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    matter how strong or weak‚ needs another person to have a relationship with. When one experiences the loss of a loved one or goes through a traumatic injury‚ they would desire to have a person to be there with them. In order for someone to be there in a person’s time of need‚ one has to develop a relationship with him or her. Without having relationships with other people‚ one can feel isolated. Through the teachings of the Holy Bible‚ one can learn how to have better relationships with others and

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    President Richard Nixon was a man of many accomplishments who tarnished his reputation with a slip up. President Nixon was a conservative as he cared for the environment and the proof was with him passing the Environmental Protection Agency and the Endangered Species Act. EPA was founded to protect the environment from man made hazards such as oil spills and pollutions. The ESA was founded to protect certain animals and species that were low in numbers and had a possibility of being wiped out completely

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    on rare occasions. It would get boring‚ right? Well that’s how the Ancient Romans lived. They had grains and cereal at their main disposal and if they had a garden or field so they could plant crops then they were set. Other than that they bought their food from the market place. They only meat when they had money or on special occasions. Food traditions and what they ate in Rome are similar and different to what people eat today in what their main diet is‚ rare meals‚ and events in which they had

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    There are many reasons money should be a factor in organ transplantation. Many people each day are dying from the lack of available organs for transplant‚ in other words‚ the percentage of organ donors is decreasing each year. Financial hardships for donors would no longer be a factor in the process and it would cut on the end costs of keeping a person healthy on dialysis versus just having the transplant in the first place. Stating that money should be a factor in organ transplantation. It is believed

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    Factors affecting development Early Stimulation Studies of the effect of environmental stimulation on an individual ’s development in either general or specific ability conclude that some specific stimulation should be introduced at an early age while a child is still malleable. An intense‚ persistent‚ and regular tutorial approach within the family encourages the development of a special talent or ability and develops learning sets useful in the future. A child must learn the specialized symbolic

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    For what reasons‚ and to what extentdid the Potsdam Conference of July 1945 contribute to the development of the Cold War? The name “Cold War” is the name given to a series of events such as numerous international affairs and major crises that occurred after World War Two until the USSR dissolved in 1991‚ these events include the Cuban Missile Crisis and the rise and fall of the Berlin wall. However‚ before the Cold War happened‚ conferences were held between leaders of Britain‚ USA and the

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    The Lives of Others by Michelle Looc Question: We follow the stirred up emotions of the main character in a visual or oral text to chart struggle and change. Florian Von Henckel Donnersmarck who directed The Lives of Others portrays Wiesler as an emotionless guy like a robot. We follow Wiesler’s journey as we find his struggles and changes in emotions peculiar due to his strict emotionless state. Donnersmarck uses the theme individuality vs conformity to initiate changes in Wiesler’s

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    To what extent did US intervention in 1941 change the nature of the conflict in the Sino-Japanese War of 1937-1945? Although US intervention contributed greatly to China’s eventual victory in the Sino-Japanese war‚ the situation in China and the nature of the conflict was not massively affected by the contribution‚ and in reality the intervention had little impact on the internal affairs and overall success of the second United Front. Both before and after US involvement tensions were never relieved

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    through many aspects. I think the “rise of the West” was an accurate depiction of the events of the second half of the millenia. The inventors created many things that made life easier for the people‚ and changed our way of life forever. Technology has greatly changed our world and made it easier and faster for us to complete our daily tasks. Europe dominated the world through technology‚ sea voyages‚ and Industrial Revolution. The rise of the West was affected majorly by sea voyages during this

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    the world in the political and technological fields. This can be attributed to specific choices and attitudes western nations took in three key points of world history: the fifteenth‚ nineteenth and twentieth century. One reason I believe that the West came to predominate over the rest of the world in the fifteenth century is the stagnation of innovative ideas in eastern countries due to isolation. In the early 15th century China‚ with its massive ships called junks‚ dwarfed the power of any western

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