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    Saying that‚ it is true that we can do whatever we please. However‚ is that what our founding fathers wanted for us? I believe they wanted us to pursue our dreams but only to a certain point. I believe you are bothering another soul say you are tattooing your body your family and friends might not like that‚ another way you might bother someone is you could be doing bad things like smoke you could be hurting the people you love without even knowing it. I disagree with the whole thing I believe life

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    Tattoos and Body piercings in the Work Place Michelle Chambers Com 220 November 18‚ 2010 Denise Langdon While there is a huge amount of popularity in body art and piercings today‚ are there more companies accepting them in the work place today? It seems as though the hiring practices in most companies today look past the body art and more towards the actual qualifications of an individual as compared to before‚ where tattoos and body piercings were unacceptable in the work place.

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     he begins to understand that the judgements he had previously cast were indeed erroneous and begins to realize that there is more to the savage than meets the eye.  This is evident in Ishmael’s statement about Queequeg‚ “You cannot hide the soul.  Through all his unearthly tattooings‚ I thought I saw the traces of a simple honest heart...‚” (Melville 44).  Ishmael realizes that there is a recognizable civility within the savage and from this point his outlook toward Queequeg begins to transform from negative to positive.

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    Tattoo Discrimination

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    Tattoo Discrimination in the Twenty-First Century “Dis·crim·i·na·tion: The unjust or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people or things. This is the Oxford dictionary definition of discrimination” To be ill-treated because you are different. Discrimination against those with tattoos is one of the forms of discrimination people‚ employers especially attempt to get away with. If an employer refuses to hire someone because of race‚ sex or religion it is instantly deemed as discrimination

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    HIV And Its Effects 1 HIV And Its Effects Elizabeth Grundy Psychology 102 Dr Peggy Peach October 10‚ 2001 HIV And Its Effects 2 HIV AND Its Effects The effects HIV has on a person‚ symptoms‚ risks‚ history and prevention will be explained. HIV is on a rise among sexually active people. According to Packer (1998)‚ HIV‚ the virus that causes acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS)‚ is a member of a family of viruses. The first member HTLV-I and related to STLV-I researchers believe they both have

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    Qin Shihuang Achievements

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    Emperor Qin Shihuang‚ also called Ying Zheng‚ is well-known and famous in China. The reason he got so much attention and criticism might come down to his mining the terra-cotta soldiers and horses buried with him in Xi’an. Ying Zheng was born in 259 B.C. When he was 13‚ he was the king of the state of Qin in 246 B.C. He started a series of wars for the sake of unifying the country in 238 B.C. In 230 B.C‚ He defeated the state of Han. After ten years of time‚ he defeated the last remaining state

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    There has been debate that the Polynesians came from either South America or Asia. Both linguists and archaeologists have found evidence that confirms that they originated from Asia. Scientists researching mtDNA have also backed up these findings. As the ancestors of the Polynesians journeyed across the Pacific their culture changed during isolation. The Polynesians last migration was to New Zealand. New Zealand’s climate and landscape was very different from the tropical Polynesia Islands‚ this

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    Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia is a condition characterized by an accumulation of abnormal lymphocytes (a type of white blood cells)‚ in the blood and bone marrow. Hepatitis C is another type of cancer that will be affecting primarily the liver. There is not a cure for either of these diseases but the chances of survival have improved greatly over the years. Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL) and Hepatitis C (HCV) are both forms of cancer so you cannot treat one without worsening the damage of the

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    Expository Essay Axia College of University of Phoenix Contents 1. Introduction 3 2. History of Gangs 4 3. Prison Gang Names 4 4. Gang Specific Tattoos 6 5. Special Markings 7 6. Equipment 8 7. The difference Between Prison Gang Tattoos and Tattoos in Society 9 8. Conclusion 10 9. References 11 Introduction Today ’s prison gang tattoos has a big contrasting difference than those

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    ASSAULT

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    ASSAULT Assault is fear or apprehension of immediate/unlawful contact (Darby) Battery is the actual application of force without consent‚ lawful excuse or justification At common law‚ an assault is any act committed intentionally or recklessly‚ that causes another person to apprehend immediate or unlawful violence. If force is actually applied‚ directly or indirectly‚ and unlawfully‚ without the consent of the person assaulted‚ the assault becomes a battery‚ however slight the force (Fagan) Both

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