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    ways because like his argument that growing up with two moms had no negative impact on who he is, there is also no real evidence to support the counterargument. “It’s why I draw on support of scientific- not anecdotal- evidence in justifying my support of same-sex marriage.” (Wahls, 2012, p. 34). This is not very effective use of logos because his book is based on anecdotal evidence about gay marriage. One way that I would say he used logos in an effective way is when he pointed out the…

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    who’d interviewed at different schools about my observation; they’d also noticed a similar trend. While I may not have the data to prove this [most medical schools don’t keep track of the number of nontraditional students admitted] and my evidence is purely anecdotal, I believe the face of the typical medical school applicant may be changing.…

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    In the evaluation there were a few rhetorical devices that were used. Here are a few that were utilized. First is Diction which was skillfully used in this chapter. "Guilt doesn't go anywhere far enough; the appropriate emotion is shame - shame at our own dependency, in this case, on the underpaid labor of others (221)". This obviously appeals to emotions of guilt and shame in readers. Makes them feel sorry for the working poor. The use of words touches the hearts of readers Logos is an appeal…

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    the ideas and motives behind Jeff Wilson’s, a college dean and professor, choice to live in a dumpster. Through adequate details in the exposition that sets up an appeal in Ethos, interesting humor that keeps the reader hooked with Bathos, and anecdotal evidence creating Logos, Hamblin is able to achieve his goal of advocating a policy of minimalist environmentalism, in a seemingly deleterious Anthropocene age.…

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    constable is expected to have reasonable grounds of suspicion for stopping and searching an individual. Unlike s.1 PACE, once reasonable grounds are established he may search the person to find whether he is in his possession of anything that constitute evidence that he is a terrorist and seize and retain anything found on that individual (s43(4)). Also under section 44 (s44) of the Terrorism Act 2000 , police forces were able to carry out stops and searches within a particular area during an…

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    For 43 years and counting, an explanation for a medical phenomenon without scientific evidences is still supported. Shaken Baby Syndrome has been drilled into the minds of Doctors and Pediatrician as fact, and is here to stay. Shaken Baby Syndrome was first coined by John Caffey in 1972. This syndrome was based on his personal observations of babies who had these three symptoms, but no obvious signs of physical trauma to the head or neck. “The state’s theory is that a person can pick up a baby…

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    the exact details of the mechanism of action of cobalt needs more research to understand how exactly thyroid activity is impaired. Unfortunately, there is little data available on cobalt metabolism in athletes. Moreover, there are no current anecdotal evidence of any athletes specifically taking cobalt supplements.27This explains why these agents are not banned yet27despite the serious health concerns. However, since they can be used to enhance erythropoiesis, further caution should be made by…

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    Urology Essay

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    Background: Urology is a surgical specialty which deals with diseases of the male and female urinary tract and the male reproductive organs. There is anecdotal evidence that medical students not well known with Urology specialty comparing with other specialties like general surgery, internal medicine etc. Based on several factors including: students awareness, overcrowded curriculum, traditional medical education system, and busy hospital rotations in clinical years and internship are associated…

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    is because the relationship between being supported and continued begging does not have sufficient evidence. The only support given that this is a real relationship is the anecdote about the returning gray squirrels on Capitol Hill. However, a false connection between events based on time or place instead of actuality occurs. While the gray squirrels do indeed return the next day, there is no evidence that it was the heavy feeding that prompts the squirrels to return to the same spot. This is…

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    recounts the abuse and poverty suffered by indigenous communities. It is believed that this letter was written around 1649, following Palafox’s return to Spain. Virtudes provides insight into how the Spanish attributed value to indigenous people, and anecdotal information regarding indigenous living and working conditions. Circumstances of production Bishop Juan de Palafox y Mendoza served as Visitador General of New Spain from 1639 to 1649,…

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