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    to believe this romantic idea of love, until she shows she wants something more unique and spontaneous than a single rose with little to no meaning. Through archaic terminology, imagery, and symbolism, of the rose, Parker argues against the outdated view of love in society and literature. Dorothy Parker’s use of archaic terminology draws the reader to a feeling of old terms throughout the poem. The rose is a repeating word within the poem that defines one thing: love. Parker uses words…

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    common era Egyptians did not have the advanced technology there is today. Ancient Egypt medicine had many techniques beyond their time. Ancient Egyptians made various logical medical decisions because they documented research, had basic medical terminology and performed surgeries. Ancient Egyptians made various intelligent medical decisions because they documented research and knowledge. Documenting data helped them get advice from other cases, and also helped with surgeries. For example, the…

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    cardiovascular system emerged from a primary subject- Medical Terminology. Learning all those terms made me understand diseases and disorders such as: Gastrointestinal infection and Cerebrovascular accident. It was overwhelming at first, because it felt like an entirely new language, but eventually, I mastered it. Medical Terminology inspired me to take Anatomy & Physiology in 11th grade which expanded my understanding of the terminology I learned. It helped me further understand the cause of…

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    Do to the primitive nature of the terminology the reader can easy understand the fascination of the main character as the root of all culture is very similar and relatable. The words forbidden and god is found in all cultures worldwide and is easy relatable to the religion John practices in…

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    Wimpy In Salt To The Sea

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    Throughout the novel Salt to the Sea by Ruta Sepetys, Alfred is characterized as wimpy. Alfred is wimpy when he can’t even climb up the stairs to talk to Florian. “It took me quite a while to find the stairs and I was belabored of breath once I climbed them”(206).This shows that Alfred is wimpy.He is wimpy because he isn’t even fit enough to climb a ladder.This shows that Alfred is weak and he obviously doesn’t work out a lot or isn’t very fit. This gives the reader the sense that Alfred is…

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    Medical Office Procedures Discussion Week 1 Today I will give some examples of the skill and education that's required to be a Medical Office Manager. I will also discuss how an individual skill and education or a background in Medical Billing and coding help them as a Medical Office Manager. The Medical Office Manager is in charge of the facility which he or she is working. You will order supplies for the office so you need to be very organized. You need to be very detail oriented. Because you…

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    In my CASPA personal statement, I wrote about my parents, who are my role models and inspiration for pursuing a career in the medical field. They were immigrants from China and taught me Chinese, my first language. When I was a child, I spoke almost exclusively in Chinese until I started preschool. After I started school, I worked diligently to improve my English. Years of hard work paid off and I became fluent in English but, unfortunately, my Chinese language skills diminished. Because my…

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    Although Dr. Susanne Skyrm used technical musical terminology to explain what makes Spanish music distinctly Spanish, one can still gain a better perception of a distinguishing the cultural aspects without being a music major. Skyrm started her presentation by playing a brief piece, which she later dissected further. Skyrm touched a bit on the history of Spain prompting its musicality. For example, she explained how Andalucía is the melting pot region of Spain where most of its musical…

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    Communication with Ciro is going a lot smoother than I anticipated. Originally, I was worried that my supervisor would not speak much English and that it would be quite difficult for me to communicate with them. But, Ciro speaks English fairly well. Since English is not his first language, there are some obvious language barriers I have had to overcome. However, I believe we have decent communication whether it be over email or in person. I only meet with Ciro in person once per week, for…

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    For every New Year’s holiday, China's 130 million migrant laborers return to their native villages. This egress is the largest human migration in the world. The documentary films one couple who has emplaned on these annual hegiras for nearly two decades. The Zhangs departed their home village in Sichuan province and their children to seek job in a garment factory in Guangzhou for 16 years and travel back only once a year — like countless rural poor. This film represents both the struggles of…

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