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    in a large group setting and go in-depth to find why or why not that behavior changes. I would utilize field research and surveying to get general data then based on those results go deeper with focus groups and personal in-depth interviews. After all these findings it is important for myself and anyone that preforms research pertaining to any subject that they write out their findings in a literature review so others can…

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    Personal Goal

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    At my best, I am driven and determined, working towards a goal. I am passionate about what I study and what I do, and I use that passion to drive my work ethic. My goal has always been to achieve to the best of my ability and to know that I am doing my absolute best in every situation, whatever the domain. I strive to reach my potential and to know that there was nothing more I could have done to improve. As one of my friends described, a large part of my best self is “your drive and ambition to…

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    Brave New World” which presents a high technological society that uses all possible means to condition and controls the masses in order to achieve social stability. Furthermore, I wrote about “How Shakespeare was an influence in John’s life” because in that way we can know how this influence in his self-esteem, attitude, romanticism, real feelings and beliefs. In addition, how he could be himself no matter what other people thought or said about him. I chose a blog since is the best…

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    taken care of as soon as possible. This disease is the second leading cause of women’s death, and one in eight women will be diagnosed with it in their life. Approximately 220,000 women in the United States alone are diagnosed with breast cancer every single year. Of that amount, about 40,000 will die (National Breast Cancer Foundation). Due to these alarming statistics, multiple changes have been made in the medical field in best hopes to reduce these numbers. The world has already seen a…

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    Memory" by Elie Wiesel, they each had the outlook of finding someone who could possible change the world. Ideas or hints are given through parallel structure and repetition in both stories. The thought of having to find a person who changes the world isn't that bad, maybe the world would be better off not having to deal with poverty, domestic violence,and genocide. If everyone could I bet that they would want to change the world as well, there's a lot of bad happening, good things are…

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    Chronic Pain

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    more than just a sensation that lets us know we may have a possible injury. This type of pain is usually due to a medical condition or damage to the body. Chronic pain can cause many different types of feeling and emotions such as hopelessness, anger, anxiety, etc. Some ways to treat chronic pain are through surgery, physical therapy, rehabilitation, or medication. Chronic pain does not discriminate; it affects people all over the world. Approximately 60 million people or “10% of the…

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    During the dates of world war 2 and even the days leading up to it, information about the mistreatment of the Jewish people was not unknown however it was not taken seriously either , because nobody knew possible death awaited those who were turned away it was widely believed they would just go back to where they lived and try as best they could . Even the media have purposely put less importance on the affairs of what was occurring to the Jewish people in Europe. Reason being that many…

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    Alexander the great is known for success in battle and his perseverance. He was a very great man in my opinion, yes he killed a lot of people but sacrifices must be made to make other things possible. Like for example building one of the greatest cities the world's ever seen it contained one of the 7 wonders of the world. This is just one example of how great he is. This man spread greece culture like wild fire. Alexander the great was a spiritual man he visited the oracle many times to figure…

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    Polar Opposites of the Cold War Capitalism is the fastest growing, and largest political, social, and economic system in the world. Not too long ago Communism was spreading its borders towards neighboring Asian and European countries in a viscous retaliation against capitalism’s growth in Western Europe and Japan. The largest Capitalist nation, the U.S.A., feared that the U.S.S.R. wanted to destroy Democratic and Capitalist institutions, while the U.S.S.R. feared U.S. wealth and power stopping…

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    Howard Roark Hero

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    Cortlandt Homes- A Wonder of the World A true hero is one who does not sell their soul to conventions, but to their own purpose-such hero is The Fountainhead’s Howard Roark. In the climatic controversy of dynamiting the ingenious project of Cortlandt Homes, Roark confronts a court audience and the general public about a much deeper matter, the importance of the ego. He claims that the few who uphold the mentality of individualism are the ones who offer the greatest achievements. Yet, they go…

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