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    Ideal Body Image

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    been accepted and accustomed as a part of our daily lives. The ideal body image set forward by the media is so built into society’s head that it is becoming an expectation. The negative influences of the media pressurize teenagers into gaining that ideal‚ unattainable body that it becomes a preposterous obsession which affects their safety. Beauty is

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    Ideal Image of Beauty One of the problems women in society face is the pressure to be the ideal feminine beauty. It is a known fact that when women look into fashion magazines and watch television‚ there are always contents shown based on weight‚ beauty‚ and body care. Every woman has an agenda to keep herself looking in an appropriate manner‚ but there are women who take a life risk to achieve and impossible look that they are not naturally born with. This article is based on this subject‚ there

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    made a difference in the life of a child." Teachers play very big roles in young students’ lives. They help them develop and mature‚ and they leave a major impact on their life. In order for them to have an impact certain qualities are important. The ideal teacher should be organized‚ helpful‚ and disciplinary to have a positive influence on students. One thing a teacher absolutely needs to have is organization. The teacher has to be able to keep him or herself in order. An organized teacher should

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    My Ideal Society

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    The world is a complex place and today’s standards of society make it even more difficult to exist and act in. In my ideal society it consists of knowledge‚ reverence‚ and especially equality. Knowledge is the information that people acquire and use to have a better awareness and understanding of things. If more people had a higher level knowledge‚ there would be less crime and a high rate of poverty. Reverence is having a respectful attitude towards something or someone that is held in high regard

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    I had a really ideal childhood‚ hanging out with friends‚ chasing birds‚ and playing with snow‚ etc. I was looking forward to seeing what my life would be in the future. However‚ by the time passed‚ I realized the life would not be as simple as I thought before. I didn’t expect all kinds of “surprises” to come upon me. With puerility‚ I always dreamed something unreal. Sadly‚ they all ended up with disappointments. I have been sick of disappointments. It seemed to show that I am the most foolish

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    My Ideal Apartment

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    MY IDEAL APARTMENT I think home is where one can find peace‚ joy‚ and most importantly where one can feel safe. I live in an apartment‚ which is located in Dhanmondi. We live in 10th floor of the building. It consists three bedrooms‚ three bathrooms‚ one dining room‚ one living room‚ and a kitchen. So it consists eight different rooms‚ which is an ideal apartment for a family. Our living room is a pretty big in size. My mother decorated and furnished our living room. There are many portraits

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    The religious ideals of New England society shaped its early history. The Puritans shaped religion‚ social life‚ and government in North America to their ideals. The term puritan means a strictness in morals or religious matters. It’s often applied to cultural traits found in literature and social attitudes‚ with emphasis on education and hard work. The Puritans’ also used the Mayflower Compact for the development of government principles. The Puritans’ belief in government came from the Mayflower

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    An Ideal Room-Mate

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    things in common would be more ideal for them‚ making their student life‚ which seems very challenging and laborious‚ more meaningful and memorable. It also helps them avoid lots of trouble. For example‚ they want to study in quite dorm-room‚ but their roommates often listen to loud music. It would be very annoyed and disturbed for them to bear their roommates for a long period of time. Secondly‚ responsibility and honesty are two other good characteristics of an ideal roommate. Living with a lazy

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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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    The Harlem Renaissance remains one of the most momentous creative movements in American history‚ exceeding its original importance to one specific interest group and hence cannot be looked upon simply as a convenient metaphor. This essay will show that in addition to the eruption of creativity‚ the Harlem Renaissance should be acknowledged for its significant contribution to changing the self-perception of the Negro in America in such a positive and significant way that eventually transformed the

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