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    1991 to 1997. The effects of child abuse include physical‚ mental‚ and social effects. Physical effects pertain to the body‚ the tendency to touch‚ or to be rough. The physical effects of child abuse include unusual bruises‚ injuries‚ and unexplained burns (Barrier‚ 2006). Some of these may take the shape or the form of an iron‚ a cord‚ or anything that might have been used as a tool for violence against the child. Child abuse leads to mental effects (Barrier‚ 2006). Mental effects refer to a sort

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    Brain drain‚ or human capital flight‚ is a buzzword that describes the departure or emigration of individuals with technical skills or knowledge from organizations‚ industries‚ or geographical regions. Brain drain is common among developing nations‚ such as the former colonies of Africa‚[1] the island nations of the Caribbean‚[2] and particularly in centralized economies such as former East Germany and the Soviet Union. Recently‚ it’s been documented that China has been leading the world in Brain

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    The Problem With Fracking Fracking is a drilling process that injects millions of gallons of water‚ sand‚ and chemicals under hi pressure into a well‚ cracking the rock to release natural gases and oil. It is beginning to become scientifically linked to creating earthquakes by aggravating the faults. But before we talk about how it is causing earthquakes‚ we must first go into detail on the complete process of fracking. Fracking site drills 6000ft through aquifer toward shell – then drill horizontally

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    REVERSE BRAIN DRAIN- A CONTRIBUTION TO INDIAN ECONOMY India is on the brink of an economic upturn as the phenomenon of brain drain has taken a role reversal in the last decade. The crème of the country’s management and technical acumen left due to inadequate opportunities and working conditions. Now‚ the stage is set. The world is watching as India experiences the most exciting phase of economic growth. As per the recent UN Development Programme report of 2001 as many as 100‚000 professionals

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    rules of football. Concussions are in every age level in football. Everyone thinks the main causes of the recent incline of concussions in football today are because players are hitting too hard‚ yes and no. A concussion can become more severe if it isn’t noticed during the play it happened. It can become worse if the player isn’t tested for it and taken out of the game. Another thing that can cause concussions is when a defensive player launches his whole body towards the head of the offensive

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    consensual and contractual relationship recognized by law.” Marriage is something no one should enter into lightly‚ it is considered as an intimate or close union. Most marriages don’t always last‚ they do end in divorce. Some of the most leading causes in divorce are lack of foundation and lack of communication. A recent study shows that almost half of American marriages end in divorce. Why would you want to get married to someone that you have nothing in common with? Most marriages end because

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    Cause Effect of Divorce

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    WSC 1 Brian MacDonald Professor Marinelli C/E Question #7‚ November 29‚ 2010 The Causes of a High Divorce Rate In recent years‚ the divorce rate in the United States has been increasing. Marriage is a powerful factor in the typical American adult‚ and with the high divorce rate‚ that factor is becoming less important. Because of the infidelity of adults towards their spouse‚ the poor communication of opinions between each other‚ and a lack of commitment‚ the

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    Cause N Effect

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    Procrastination Leads to Stress and Causes Bad Grades Submitted by: trinalvDate Submitted: 12/27/2008 11:30 PM Category: English Words: 807 Pages: 4 Views: 2202 | My purpose is to explain the reason people procrastinate and how it can cause poor grades and stress. I of course procrastinated for weeks and then did research and changed my topic four times. Once I figured out what I wanted to write about it was fairly easy to find the topic surprisingly. There was a lot of psychological information

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    Before a marriage is fully “matured” 3 out of 10 fail and resort in a divorce. No child want’s to hear the word divorce mentioned by their parents‚ little alone the other spouse. Many now a days seek divorce as an “easy way out‚” given that they have an annulment. Some may even cheat the system and get married for the spouses money‚ title‚ or objects. The marriages that are there just for show‚ don’t tend to last as long and become unhappy. In a marriage anything can go wrong from bad communication

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    PSTD‚ the under addressed demon we battle. Brian McCluskey Psychology Bryant and Stratton College PSTD‚ the under addressed demon we battle. One of the most difficult and most elusive war inflicted hardships to deal with are those involving psychological disorders or afflictions. These particular war related traumas are not ones that can be touched‚ amputated‚ surgically removed‚ or sutured. Yet to those inflicted the pain and suffering is just as tremendous. Yet‚ psychological disorders

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