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    Whittier, California, where his father opened a grocery store and the home of his mother’s relatives. In 1925, the fourth son Arthur died of a mysterious illness at the age of 12. A few years later, his eldest brother Harold, became sick with tuberculosis. With a sometimes abusive father and a controlling mother, Nixon’s father refused to take handouts, and when the money ran…

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    Allan Poe uses the intense symbolism of the seven chambers to establish the idea that death is inevitable no matter how important one is in society. Some believe that “red death” was actually tuberculosis because some of the symptoms that Poe used to describe the red death or the same symptoms of tuberculosis. Poe…

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    Balram justifies murdering Ashok in order to live as a man and escape the destiny that the Indian jungle had planned for him. The people of India or either living luxurious lives or barely surviving in the slums. Balram is determined to rise in the ranks no matter what the consequences. Balram tells his granny,"I can 't live the rest of my life in a cage"(239). He does not regret his actions once his eyes are open to the injustices in his life. He will commit one murder if he can become a free…

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    Haworth, the place where she lived. Her sister would describe her as "'Stronger than a man’, Charlotte wrote, ‘simpler than a child, her nature stood alone'" ("Emily Bronte-author of"). Emily has also had several losses in her lifetime due to tuberculosis. One loss included her mother, Maria, dying of cancer. It then switched her mind to write about feeling pain. After the death of her mother, Emily's aunt moved in to help raise them. "Emily Bronte is best known for authoring the novel…

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    where before they had leaky palm roofs. He hired community health workers to ensure proper medication was being taken by patients to prevent drug-resistance and ensure complete recovery. To “increase compliance” he also gained stipends for food for Tuberculosis patients as starving people cannot get better through medicine alone. He also hired and trained local Haitians to staff the medical facility so that treatment could be administered even in his absence. He took advantage of loopholes to…

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    Edgar Allan Poe’s life influenced his works such as, The Fall of the House of Usher, Annabel Lee and The Raven. The main factor in Poe’s life that contributed to his style of writing is death, abandonment, love, and fear. Poe experienced a great deal of deaths that left him abandoned in the world. How could one go throughout life with no one on their side? That was Poe’s everyday life after the death of his loved ones. He, Edgar Allan Poe, was a lonely man with a broken heart. This lead Poe to…

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    The Millennium Development Goal that interests me the most is the promotion of gender equality and the empowering of women. I believe all the developmental goals coincide with one another but the focus on empowering women and promotion of gender equality has been an ongoing struggle as time has evolved. Also, it is frustrating how many view women as disabled individuals because of their biological organisms. The vast majority of my research will be based in the Middle East, Afghanistan to be…

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    The heart is a hollow organ that sits in the mediastinum cavity, the heart itself is surrounded by a sack known as the pericardium. The most inner layer is the epicardium the outer layer is the parietal pericardium and in between these two layers is pericardial fluid. In a normal heart a person usually contain 30-50mL of pericardial fluid. The tough layer that surrounds the parietal layer is the fibrous pericardium. The fibrous tissue sack provides physical protection to the heart by not…

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    In 1831 Poe published a new collection of poems. It has also seemed as if he spent the next four years at his aunt's house in Baltimore. Later on Poe married Virginia in 1836 and built a household in 1837. After a few years in Virginia died of tuberculosis in 1847. Poe later died in Baltimore because he died of delirium which is an acute congestion of the brain. Poe had greater influence than…

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    Furthermore, Mariam the driving force behind the founding of the RESULTs Canada- Dalhousie Chapter, an organization dedicated to raising awareness and funds for developing countries, and to eradicating major global issues such as extreme poverty, tuberculosis, polio, etc. Mariam is also a member of the Sherriff Hall Residence Council as Social Representative, and is a member of a variety of clubs and societies on campus. In addition to her work on campus, Mariam is also working to establish a…

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