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    You Are What You Eat

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    Topic: Write a long essay about “You are what you eat”. It takes a lot of time for you to decide which kinds of food you should eat tomorrow. I think it is fair to say that what you eat affects your basic appearance‚ your well being and your future health. A good diet is central to overall good health. Food has a huge effect on your health. When it comes to a healthy diet‚ energy balance is the key to getting it right. When we eat and drink‚ we’re putting energy into our bodies. Our bodies

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    Have you read a newspaper?

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    HAVE YOU READ A NEWSPAPER? ABSTRACT Have you ever wondered; why we find the lead story in the farthest upper-right hand column? Like most people‚ we try to keep up with the news by watching it on television. That is how 65% of us get 100% of our news – from the 24-odd-minute television news broadcast. What television news bring is primarily a front-page headline service only. To get all one needs to know‚ one has to amplify these headlines with a complete account of the news from a well-edited

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    The Ugly Friend I’ve selected “The Ugly Friend” essay out of the three provided. Telling herself (Lyn Kilpatrick) as “an ugly” woman‚ representing the central idea of this essay. The main reason behind choosing “the ugly friend” as a central idea is that the woman who wrote this essay is very open toward her look and not hesitate to accept the observation of her look by others. She talked about her appearance and the charm to others about women in the whole story. Through “The ugly Friend” she was

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    You Are What You Say

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    You are what you say The essay‚ " you are what you say " is written by Robin Lakoff‚ a Professor of Linguistics at University of California. She has explicated her view on how English language has functioned to revile and debase women‚ why women are thought to be juvenile‚ dependent and frivolous species. Certain views which makes fair sex less thriving than men. The subject is of great interest as it illustrates that women only say what they mean‚ but what they say is inferred by men in a pejorative

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    You are what you eat

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    You are what you eat” Did you know that 31.8 percent of the children in America are overweight‚ and 16.9 percent of that 31.8 percent is considered to be obese? Though America is not the only country with an obesity rate over 20 percent‚ America definitely takes the lead. Some seem to believe that Americans are overweight because we are spoiled as a whole. While others may believe that‚ you are what you eat. Meaning if you over eat you will be overweight. Personally‚ I have to agree with the

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    Believe in yourself

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    doesn’t have to kill you! It has been shown that stress alone is not necessarily the cause of health issues. Rather‚ recent developments say that the belief that stress is bad is the main culprit. The way around it is to believe that the body is simply preparing you to meet the challenge! The key message here is believe in yourself. Learning how to recognize when your self-talk takes a turn for the worse is crucial. When you hear yourself saying‚ “I can’t‚” or‚ “I don’t know‚” or‚ “What if‚” a

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    The founding ideals of Prentisstown have some merit. To what extent do you agree? The establishing motives of most dystopian civilisations is to improve the progress of the race‚ however these objectives are able to unintentionally develop into undesirable environments. Through the Dystopic‚ Science Fiction novel‚ “The Knife of Never Letting Go” the author‚ Patrick Ness‚ intends to convey that although‚ the settlement of Prentisstown has immoral ethics‚ at the time of creation‚ the town had justified

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    trust in yourself

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    I meet around in Intec that I gradually opened my eyes and have a clearer view on what I truly lost throughout the struggle to acquire straight 16A1 in SPM.1. I lost friends and familyIn the end you will find that friends and family are things that you can’t replaced with money and fame. The high school memories you spent with your family and friends are valuable cause these are memories that you created when you were still a teen‚ and you will never ever had a second chance to be a teen again. Much

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    Emotional intelligence

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    Emotional Intelligence for teens ages 13-18 Revised as of 28 January 03 Note to Parents Emotional Intelligence is a wide range of skills that children of all ages can develop and improve. These skills are critical for emotional well-being and life success. This section of the Youth Deployment Activity Guide is designed to give you additional age appropriate resources that are helpful in teaching your child about emotions. The emotional and social skills that are presented were written

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    execute him. Corruption A Man for All Seasons focuses on the rise of Richard Rich as much as it follows the fall of Sir Thomas More. As More’s persistent self gets him killed. Rich becomes wealthier and retrieves greater status by selling out his friend and his own moral principles. Although Rich at first laments his loss of innocence‚ by the end of the play he has no thought of innocence anymore. Near the end of act one‚ Rich gives Cromwell information about the silver cup –that was given to him

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