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    the existence of the problem strongly in Egypt which will be discussed by (tony ) Tony:(summary proof of problem) Road traffic accidents pose a global health‚ economic and social crisis. Each year‚ road traffic accidents kill more than a million men‚ women and children around the world. Tens of millions more are injured‚ some of whom become permanently disabled. In Egypt‚ road traffic accidents are the leading cause of death for persons aged 5 to 25 years. Each year; more than 5000 citizens are

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    Auschwitz‚ or Birkenau‚ was the largest mass murder site in human history (USHMC 1). Auschwitz was miserable from start to finish. About 1.1 million prisoners were killed‚ only 90% were Jews (USHMC 2). This is what went on in Auschwitz from when the prisoners entered to when the prisoners left. Auschwitz Concentration Camp was opened in 1940 (ABEC 15). This camp was located in Poland (USHMC 26). As you entered this camp a sign that stated “Work Will Set You Free” was up to deceive the prisoners

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    no acute distress who appears healthy‚ and walking without great difficulty. Blood pressure 126/76. Pulse 76. Respiratory rate 19. Temp 36.9. Weight 208. Palpation of the left SI joint is tender. Spine nontender. Right SI joint nontender. Negative straight leg test. _____(ETR/EPR)’s are +1 in the knees‚ and trace in the ankles. Sensation intact. No edema. Great toe and leg extensions _____(remain) intact.

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    Holocaust left an irreversible imprint on a race and individual scaring. Ones of those who survived the terrible suffering was David Klipp. David survived Auschwitz while he lost his sister and mother but still had the power to push through. Upon arriving at Auschwitz and before he arrived he thought he was going to be killed. When David arrived at Auschwitz he sister and mother were immediately sent to the gas chambers were David never saw either of them again. Since David was a young man he went to work

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    I selected chapter six titled‚ “Or the Bible” to further analyze the first section of The World Made Straight. Foster points out‚ “Even today many writers have more than a nodding acquaintance with the faith of their ancestors” (47). At the end of the reading Travis focuses in on the men killed in Shelton Laurel. Specifically he looks at the story of David Shelton. He recounts his story more than once. “David Shelton shot in both arms‚ his father and three brothers lying dead around him‚ the last

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    A.M. Rosenthal’s commentary on his experience visiting the Auschwitz concentration camp in Brzezinka and Oswiecim‚ Poland depicts the progression of the natural departure of the horrific memories that have occurred at the camp‚ along with emphasizing the importance of preserving and educating the world of this crucial part of history. By using alternating moods and tones‚ Rosenthal describes the multitude of feelings and reactions experienced by the visitors as well as himself. As he incorporates

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    Primo Levi’s‚ Survival in Auschwitz‚ follows Primo Levi’s journey during the Holocaust. Despite the harsh conditions and unjust treatment‚ he was still able to hold on to his values during the most difficult time in his life. While helping people along the way‚ who later becomes his friends and share his journey‚ he used his compassion and humanity to survive this challenging time. Similarly in health care field‚ health care professionals used compassion and their humanity in everything they do.

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    In the article‚ “Nah‚ We Straight” by Vershawn Ashanti Young‚ debates the importance of code-switching especially in today’s society. Young defines code-switching “as the use of more than one language or languages variety concurrently in conversation” (Young 149). Code-switching is changing your language‚ grammar or style‚ to appeal to a certain social group within society. I agree with Young because this is an issue‚ particularly in America because the code-switching can correlate to one’s race

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    While under the rule of Adolf Hitler‚ Auschwitz was one example of the Nazi Party’s cruelty forced onto people that were considered less valuable. During World WarⅡ‚ Auschwitz was one of the largest Nazi concentration camps. There were three large camps located in Auschwitz. The first camp located in Auschwitz was AuschwitzⅠ. Auschwitz Ⅰwas one of the main camps in Oświęcim(Holocaust Teacher Resource Center). In August of 1944‚ it held roughly about sixteen thousand prisoners(Holocaust Teacher

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    Auschwitz concentration camp (German: Konzentrationslager Auschwitz‚ pronounced [kɔntsɛntʁaˈtsi̯oːnsˌlaːɡɐ ˈʔaʊʃvɪts] ( listen)‚ also KZ and KL Auschwitz) was a network of German Nazi concentration camps and extermination camps built and operated by the Third Reich in Polish areas annexed by Nazi Germany during World War II. It consisted of Auschwitz I (the original camp)‚ Auschwitz II–Birkenau (a combination concentration/extermination camp)‚ Auschwitz III–Monowitz (a labor camp to staff an IG Farben

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