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    from PubMed Central database. NCPIE Nugent‚ B.W. (2005). Hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state. EmergencyMedicine Clinics of North America‚ 23‚ 629-648. Retrieved from ScienceDirect database. Peimani‚ M.‚ Tabatabaei-Malazy‚ O.‚ & Pajouhi‚ M Ramirez‚ V.‚ & Lopez‚ W.A. (2008). Noncompliance in patients with type 2 diabetes enrolled in local diabetes education program. Ethnicity & Disease‚ 18‚ 85-86. Retrieved from MEDLINE database. Rickles‚ N.M.‚ Wertheimer‚ A.I.‚ & Smith‚ M.C. (2010)

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    murdering Mrs. Sauceda? Thank you for your time. As you have now heard my client would be incapable of murdering his sister‚ and neither would Roy. So‚ who is the perp? Who is responsible for this horrendous crime you ask? The answer is‚ Humberto Ramirez! In his statement he said‚ and I quote “I never really hung out with Jill‚ but I know she would talk to several neighbors” he then said‚ that he “never really had much contact with Jill.” However‚ the text messages prove otherwise. The text message

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    an adventure/mission but what caused or motivated you to? In many stories‚ characters embark on journeys not just for rewards but also to confront inner struggles and thoughts and discover their true selves. For example‚ in the stories The Hobbit‚ Barrio Boy‚ and The Other Side of the Sky. The main characters face challenges that drive them to take risks. Their journeys show that the drive to undertake a mission can come from wanting to prove yourself‚ embrace yourself‚ or seek a better life. They

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    "So‚ what are you into?" A simple question‚ right? Wrong. You’d think in the 21st century people would be more open minded to other’s interests‚ but when you have an interest in serial killers like I do it’s hard to get a conversation past that simple question. I once when met a boy and he asked the million dollar question. Naturally I said "Well‚ I really like serial killers." With that he gave me a sideways stare‚ awkwardly shifted in his chair and refused to make eye contact for

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    Albright‚ Madeleine. “Faith and Diplomacy.” Emerging: Contemporary Readings for Writers. Ed. Barclay Barrios. Boston: Bedford/St. Martin’s‚ 2010. 23-33. Print. Appiah‚ Kwame. “Conversation.” Emerging: Contemporary Readings for Writers. Ed. Barclay Barrios. Boston: Bedford/St. Martin’s‚ 2010. 23-33. Print. Appiah‚ Kwame. “The Primacy of Practice.” Emerging: Contemporary Readings for Writers. Ed. Barclay Barrios. Boston: Bedford/St. Martin’s‚ 2010. 23-33. Print.

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    The powerful force of democracy is the masses or the people. It can topple dictatorship that suppresses the basic rights of an individual; the rights for freedom of speech‚ freedom for want‚ and freedom for religion. It happened in the Philippines. Since the proclamation of Martial Law in September 21‚ 1972 (Proclamation No. 1081) through the government of the deposed President Ferdinand Edralin Marcos‚ these basic rights were suppressed by the military rule. I remember in the 70s‚ when you get

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    It is without a doubt that World War II had a great impact on our nation as a whole. This is because the war required changes and sacrifices for most individuals and was viewed as one’s patriotic duty. As with any life changing event‚ there were bad and good consequences that were a direct result of World War II. Significant changes took place during World War II that directly affected Mexicans in the United States. Although there were some positive effects on a national level‚ most remembered

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    The empires of Rome and China were very great ones‚ they both had many similarities and differences in the way they ran their empires. One major difference was the way they treated their women. Both Chinese and Roman women were unequal in social status than the men of the empires were‚ but they were definitely treated different in both empires. Women of China were treated quite harshly and were expected to take orders at all times by their husbands‚ and were to serve them always. This started to

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    severe brain damage and a possible spinal cord injury‚ said Jorge Ramirez‚ chief of the intensive care unit at Calderon Hospital. Lusk survived an initial surgery late Saturday night that was intended to stem brain swelling‚ even though his chances of surviving the procedure were low. "He was in a medicine-induced coma as a protective measure‚ and the medicine was being reduced to see how his organism responded‚" said Ramirez. "That didn’t mean he was going to wake up. He was in shock and that

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    Like urban music in the United States‚ bachata began as music for poor and dispossessed. Originating in the Dominican Republic‚ it reflects the social and economic dislocation of the poorest Dominicans. Derived from the Latin American tradition of guitar music‚ bachata emerged in the 1960s only to be denigrated by the media‚ mainstream musicians‚ and middle- and upper-class Dominicans‚ mainly because the lyrics often about hard drinking‚ women troubles‚ illicit sex‚ and male bravado were considered

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