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    describing the response of the hospital staff to their Down syndrome baby‚ “Instead of congratulations‚ we were told‚ “I’m so sorry.” In place of flowers and balloons‚ the hospital sent a chaplain” (para. 8). He goes on to describe the beautiful life that his daughter‚ who struggles with Down syndrome‚ lives. He also quotes Alberto Costa‚ associate professor at the University of Colorado Denver School of Medicine‚ responding to new tests that could reveal Down syndrome in unborn children‚ ‘The parent in me

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    Humans Bow Down Analysis

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    Humans‚ Bow Down by James Patterson and Emily Raymond is set in that scenario‚ giving it the feeling that it could possibly occur in real life. In order to completely understand this novel‚ it would be helpful to look deeper into the characterization and plot of this story. The character of MikkyBo is important to the author’s point of showing that all things‚ human or not‚ are able to have emotions‚ even if it isn’t always showing. This is proven through the story because‚ MikkyBo‚ who is apart

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    Genetically transmitted disease Down syndrome Down syndrome is a genetically transmitted disease‚ the symptoms of this disease can vary depending on the person‚ but children with Down syndrome have unique physical characteristic traits for example: decrease in muscular tone‚ excess skin around the nape‚ widened nose‚ among others. Some mental characteristics are: impulsive behavior‚ short periods of attention and slow learning. Some of the disease’s effects are: pulmonary hypertension

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    Bubble Up Trickle Down

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    studied and researched bubble up and trickled down and how this has an effect on continuous changes of fashion trends. I will research further into how fashion trends from the runway are adopted by the high street shops and worn by the fashion followers and how the trends on the streets are recognized by the media and picked up by the fashion leaders. I’ll demonstrate this by using Dior New Look from the 1940’s – 1950’s as an example of the trickle down affect. I’ll also be discussing the hippie

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    Black Hawk Down Essay

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    Independent Book Review Black Hawk Down is a book by Mark Bowden‚ who is a journalist that documented the Battle of Mogadishu in his book. It is less of a story‚ and more of a collection of different accounts and recollections of people that were fighting in that battle. It is written as though the reader is a 3rd party‚ but they are also right there within the action. The book starts with the explanation of many of the people’s backgrounds that will become a major part in the book to follow

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    Black Hawk Down Analysis

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    Black Hawk Down is a movie created to show how risky and how fast the life of a soldier can turn around. It portrays the Battle to Mogadishu‚ which was a battle fought between a special task force of the US Army and Somali militia in order to restore order‚ capture Mohamed Farrah Aidid; self-proclaimed president of Somalia‚ and capture Osman Ali; a very influential war lord who helps arm Aidid’s militia. The title Black Hawk Down comes into play when two of the American Special Forces black hawk

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    Summary Of Deep Down Dark

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    After reading Deep Down Dark by Héctor Tobar‚ a question arises: Is this book about power? Well‚ after reading Law 33 from The 48 Laws of Power‚ which highlights “Everyone has a weakness‚” and it “is usually an insecurity‚ an uncontrollable emotion or need” (Greene 271)‚ power is present but not a main focus in Deep Down Dark. When searching for someone’s weakness‚ as Law 33 suggests‚ there might be a line crossed dealing with the ethical issues of the situation. One issue being‚ was it worth it

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    Adrian Martin Vega with only 8 years of age became the child with a disability who has thrilled internet with his singing.He sang when he was in the cart on the street and from three years is accompanied by his wooden box and keyboard.It did not stop him‚ from being born with hydrocephalus and congenital malformation in his hands.Adrian Martin Vega has been under 15 E.R operations.Intelectual disability did not stop this young boy from meeting his favorite famous singer Natalia Jimenez.Adrian met

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    In the early 90’s‚ the united states sent a large number of Army Rangers and Delta Force troops to Mogadishu‚ Somalia. The reason they sent these troops was to put down the militia of Muhammad Farah Aidid. Over 1000 Somalia militia died in the battle and only 19 American troops died. Black Hawk Down correctly portrayed the events that happened at the battle of Mogadishu. Throughout the movie‚ soldiers say that they should not be fighting another mans war. This idea was shared by many Americans

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    ESSAY _"SHOULD THE DEATH PENALTY BE BROUGHT BACK IN AUSTRALIA?"_ The debate for restoration of the death penalty in Australia has been ongoing since the 1985 abolishment of capital punishment in Australia. Following the abolishment of capital punishment‚ Australia has not seen any rise in the number of homicides and murders‚ suggesting that execution does not deter criminals. Each time another heinous crime is committed‚ public outcry reignites the debate on the reintroduction of the death penalty

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