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    Being a Doctor

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    else could. I believe that the three most important qualities‚ which I possess and can make a great doctor‚ are having empathy‚ being a good listener‚ and being compassionate. Doctors must be able to listen to their patients problems and fully understand them by putting themselves into the patients’ position. I believe that having a good connection with patients and being able to talk to people are the most important qualities that all doctors must possess in order to be effective. Many instances

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    being an adolescent

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    Assessment 2 – Formal Essay in Human Relationships and Life Transitions Being an Adult INTRODUCTION Throughout this essay‚ I will be discussing the transition of adolescence. This transition is a stage of development between childhood and adulthood‚ from about 12 to 20 years of age. This transition from childhood to adulthood is smooth for some but rough for others(Caspi‚ 2000). This essay will discuss predictable and non-predictable elements of the transition. Health in adolescence issues this

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    Being An Orthodontist

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    CAREER RESEARCH ESSAY MY FUTURE JOB For my career research paper I used the results of the Holland test more than the “Who AM I” because the Holland test gave me more options and answers of what I could be in the future. There was a few that I am interested in like dental hygienists ‚ coach and orthodontist. Before I took the Holland test I had in mind what I wanted to be and the test knew it . What I had in mind is being a orthodontist. A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A ORTHODONTIST In a average day of

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    Being homeless doesn’t just mean not having a job‚ it also means that you don’t have stability of any kind. Many homeless people suffer for the reason that they go from having everything in life to not having a roof‚ food‚ money‚ people to talk to or even tranquility. Homelessness doesn’t only affect older people but it also affects younger kids. It’s very difficult for homeless people to stabilize there life’s. For the same reason is that there are so many homeless people which are also not so healthy

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    Oscar Wilde’s play “The Importance of Being Earnest” is a play that epitomizes the Victorian age. “The Importance of Being Earnest” a man named Jack who goes by the alias Earnest‚ and Algernon who goes by Bunbury. These men are living double lives‚ and by them doing so‚ they would not be considered an ideal Victorian man. Earnest and Algernon come up with these names so that they can get away from their daily lives to be along in the country. During the Victorian age‚ it was common for women to

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    There are many ways to describe or think about being lucky‚ but what is being lucky? Oprah Winfrey said‚ “Luck is a matter of preparation meeting opportunity‚” but isn’t this idea the opposite of luck? The quote from Oprah‚ to me‚ means luck is the opportunity. I would say perseverance creates opportunities‚ not luck. With this being the case‚ then‚ what is being lucky? Luck has been debated over the ages of what it is. There are even some cultures that have built upon luck‚ like the Irish culture

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    lives into the plays‚ be it their character‚ or in their influence from other persons or social aspects of their lives. This is clearly evident in Oscar Wilde’s The Importance Of Being Earnest. Many of the‚ especially social themes and issues of Wilde’s life are contextually applied to or expressed in The Importance Of Being Earnest. Class and superiority‚ gender themes with regards to marriage or wealth and the general hypocrisy‚ double meanings and the lives of the characters. The play generally

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    Being on a team can benefit an individual physically‚ emotionally‚ and psychologically. Physically‚ being part of a team can keep a body healthy and benefit certain areas of playing a sport such as one’s endurance. Being a part of a team emotionally‚ can develop many skills that one player must possess to be successful. Psychologically‚ being a part of a team can boost one’s confidence and give them the right attitude to benefit the team. Although the psychological aspect of being on a team is very

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    -being overweight means you are over the weight you are supposed to be but you’re not obese -being obese means you’re well over your healthy weight range and you are way more likely to get a serious disease that affects your health very negatively and could even lead to cancers and death -Based on the Australian Bureau of Statistics Australian Health Survey‚ Almost 63% of adults in Australia are either overweight or obese and over 25% of Australian children are overweight or obese. That is 2 in 3

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    On Being an Atheist

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    “On Being an Atheist”. McCloskey makes the claim that he is reminding fellow atheist why they believe there is no God. He claims that the traditional proofs have no merit. I believe the sheer magnitude and complexity of the world we live in is strong evidence of an intelligent designer and creator. Only an intelligent creator could form a world where the air that we breathe is part of such a complex system. We also live in a world that has morals‚ which points to a morally perfect Being that

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