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    Understanding the impact of addiction — whether it be an addiction to alcohol‚ opioid painkillers‚ narcotic street drugs‚ marijuana or methamphetamines — can be a wake-up call for someone who’s still on the fence about recovery. If you’ve already gotten clean and sober‚ statistics can remind you of where you’ve been in the past‚ and how far you’ve come in your recovery journey. On the other hand‚ statistics aren’t always helpful for addicts who are currently in treatment or thinking about getting

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    How to overcome shyness

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    reluctance to interact with other people. Getting ahead in life requires the ability and willingness to communicate with others‚ and shyness prevents many people from communicating effectively. Overcoming shyness can be done with a bit of effort and willpower. If shyness is holding you back‚ here are a few ways to control and even eliminate it: Tell yourself that you have nothing to fear by talking to other people. Most people are friendly and easy to talk to. This basic understanding is essential for

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    at the end of if we buy the food and we eat the junk. In the article Tara Parker said that it took her over 7 years to find out why food captures our brains. So many people especially doctors did experiments on it so Dr. Kessler test his willpower by buying two gooey chocolate chip cookies that he didn’t plan to eat. So when he was at home he started thinking about the cookies i mean who wouldn’t unless if you’re allergic to them than that’s a different story so he started staring at

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    In the book Life of Pi there is many symbolic gestures. A symbol that clearly represents the book Life of Pi is a tiger. The tiger is like Pi in many ways and he learn necessary skills. First of all‚ the tiger is a totem that connected to this book because Richard Parker (the tiger) teaches Pi many aspects of life. “It was a dazzling display of might and speed. Actually‚ it was not so much the speed that was impressive as the pure animal confidence‚ the total absorption in the movement.”(182)

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    is an ordinary woman but in her tiny appearance lies an extraordinary fortitude‚ perseverance‚ a altruistic soul and a very kindly heart. The kind of mother who brought me up with her whole kindly heart‚ the kind of persistent woman with strong willpower who had to face the toughest challenges in life‚ and the kind of person who always demonstrated great zeal for every unlucky lives without requiring anything in return and great willingness to help everyone’s misery though she did not have much‚

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    enlightenment period ( ). Franklin conceptualized idea on individualism and his humanitarianism played a role in the creation of the age of enlightenment and of Americans idea on independence. Franklin shaped an opening for the eighteenth century with his willpower and philosophies on independence by producing the thirteen virtues that assisted many Americans to govern a direct way of life to achievement and victory ( ). Franklin thought that the American Identity was gone‚ he wanted to

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    he is not courageous enough to do anything; he presents himself as one who cannot make up his mind and over thinks things. Therefore‚ he is unable to tell a woman of his desire for her. He has a somewhat unproductive‚ bleak life and has a lack of willpower and boldness to change that life. He is too afraid to do anything about it because he is afraid that he will "disturb the universe". He is too self conscious and assumes the outcome of situations before they even happen. His lack of confidence and

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    Jim Crow Laws (State of Tennessee) was laws that separated races in “southern and Border States between 1877 and the mid-1960s” (Ferris University‚ 2014) and set strict laws for African Americans in that time. The primary source below demonstrates the number of laws that were present for African Americans. These laws present the state of how the poor mistreatment of African Americans had led to their success in the civil rights movement. School desegregation was a process that occurred when the

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    This article reflects on the stigmas of obese people and how obese people are treated because of it. According to this article‚ obese people are not viewed as equals to thin people. The average person connect being obese with being lazy and ugly. This is perpetuated through openly ridiculing obese people for attributes that most likely are not true to their character. Most of society does not take into account the factors of genetics‚ environment‚ and poverty when calling someone repulsive or unmotivated

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    In George Orwell’s 1984‚ O’Brian utilizes heinous methods of physical and psychological torture to deindividualize and brainwash Winston. Winston endures torture methods like beatings‚ degradation‚ intimidation‚ and starvation. O’Brian’s methods of choice are not unlike the various torture methods used throughout history‚ particularly the methods used by the CIA in the 1950s. Upon the start of the Cold War‚ the CIA began testing different torture techniques in an attempt to gain the upper hand against

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