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    Paws Target Customers

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    These are our target customers for three reasons; first they generally have a disposable income that can afford the services we offer. Second they are busy working longer which means they are gone more and not able to give as much attention to their dogs. Third they are value based, they do not want to waste their money on inexpensive services that are not up to their standards, and they do not mind paying an extra five to ten dollars on a day of dog care if it has the value and quality we are…

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    National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) within the United States Department of Commerce. What is the EAS? Definition of: EAS. EAS. (Electronic Article Surveillance) A security system for preventing theft in retail stores that uses disposable label tags or reusable hard tags attached to the merchandise. Dose the city that you reside in have an emergency evacuation plan ?…

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    Does ebola affect our food production? Well, first lets talk about ebola. Ebola is a hemorrhagic virus disease also known as (EVD) , EVD is a severe, often fatal disease that appeared in 1976 in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and in Nzara, Sudan. Then, later occurred in a village near the ebola river - from which ebola got its name. The disease has no true statement of how it appeared. Some believe that it comes from monkeys, bats,or even bushmeat. The World Health Organization have cited…

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    complete, the baby was estimated to have a 39 percent chance of survival, had the mother chosen to provide the proper care and attention to her child (Hyde Amendment). This women opted for the lethal alternative and the newborn was wrapped in a disposable blanket and left to suffer for over two hours before she passed away (Hyde Amendment). During those few hours, that child was considered living by her detectable heartbeat. For that short amount of time, that baby’s body was working to keep her…

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    Fiscal Policy can be considered an economic issue because any change in the government budget can have a significant impact on the economy on a whole as well as the people living in it. Fiscal Policy consists of changes in government expenditures and/or taxes to achieve economic goals, such as low unemployment, price stability, and economic growth. “Federal tax and spending policies can affect the economy because of the impact on federal borrowing, private demand for goods and service as well…

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    how percutaneous injuries to staff carry the same risk for patients and the potential for infection transmission from provider to patient and patient to provider. The three most common causes of sharps injuries are suture needles, scalpels, and disposable syringes and most injuries occur while the device was being used or passed. Strategies that the article says can reduce the risk of sharps injury are, “substituting blunt suture needles with a 59% reduction in suture needle injuries, the use…

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    Social Class In The Help

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    In the 2009 novel, The Help, the differences based on social class are highlighted. The problems the upper-middle to upper class faces are much different compared to the problems faced by their workers, members of the working poor. While the upper-middle and upper class women worry about their social standings, appearance, being rejected by members of their high society group, and sharing bathrooms with black women. The working poor have different stressors that relate to their low income such…

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    Today’s music nowadays is fundamentally focused on drugs, alcohol, etc. Artists such as Taylor Swift or Falling in Reverse as well as several other musicians or bands have had a bit of an influence on young teenagers to create depraved choices such as doing drugs and smoking. They make it seem like it’s a way to be popular and get attention from others getting people to notice their work. Parents commonly decided that the majority of music now has impacted the decisions they make. In the 1990’s,…

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    bamboo, bones, and stones - were some of the objects used while practicing acupuncture. Using these materials for the theory was not only painless but also sanitary. Today, the therapy is done with needles that are made of stainless steel and are disposable that makes the procedure painless and safe. • It is not easy to become an Acupuncturist! A licensed acupuncturist attend a tedious graduate program of around 3-4 years, and have to complete 2000+ clinical internships hours; they are required…

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    Before 1920, America used to trade in raw material goods especially the minerals like iron and coal among others. In 1914 the World War I broke which affected its economy because the trade ships were being captured and destroyed. The United States decided to wage war against Germany, and the war ended at the end of 1919 (Olson, 2016). The 1920s saw America achieve industrial revolution where many construction industries were established. This season had political, social and economic benefits…

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