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    The Declaration of Independence freed U.S from British control. Also the Declaration of Independence made United States a nation. Some of the main ideals in the Declaration of Independence are equality‚ Life Liberty and Pursuit of Happiness‚ consent of the Governed‚ and alter or abolish government. The main ideal is equality. The most significant ideal in the Declaration of Independence is equality because it allows all races to come to the United States‚ every men and women has equal opportunities

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    Introduction As doctors or nurses they all need to make sure that there is communication between everybody because when patients come in they expect for you to know what exactly what is going on with them and they want to make sure that the doctor and nurse communicate so that everyone knows that they are talking about the same thing. We as patients need to know if they are going to know what is wrong with us especially if we need the help. Now a days some doctors and nurses do not communicate

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    Nama : Kyaw Thu Win Mata Kuliah : Sejarah Filsafat Yunani NIM :0211210111 Pengajar : Dr. Setyo Wibowo Tugas : Pengganti UTS Tanggal : 10 Oktober 2011 SPIN DOCTORS OF THE 5TH CENTURY In the book Pre-Socratic Philosophy: “A Very Short Introduction” Catherine Osborne mentioned that the first principles of philosophy story‚ Per Socratics‚ ended by entering into a new period of philosophy by Socrates and Sophists. Most textbooks on Pre-Socratic

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    My Ideal Work

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    My Ideal Work From very early ages there is the question that bugs almost every child‚ “Whom will I become when I grow up?” Somebody wants to become a teacher or cosmonaut‚ somebody dreams about being a president or actor. This is how we see our future ideal work in the childhood‚ but how we see such ideal work in our adult life. Personally‚ I‚ being a child‚ did not know whom will I become when I grow up. I used to say that life will show‚ but I definitely knew that it will be a creative work

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    There are always two side of answering this question . The Declaration of Independence is known as the most important document in the whole history of United States . Ideals have a great effect on the the Americans identity‚most Likely they lived up with those ideals‚and still do now. Declaration of Independence is the symbol of Freedom‚Democracy and American Dream. The value of Declaration of Independence it was ‚it is and will be so marvelous in the entire globe. First‚ freedom ‚" We

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    My Ideal Life

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    Ava Morgan My Ideal Life My ideal life would be to get a scholarship at Cambridge University‚ and graduate with a PhD. After I graduate‚ I would like to become an environmental lawyer‚ specifying in wilderness preservation. I would continue to live in England until I think of a reason not to‚ and I will make my home there. I don’t want to get married right away‚ and especially not have children right away. I still want to be young and have fun- I don’t want to have a kid to take care

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    The Ideal Puritan Society

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    John Swift The Ideal Puritan Society Puritans thought of themselves as members of the Church of England. Disgusted with the tainted modern religious practices‚ puritans tried to change that institution. They soon became frustrated with the lack of successful reform as English kings James I and Charles I persecuted them. The Puritans migrated to the New World to create a nation according to their own beliefs. The Puritan Society was a very restrictive and socially constrictive one. Massachusetts

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    My Ideal Day

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    My Ideal Day: On Royal Davui Island‚ Fiji My ideal day begins with me waking up alone in the bed of one the rooms on Royal Davui Island‚ Fiji‚ in Royal Davui Island Resort to a breakfast consisting of sweet red strawberries‚ sour green grapes‚ freshly cut pineapple‚ crispy turkey bacon‚ and fluffy warm pancakes. After eating a hearty and ideal breakfast‚ I will change from my night clothes to put on a red two piece high waist pinup style bathing suit‚ with an overly large floppy neutral toned hat

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    My Ideal Vacation

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    Vacations illastration paperDestiny English 093 07-7-13 Essay 1 My Ideal Vacation There are many wonders in this world to see‚ what would be your choice for your ideal vacation? My vacation choice would be Germany. I have always dreamed of going to Germany‚ not a specific town but anywhere in Germany! I want to explore all the majestic wonders‚ learn their culture and taste their food. Germany intrigues me because it holds so much history. Since my senior year in high school‚ when I took

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    protection and land rights. This loyalty would become the characteristic ideal of the samurai warrior. The warrior class would rule society and politics in Japan until the Tokugawa Shogunate in the nineteenth century. A samurai was a member of the Japanese elite and his lifestyle was dictated by a series of strict moral codes and ideals. True loyalty to his lord was expected‚ if not always followed through in its ideal form. In 1703 a vendetta carried out by forty-six former vassals avenging

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