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    What Women Really Want

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    out all her responsibilities without complaining much to this world. So now the question arises that “what women really want?” Most women know it‚ and most of them certainly not. Women need following things in order to be fulfilled :- Love :- The deepest desire of a women is to be loved and is to find a favor in her men’s eyes. Only love and accolades from her partner is what nourishes and sustains her relation. Love trumps all. She forgives many minor transgressions‚ if

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    You might think football is really fun‚ but there can be consequences that may never go away. It might surprise you how bad these injuries can affect you but it will help you have more knowledge about them. Younger kids shouldn’t play football because they can get concussions which can cause brain damage and memory loss. First of all‚ playing football can cause brain damage and affect you in the long run. In “Hard Knocks‚” The typical high school player gets about 650 hits to the head each

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    What Stories Can Teach Us About Life In comparing August Wilson ’s play "Fences" and James Thurber ’s short story "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty‚" it can be seen that the main characters in each of these stories face a similar universal human conflict. Both Troy‚ of "Fences‚" and Walter Mitty live lives in which they‚ like most everyone‚ are limited to some extent by forces beyond their control as to how they live their life. These limitations‚ unfortunately‚ cannot be avoided throughout life

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    part of the earth that does not remain affected by our actions. Our actions are now threatening the health of our planet‚ the land we live and work on‚ the water supply‚ the ozone layer‚ the animal species as well as the health of our species. With this it is easy to say "The problem is too great and what can we do now?" Well‚ we can first remember and believe that we can make a difference. We can start with making a commitment to do a few things to save our environment. We can work wi ... Our earth

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    In what was at the time named West Germany‚ there were 2467 cases of manslaughter or attempted murder in the one year of 1990. The rest of Europe had similar figures and the United States had an even higher number or cases (Mummendey‚ 1996). This begs the question as to why these events occur‚ and more specifically‚ what are the causes of this aggression? Therein lays the key to controlling and diminishing aggressive behaviour‚ in the identification of the factors that lead to aggression. This essay

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    What can we do to Stop Global Warming? Climate change may be a big problem‚ but there are many little things we can do to make a difference. If we try‚ most of us can do our part to reduce the amount of greenhouse gases that we put into the atmosphere. Many greenhouse gases come from things we do every day. As we have learned‚ these greenhouse gases trap energy in the atmosphere and make the Earth warmer. Some of these gasses occur naturally while others are caused by humans. The most common of

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    What does ’’competitiveness’’ mean at the country level? How can it be defined and measured? “Take someone who doesn ’t keep score‚ who ’s not looking to be richer‚ or afraid of losing‚ who has not the slightest interest even in his own personality: he ’s free.” Maybe Rumi (Persian poet born in 13th century) was right‚ maybe the key to true freedom and probably to happiness is to stop trying to be the best‚ stop competing with each other. But the feeling of competitiveness has existed in man since

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    after its citizens have met their bare necessities. What does Aristotle mean by ‘good’? Does it mean happiness? Stability? I found this idea particularly intriguing because Aristotle points out that this goodness is best achieved collectively rather than individually. Is this possible? As Aristotle himself points out‚ people typically act in their own self-interest “in order to obtain that which they think good”. (1252a3) If the state aims at the “highest good” (1252a6)‚ does this necessarily benefit

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    TO WHAT EXTENT CAN INTERNATIONAL AID BE REALLY EFFECTIVE? One cannot help but be shocked to hear that often‚ medical and food supplies sent to flood victims have never reached the victims but have in fact fallen into the coffers of the officials who were to distribute the supplies to the victims. This is indeed an eye-opener and we wonder how long such activities have been going on undetected. It brings to realisation the truth that among so called humans are beasts which will take advan​tage of

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    Many people do not like the idea that celebrities are in advertisements. Sue Jozui in her passage‚ argues that having celebs in advertisements is misleading and insults intelligence of the audience. She supports her argument by giving examples‚ like questioning why they think that someone will buy a suv just because some attractive famous person is pretending to drive it to get paid. The authors purpose is to persuade her audience to boycott this kind of advertising so people are not mislead anymore

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