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    Since the organization was initially founded in 2006‚ To Write Love On Her Arms has been helping people struggling with suicidal thoughts‚ depression‚ self harm‚ and addiction find peace within themselves and their everyday lives. Their mission statement is clearly stated on the homepage of their official website: "To Write Love on Her Arms is a non-profit movement dedicated to presenting hope and finding help for people struggling with depression‚ addiction‚ self-injury‚ and suicide. TWLOHA exists

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    All throughout A Farwell to Arms the protagonist struggles with power. Frederic Henry wishes to free himself from warfare and live with his lover Catherine Barkley. After the first year of warfare‚ during winter‚ Henry is allowed to take leave; giving him a glimpse of what is to come once he leaves the medical groups he is in. Once Henry returns to the front he visits his friend Rinaldi and the new nurse Catherine. After he meets Catherine‚ they soon begin to fall in love. Thus leading into a

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    its own internal battle. This fight is called equality to all men and women. Today these organizations find themselves face to face with a lingering decision that has been looming over its head for decades. Should the military allow women in combat arms units? There are many people who feel that this will create problems such as gender roles confusion‚ woman are not physically or mentally built for these jobs‚ and that men will not be able to control themselves around women in a combat setting. While

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    When reading Ernest Hemmingway’s A Farewell to Arms‚ I was struck by the vivid images he conveys with his descriptions of nature and the world. Hemmingway’s stark prose lends an air of bleakness to the story that truly puts the horrors and emotional turmoil of war into perspective. Although I was shocked and somewhat disappointed at the ending‚ I can see where Catherine’s death is necessary to complete the cycle and terminate the wartime romance just as the war must eventually terminate. I will say

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    Farewell to Arms Vocabulary List Page 3 - Orchards: an area of land on which fruit or nut trees are grown‚ especially commercially - Artillery: catapults and other large mechanical weapons once used by armies Page 4 - Bulged: to contain so much that the sides expand outward - Cholera: an acute and often fatal intestinal disease that produces severe gastrointestinal symptoms and is usually caused by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae Page 5 - Plateau: an area of high ground

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    industrial robotics is to make machines that can perform complex tasks like welding‚ machining‚ assembling while sufficiently reducing the time and cost needed to accomplish sophisticated jobs. This paper presents a prototype model of an industrial robotic arm and discusses various aspects of the components involved in the system. Emphasis is placed on the user interface of the system which comprises of two generic components as found in most industrial robot systems present today‚ first is the teach-pendant

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    having broken both of my arms tops the charts. Although not having broken them at the same time‚ after these experiences I have acted in a cautious manner lest I repeat history. When I was three I was adventurous‚ to the point that I would perform very dangerous activities. My favorite “activity” was to jump over the couch. As you can imagine this lead to my first broken arm. “Your arm is fine‚” claimed my mother when I told her that I broke it. She then reached for my arm and had barely moved it

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    Our Right to Bear Arms is a Danger to America: An Annotated Bibliography "Assault Weapons." Issues & Controversies. Infobase Learning‚ 29 Jan. 2016. Web. 9 Nov. 2016. This article details history of mass shootings that used assault weapons in America. The author places a definition on assault weapons as “a semiautomatic weapon with a detachable ammunition magazine and some type of advanced feature typically used in military-grade weapons.” The previous and now expired ban on certain assault weapons

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    Right to Bear Arms The Second Amendment reflects the right of all Americans to own weapons for a legal purpose‚ such as self-defense in the home. It also recognizes the need for weapons to ensure safety for the citizens and keep a well-regulated militia. The prefatory clause refers to the concept of the militia being allowed to bear arms for the safety of the state. The operative clause is very controversial‚ as it discussed the average citizens ability to own a weapon. The District of Columbia

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    To what extent did the nuclear arms race make the world a more dangerous place in the years 1949-63 The cold war brought about an arms race that increased in pace as the years went on‚ in this instance we speak of danger to mean having a significant impact on the lives of many people throughout the world through the use of nuclear arms. The world was endangered in many ways by the conflict between the Soviets and the US‚ as new technology was successfully developed not only did the number of atomic

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