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    In the movie Lars and the Real Girl, the protagonist Lars imagines that a mannequin is a real, living person. Throughout the movie, it is apparent that Lars has some sort of mental disorder. The film delves into his mental state, the causes of his condition, and how his state is treated. To begin with, Lars demonstrates signs of having traits of various mental disorders on multiple occasions. At the start of the movie, it is clear that Lars is a fairly antisocial person. He tries to avoid…

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    Banks are an extremely important in today's society, they allow individuals to take out loans to pursue their dreams, safely store their money, and provide financial advisement to their customers. Contrary to the belief that “bigger is better,” community banks are able to provide additional worthwhile aspects that are not possible for larger bank corporations. Small locally owned banks such as Community State Bank know and care about their customers, provide loans that help the community…

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    "Harrison Bergeon” is connected to the book, How to Read Literature Like a Professor in many ways. Politics, violence, and blindness are chapters of How to Read Literature Like a Professor. These chapters are important and are reflected in the story of “Harrison Bergeon.” Violence, blindness, and politics are all shown in the story of “Harrison Bergeon.” The government is controlling, violence is shown to be the answer, and blindness is shown among many characters. In the story “Harrison…

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    portray a ceiling might also cause it. sports activities: sports that contain repetitive moves can lead to tendinitis, as an instance, running, tennis, swimming, basketball, golf, bowling, and baseball. some fitness situations: human beings with diabetes and rheumatoid arthritis are much more likely to expand tendinitis. If over the counter pain suddenly receives worse, or if it all at once turns into not possible to move a joint…

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    Solid brakes that you can rely on are critical to your safety on the roads. That's why it's important to have your brakes inspected regularly and serviced when required. However, a trained mechanic can charge you an average of $349 or more per axle when you have your brakes done. It makes sense, then, to try and get the most life out of your new brakes. The good news is that a few changed habits can make a significant difference in the wear and tear that your brakes experience every day. Making…

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    salary, I made up my mind that I’m going to prove my dad wrong. I began to train for the fifty yard qualifying swim test that had to be done in thirty five seconds. I was always competitive but never joined a swim team, but instead played volleyball, bowling, and baseball for Lawrence High School. As I was training, my fastest time was thirty two seconds, that not being well enough for…

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    John Stott’s book, Your Mind Matters, explains the importance of why Christians need to truly think. Based on scripture, he believes that diligent thinking is a necessary part of a Christian’s life in at least six areas, worship, faith, holiness, guides, evangelism, and ministry. Stott felt need to write about how their mind actually matters and is critical to a Christian’s calling because “…the pressures against using the mind carefully, honestly, and faithfully as an essential aspect of the…

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    The Baroque artistic style came to fruition in the 15th and 16th centuries, and had a dominant presence in Europe. However, it did not surface in European countries in the same manner, and Baroque artists were not necessarily working with the same types of subjects or themes. That being said, overall, it was a movement focused on motion, and did its best to portray details and ideas that could be easily interpreted. Furthermore, while not every artist utilized religious themes, most were…

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    destined for the life cycle of the corn flake, but they have already outlived many seemingly more permanent products. (Source: economist.com) Let’s look into PLC model for Botox – the star product for Allergan: The product lifecycle of Botox is in the Bowling Alley phase. The market momentum has picked up as more consumers for the reasons mentioned above (aging population, increasing income, etc.) have become more open to adopt the new technology to address the issues they face. One of the…

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    During that month I spent a total of $583 which was a little too steep seeing as though my classmates on spent an average of $222. Most of that money was spent toward activities on the weekend with my teammates, whether it was something such as bowling or roller skating. If I was to cut back on some of that reckless spending going towards the items that I want instead of the items that I need my account would be in much better shape. Over the past three months my spending habits were pretty…

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