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    Introduction The United States goes through many crises, but one in particular is the antibiotic resistance crisis.When a person becomes ill, they will go to the doctor and get an antibiotic, however, this illness may not need an antibiotic, as in a viral infection, or the patient may not take the medication correctly. As a result, antibiotic resistance occurs and can make it impossible to cure that illness in the future. Brad Spellberg, Robert Guidos, David Gilbert, John Bradley, Helen W.…

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    ------------ First, the general synopsis... ------------ In the readings covered for this presentation, some basic questions emerge: What defines a humanitarian crisis? On what grounds should an organization or nation provide aid to a country in crisis? And what are the ultimate effects of providing such assistance to a people in crisis, in detail; whether positive…

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    American Dream In Crisis

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    AP Government Book Assignment By Tristan P. Myers “Our Kids, The American Dream In Crisis” By Robert D. Putnam “Our Kids, The American Dream in Crisis,” is an interesting piece of text that compares past and present day life stories of multiple teenage children along with their families’ outlooks of the American Dream. Using both quantitative and qualitative data, author Robert D. Putnam provides an analysis that we could all relate to. Robert D. Putnam immediately informs the reader the prime…

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    Boy Crisis Essay

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    4. Use the controversy about “boy crisis” pg 335 to reflect upon the risks and benefits of taking a problem based approach to the study of the psychology of men and boys. What might be an alternative? Use at least three online references to support your position. Include relevant facts and assumptions before describing your own position and conclude by identifying useful research that might be undertaken to clarify or address the issue. A major risk in taking the problem based approach to the…

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    The primary purpose for researching this topic is to inform the readers on homelessness. Also to give them insight on how and why homelessness is a crisis. Throughout the paper I will solely focus on homelessness in America. I chose this topic because of what happened to me and my brothers during my 7th grade year. We slept outside of our old house for a night. After my mom found out she had breast cancer she basically disconnected from the world. And during the time my mom found out about the…

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    in cutting down the budget. This probably lead to the start of this crisis. Flint being a small and poor town didn't help it either. The state took control of the budget, not caring about the local population, and they were the ones that made the switch of water supply to the Flint River. They also didn't care about the city because it wasn't a big city like Detroit, so they just did anything to reduce cost. This whole water crisis could have been easily avoidable. The state wanting to do…

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    Refugee Crisis In Syria

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    In the past few weeks and months social media and television have been bombarding us about the war in Syria and the refugee crisis that has occurred because of it. This bombardment is important, because without it, many would have no idea what was going on in Syria. Many Syrians have been displaced from their homes in the past four years since the Syrian civil war started and are struggling to find a place to live. European countries have been doing as much as they can to accept refuges, and to…

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    By 2025 the united nations predict 2.4billion people will live in regions with a water crisis. Building the farm as soon as possible would be great for everyone not just people who desperately need it but more beneficial to everyone around the world. Water is running out desalination is plants are helping but not helping everyone the future is soon to come and ideas are waiting to be built to stop the crisis before it…

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    Childhood Hunger Crisis

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    I am responding to A place at the Table, Wanda Starke’s news special, “Childhood Hunger: The Silent Crisis”, Leanne brown, Good and Cheap, and The New Face of Hunger. For countless low-income folks, the optimal decisions like meeting the many bills that they have along with bringing in food for not only their selves, but for children or other people living with them, is an issue. Though, the value of these food selections is routinely lacking in micronutrients and usually great in calories.…

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    In the United States, a devastating water crisis is occurring. Water in the town of Flint, Michigan has been contaminated with toxic substances, resulting in residents getting sick. The problem originated from a water rehabilitation project when officials decided to build a pipeline in order to draw water from Lake Huron. However, the pipeline became too expensive and was never finished. Instead officials elected to draw municipal water from the Flint River instead. Sadly, the Flint River…

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