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    Breaking a Norm

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    where there are a mixture of lots and lots of people to obtain reactions from. A norm‚ which is defined as a principle of right action binding upon the members of a group and serving to guide‚ control‚ or regulates proper and acceptable behavior (Webster dictionary‚ 2008). Within our culture‚ these norms are based on a general agreement of what are accepted as normal actions or mannerisms to the whole society. Before I began this experiment‚ I felt nervous and a bit antsy. I went and performed my

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    Hiv a Communicable Disease

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    evidence-based intervention‚ and a plan to ensure quality health. By definition‚ a communicable disease is “a disease that is contagious and is transmitted by direct contact with a person that is infected or by contact with body fluids” (Webster‚ 2012). In order to comprehend the seriousness of the spread of a communicable disease‚ it is important to know how it’s transmitted and the persons that are more susceptible to contract it. Once thought of a disease that only affected a certain

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    plagiarism assignment

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    plagiarised and these include the “ghost writer” which is copying another person’s work word for word as well as the misinformer‚ where the writer provides inaccurate information regarding the sources‚ making it impossible to find them. The Mirriam Webster online dictionary notes that plagiarism can be defined as the act of passing off someone’s ideas or words as if they were your own original work. It is also known as the theft or adoption of one’s efforts and in academics it commonly occurs unintentionally

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    Definition Essay: "Tight"

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    new lingo the kids are using today would have made the same mistake I have and thought of the more traditional meanings of the word tight when we hear it. The most frequently understood definition of the word tight‚ is the one in the Merriam- Webster dictionary: “fitting very close to the body; also: too snug”. Hearing the word tight automatically brings to mind those tight jeans you have in your closet that is waiting for you to lose those last five pounds so you can get them over your hips

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    The Pact

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    Stephanie Mason Andrew Baskin GSTR 110 October 5th‚ 2011 The Pact: Turning Points In a person’s life there are multiple turning points‚ some which are more crucial than others. Merriam Webster defines turning point as a point in which significant change occurs (“Turning Point”). While reading The Pact by Drs. Sampson Davis‚ George Jenkins‚ and Rameck Hunt‚ many turning points are discussed. During the introduction‚ Davis‚ Jenkins‚ and Hunt states that “we are doctors today because

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    Nina Younis Mr. O’brien English 5 June 2013 Social Media and its Impact on our Privacy Today According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary Privacy is the quality or state of being apart from company or observation. Ever since the creation of Facebook‚ Twitter and other Social Media Outlets privacy has been non-existent. One can be astonished that the definition of privacy still exists since the introduction and existence of Social Media. Social Media erased the concept of privacy

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    “Bartleby‚ The Scrivener” is a memorable story‚ by Herman Melville‚ that is able to keep its readers captivated from beginning to end. How does the author successfully grab the attention of his readers? The author utilized his masterful command of the English language to convey the characters‚ setting‚ and plot effectively; and in the midst of all the detailed descriptions Melville have used food and the action of eating as powerful symbols. In the story three of the characters have names that

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    Oskar Schindler Hero

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    According to Merriam Webster dictionary a hero is‚ "a person who is admired for great or brave acts or fine qualities or a person who is greatly admired." Oskar Schindler does not fit this definition at the beginning of the movie. Heroes commonly experience a classic call to action. Oskar Schindler’s call to action was at the beginning of the war‚ however he did not truly take action until he began to form emotional attachments towards the workers he was hiring that he had hired to originally just

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    Eve Merriam

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    was not always Eve Merriam. Her name was originally Eva Moskovitz. While living in New York‚ her career as a poet was not working out‚ so she agreed with one of her professors to change her last name to Merriam which was borrowed from the Merriam Webster dictionary. She has written more than 60 books and plays for children and adults. The two things that motivated her was her love of language and wordplay and a concern for social justice. Merriam ’s delight in the joy of language made her surprisingly

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    Ways of KNowing

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    was chosen based on what I know about being a woman. Merriam Webster’s Dictionary defines the term “Expert” as the following: having or showing special skill or knowledge because of what you have been taught or what you have experienced (Merriam-Webster) By way of this definition‚ I consider myself an expert in general womanhood. WHNP is a focus on the primary medical management of women’s health throughout the phases of a woman’s life. Many aspects of a woman’s life are variables that will affect

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