlem 12).” The money athletes are getting paid should be given to all the people who help us in our everyday lives. Why

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    conformity become too much conformity? Why‚ despite the evidence that he himself has agreed to conform to certain obvious social conventions‚ does he make conformity out to be such a terrible thing? It’s obvious that although he conformed to conventional social expectations in some ways‚ Emerson associated too much conformity—and that is an interesting question: how much is too much?—with a kind of "herd" mentality. The sheep are in this part of the meadow so I better go and stand there‚ too. The birds

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