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    Effects Of Epilepsy

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    The many effects of being diagnosed with epilepsy. There are the many effects it has on my life. As well as the effects it has on me personally. And lastly, the effect of having to be on medicine. There are many ways that it effects my life. For one thing I can’t drive. Which is a major part because I need to depend on lots of people instead of just doing it myself, and it’s hard. Another way it effects my life is it makes me not want to sleep in the same room as people that aren’t family.…

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    Fluoride Effects

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    United States, fluoridated the water in the community to a level of 1 ppm as a dental caries aversion measure. Nonetheless, water fluoridation remains a disputable general wellbeing measure. The article reviews the importance of Fluoride and the effects on human health. Fluoride is used widely in dentistry to help fight dental carries (cavities) in patients. “It is widely accepted that fluoride only helps prevent dental decay by topical means—by direct action on the tooth enamel…

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    Effects Of Deportation

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    Families in which have come face to face with the act of deportation would not only suffer consequences but, the United States would face economical effects as their would be a massive decrease in the workforce. The most notable change with deportation is the effect on the family change in family structure must quickly transition and adjust guardian roles to ensure the safety and support of a child. With deportation many children are left under the care of another family member meaning there is…

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    The Amazon Effect

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    of the case study analysis is to facilitate a discussion about the significance, and success related to of Amazon’s eCommerce and eFulfillment as it relates to global supply chain operations. Furthermore, this analysis will discuss how the “Amazon Effect” could impact the future state of jobs and economies throughout the marketplace. Introduction For most companies to be competitive in today’s global marketplace they must integrate an effective supply chain strategy that positions…

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    Ripling Effect

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    themselves. The affect one action can have on another person is tremendous. Actions also tend to create a vast rippling effect. Studies have been conducted to research the affect of a smile from a complete stranger. It has been shown that a simple smile improves someone's mood. When someone is in a better mood the become more likely to smile at others, thus creating a rippling effect. Unfortunately this also proves true for negative gestures and…

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    Effects Of DINP

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    Human health effects caused by DINP Diisononyl phthalate (DINP) is a phthalate ester that is commonly used as a plasticizer to make softness and flexibility to polyvinyl chloride (PVC) products, such as children’s toys. There are many health effects of DINP migrating from children’s toys during mouthing activities. Some concerns are on the kidney and liver, it causes decrease in body weight, an increase in liver weight and and changes in hypertrophy. If toys find their way into children’s…

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    The Effects Of Poverty

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    and reports have examined the effects of poverty on the well-being of children. Low income students have been found to repeat grade levels at an increased rate versus students from higher income homes. More than one-third of low income students begin kindergarten not ready for school. Children affected by poverty have a higher rate of absenteeism in school or drop out because of having to work to bring income into the household. For some children, the effects of poverty on education present…

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    Connotation Effect

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    What effects do connotation, bias, and rhetoric have on the author’s argument, and how does it affect the audience? In the editorial “‘Boobies,’ the courts and free speech” by the Times Editorial Board the author uses connotation, bias, and rhetoric to help sway the audience toward believing in their side of the argument. To start off, the author uses connotation a lot in his editorial. These are some examples of those words, “Constitutional rights, wrongly, disrespect, defiance, and…

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    Marijuana Effects

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    Marijuana effects a person in these areas, the mind, and the body in general, Long-term marijuana use effect’s a person's brain, causing the person that is in addiction to force the rest of the brain to work overtime to make up what it has lost from smoking dope, Also with non-users, they experienced increased connectivity between the most sensitive parts of the brain. Weed came to the Middle East between 2000 B.C. and 1400 B.C., and it was probably used there by the Scythians, a nomadic…

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    The Effects Of Stress

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    individual to either adapt or initiate the stress response. Therefore, a stressor is a stimulus and stress is a response. Stressor is the cause and stress is the effect. The effects of stress upon a person are cumulative and can cause serious harm if experienced over a long time. Dr. Selye Hans (1979b) was the first to study the effects of stress. He suggested that stress had four basic variations 1. Good Stress - Eustress 2. Bad Stress - Distress 3. Overstress - Hyperstress 4. Understress -…

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