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    The use of body language The problem to be examined is the use of body language in social life‚ especially in conversations and presentations. The primary purpose of the research project will be to convince people that body language plays more important role than simple words. While speaking we cannot just have a monotonous speech. We express our feelings and emotions through facial expressions and gestures‚ posture and voice tones. The study of this issue is in the high importance because conversation

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    A factor that contribute to the increasing number of students From Marigondon National High School Who Cut Classes: Its causes and effects A Research Paper presented to the class of Mrs. Mae Zafra Marigondon National High School In Partial Fulfillment of the requirement for the subject English IV by Kenneth Lloyd Varquez Sagarino January 24‚ 2013 I. Approval Sheet In a Modern day of technology new gadgets and

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    is a body dysmorphic disorder whereby sufferers are obsessed with increasing their “muscularity and leanness”‚ even if they may already be very muscular compared to the average person (Choi‚ Pope‚ & Olivardia‚ 2002; Pope‚ Gruber‚ Choi‚ Olivardia‚ & Phillips‚ 1997). They strive to make up for their overstated physical weakness through many hours of weight training and a disproportionately large focus on nutrition (Mosley‚ 2009). They are resistant to persuasion to think better of their bodies and are

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    Eating Disorders “The pressure to stay thin and trim in Hollywood is relentless‚ leading many stars to diets‚ drugs‚ and daily dates with their personal trainers” (Anderberg 73). This does not only affect celebrities however. As the media continues to impose its ideal body image‚ women and teens become obsessed with achieving that thin‚ flawless beauty. What they do not see is the hours of editing dedicated to that project. That “flawless beauty” is often as unreal as the magic on Harry Potter

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    Division of City School TONDO HIGH SCHOOL Manila In Partial Fulfilment for The requirements in ENGLISH IV A RESEARCH PAPER On the study of ‘’Tsunami” By: Leonard N. See IV – EF1 Mrs. Grace Cortez Table of contents Acknowledgement…………………..………..…………1 Introduction………………………………………………2 Significants of study…………………………………3-5 What Cause Tsunamis‚Ring of Fire & Earth and Earthquakes……………………………….….…..……6-7 What triggered this earthquake?...............................................

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    statement 8 Significances of study 9 Purpose of study 9 Research question 9 Hypothesis 9 Theoretical frame work: 10 Research Methodology: 10 Unit of analysis: 10 Results: 11 Conclusion: 11 Limitation: 11 Rational 12 Representation of ethics in the stage dramas of Pakistan Introduction It is a sad reality that : vulgarity and obscenity has corrupted our theaters as commercialization has become their main motive ‚ this paper discusses these issues. Stage dramas are related to

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    countries‚ USA‚ and some other countries‚ however no such kind of research have been conducted in Azerbaijan. So‚ the main purpose of this research is to discover what the way of spending leisure time of 18-20 years old boys and girls in Azerbaijan is‚ and what the differences are. One of the researchers who studied the topic of gender differences in spending leisure time are Marina Videnović‚ Jelena Pešić and Dijana Plut. In their research called «Young People’s Leisure Time: Gender Differences» authors

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    eating disorders CAN OBLITERATE you __________________ An Example Paper Presented to Mrs. Amy Crider Boyce College __________________ In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for EN101 __________________ by Mon Biswa Mbiswa271@students.sbts.edu Feb 13‚ 2014 EATING DISORDERS CAN OBLITERATE YOU Eating disorders can be defined by abnormal eating habits that may involve either insufficient or excessive food

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    While neuron disorders are debilitating diseases‚ scientists are researching promising new cures. This research ranges from the crosstalk between motor and sensory neurons‚ to the morphing of skin cells‚ and the function of the CLP1 gene and its role in certain diseases. A first example of this promising new research is that scientists have discovered that ephrin and Eph prevent spinal cord neurons from regenerating after injuries. This means that if scientists can coax the neurons that are injured

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    Bipolar disorder is one of the oldest known illnesses. Extensive research reveals that there was some mention of the symptoms in early medical records‚ which date back to the 1600’s. Bipolar was first noticed as far back as the second century. Aretaeus of Cappadocia (a city in ancient Turkey) first recognized some symptoms of mania and depression‚ and felt they could be linked to each other. Aretaeus’s findings went unnoticed and unsubstantiated until 1650‚ when a scientist named Richard Burton wrote

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