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    been pushed to excel in my educational matters. I developed my own path in life and inspired myself to achieve my dreams. However, I never could have made it to this state of self-motivation and believing in myself had it not been for my family’s dedication to creating the best life possible for me and the countless mentors I had the privilege of knowing along the way. Even as a first-generation American, I was raised with the values my parents were raised with in Jamaica. They instilled the…

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    lifestyle is an attribute sought by many. It requires consistency and bravery to stand by a belief, no matter how silly. By describing the steadfast, unwavering, and focused nature of the barnacle, A.E Stallings in “The Barnacle” conveys the attitude of dedication to and stubbornness for beliefs or lifestyles. The steadfast, unwavering, and focused nature of the barnacle relates to the focus required for any meaningful or purposeful action. Stallings uses personification as one of her main…

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    Cheerleading is a sport because it requires the time and dedication to be the best to compete against another team just as any other activity. The history of competitive cheerleading is young. In only the last forty years, cheerleading has branched out to be one of the fiercest competitions crowds watch, today. (Delp). Today’s society confuses sideline cheerleading with competitive cheerleading, or allstar cheerleading. The two are completely different. The definition of a sport is, “ an…

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    experiences with student organization, coursework, internship, and independent research I feel prepared for the MSW program at Western Michigan University. If accepted to Western Michigan University’s MSW program, I will show this same level of dedication and…

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    Corporate Atonement

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    sacrificial system for on this day God removed the sins of the nation (Feinberg 1958:320). On this day they also sought God’s forgiveness and reconciliation to Him. The three important elements in corporate atonement are atonement, reconciliation and dedication. 1.1 Atonement The Day of Atonement “symbolize for Israel the substitutionary atonement God provided for their sins and the total removal of their guilt” (Harris 1990:588-589). Thus, it was an opportunity for the…

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    occurrences, he was a determined man dedicated to his vocation of service and prayer. We can all only hope to be as dedicated to our goals as he was, especially during those fifty years of suffering with the stigmata. I chose Padre Pio as my saint for his dedication to his mission and his immense love for God as shown through the many years of his life. According to Allegri’s biography on Saint Padre Pio of Pietrelcina, Pio was born as Francesco…

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    These responses were used to develop a scale to measure emotional stability, temporal perspective, and team attachment. The AIPA scale was used to measure the degree of acceptance of injuries, and the Athletic Rehabilitation Dedication Scale (ARD-S) was used to measure the dedication of athletes to rehabilitation…

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    In Mrs.Yu’s class I had examined and analyzed three of Shakespeare's plays in the past seven months. The plays I read were Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, and Macbeth. Subsequently after, studying them I typed essays comparing the protagonist’s primary character trait, fate, destiny, the theme of the play, and my own reflection on the character overall. After mastering the concept of these plays not only did I get a better understanding of who Shakespeare was, but I also learned why his work is…

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    Speech: The American Dream

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    money at leisure by the roots…”. The author’s focus in this stanza is to assure the reader that some may take advantage of your work and live off the success unknowingly. I believe this to be precise given that I have acknowledged the hard work and dedication my parents put in to assure that my sisters and I have a secure and fulfilling future, yet have taken advantage with material items as “necessities”such as smartphones, clothes, shoes etc. However, I have gracefully realized the love and…

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    Work Engagement In Nursing

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    Work engagement is a mental and dispositional state of energy investment, coping with difficulties and directing the effort to work with which the nurse identifies and feels high pleasure to perform. This is not a momentary sensation; engagement at work is a positive, pervasive and persistent mental state. In other words, the engaged nurse is one who is full of energy, feel great pleasure and inspiration for what nurse does (Rasli, et al., 2012 and Vazquez, et al., 2015). Benefits of nursing…

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