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    vocal folds involuntarily adduct during inhalation and/or exhalation‚ and therefore restrict the airflow to and from the lungs (Mathers-Schmidt‚ 2001). It is also referred to as Vocal Cord Dysfunction and although it is not necessarily a voice disorder‚ voice disorders often co-occur with it. This paper will look to explore factors influencing the differential diagnosis of PVFM‚ treatment options‚ and the role of a Speech-Language Pathologist in working with patients with this diagnosis. PVFM

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    A Dangerous Habit-Rough Draft Creatures walk among us and inhabit our homes‚ cities‚ and country sides. They walk‚ work‚ and live among us. They release and inhale toxins into our atmosphere‚ into our people‚ and into our environment. Their lungs turn black and stale with age and use. They scatter fumes in circles and litter their ashes and dropping as if rats. They pollute our land‚ air‚ and ocean along with the life contained. Many act “cool” and participate in law breaking crimes. Some even

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    emotions * Used various techniques (voice over‚ camera shots and angles‚ non-diegetic sound and diegetic sound) * Emotion is as main part of the documentary. First paragraph: * Uses human relations (family‚ child). Giving the sense of involvement and connection to the audience. * Tells the story of the life of a penguin and gives detail. * Diegetic sound is a technique used (sound that’s not heard by the characters in the film) (voice overs and music) used to create emotions

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    with double chin and unkempt hair. She gave me an impression of a woman who was always ignored and taken no notice of. But then she astonished everybody there by her angelic voice. She sang “I dreamed a dream” and really touched my heart. She might be unemployed and unglamorous‚ but all that faded away when she sang. Her voice does have a miraculous power: once she starts singing‚ the whole world brightens up and turns into a better place. Susan Boyle’s story is just like a fairy tale of the

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    cancer-causing agents (carcinogens) than mainstream smoke. And‚ it has smaller particles than mainstream smoke‚ which make their way into the lungs and the body’s cells more easily. When non-smokers are exposed to SHS it is called involuntary smoking or passive smoking. Non-smokers who breathe in SHS take in nicotine and toxic chemicals by the same route smokers do. The more SHS you breathe‚ the higher the level of these harmful chemicals in your body. Why is secondhand smoke a problem? Secondhand smoke

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    different styles and languages‚ and overall I believe it encompasses my work as a classical vocalist. The Monk and His Cat is a 9th century Irish poem set to music by 20th century American composer Samuel Barber. It is part of a larger cycle of songs for voice and piano called the “Hermit Songs”. Though the overall style of Samuel Barber’s compositions is quite hard to pinpoint‚ The Monk and His Cat is a clear break from earlier styles.

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    foundation for speaking. According to him‚ the traits that every speaker must possess in order for people to want to listen to them are honesty‚ authenticity‚ integrity and love. Treasure also detailed and demonstrated how speakers could simply use their voice to enhance their speech. By the end of the speech‚ the audience’s applause was only just a testament to how his message resonated to them‚ and beyond. There is almost no doubt that Treasure attempted to use every skill at his disposal in order to

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    causing agents and are found in second-hand smoke. a. A few of them are benzene‚ cadmium‚ chromium‚ carbon monoxide‚ formaldehyde‚ and nickel. b. Passive smoking is estimated‚ by the EPA‚ to cause about 3‚000 lung cancer deaths in nonsmokers each year. (www.epa.gov) 2. Certain chemicals in second-hand smoke cause coronary disease. a. Thirty minutes of passive smoking can reduce the arteries’ ability to dilate‚ which may be a precursor to hardening of the arteries. (USA Today‚ 7/24/01) b. Second-hand

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    for the “excersice of free speech”. Nat Hentoff‚ He took his B.A at Northeastern University and attended Harvard University for postgraduate study. He’s a writer of many magazines‚ journals‚ and newspaper. He writes a regular column for the village Voice‚ the New York City weekly and he contributes to the Washington Post‚ the New Yorker. In one of Hentoff’s article “Should this student have been expelled‚” he clearly argues that Douglas Hann should have not been expelled from Brown University‚ regardless

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    have left you doubted you would have ever stumbled across the guild in the first place. “[Y/N].” A gruff voice brings you out of your thoughts and your obscure [e/c] eyes flicker up to meet a pair of orange ones as you lean over the balcony of the second storey‚ watching everyone in their antics while deep in thought. “Hmm?” You tilt your head to the side and stare up at the owner of the voice‚ Laxus. He was a tall‚ muscular man and also a force to be reckoned with‚ one of the strongest males in

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