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    treatments have been gradually emerging in the world due to the rising inequality. The government attaches great importance to issues which are led by growing inequality due to they grow increasingly serious. To be specific, there are three main challenges which are produced by increasing inequality, is faced by the government: the growing inequality hinders the development of the economy, evokes political concerns, and generates the social difficulties. The increasing disparity between…

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    WINGLESS WORDS IN THE ODYSSEY by Judith Fletcher, the review about “WOMEN IN MIDIEVAL SOCIETY”…

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    on those texts which recognize and embody the female ugliness – Welty’s Petrified Man and Lily Daw and the Three Ladies, and O’Connor’s Good Country People and A Good Man is Hard to Find. The ugly female characters demonstrated in these fictions challenge the stiff, gendered expectations of women by their appearance, sexuality, and strength particularly when women are in the public eye. What is the difference in ugly and beauty? Ugly can be defined in the Oxford Dictionary as, “unpleasant or…

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    Euthanasia is an issue that while situational ethics while see as morally acceptable, the Catholic teachings of ‘Christ taught the law of love’’, will very much disagree; this will aid in determining which moral structure is most practical. The challenges euthanasia provides can be seen if a variety of instances. A subsequent…

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    Dn Reflection

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    Anna-Lise, Paven, Rebecca, Christina, and Colton - I appreciate your thoughtful post addressing the key points of the intersectionality paradigm and the long responses that followed. I see the incredible value of this paradigm that addresses the relationships of health disparities in the scope of the dominant culture, wherever the dominant culture is, speaking globally. I especially appreciated the point made by Pavan regarding the role of the NP which I would like to expand to the role of the…

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    Summary: SWOT Analysis

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    Developing a Strategic Plan: SWOT Analysis Strategic planning can be a complex process. For an organization to achieve the best results when planning, it is necessary to utilize a systematic approach to identifying and analyze internal and external factors. In the early 1960’s, the business community developed SWOT analysis to facilitate strategic planning (White & Blaiser, 2011). Ghazinoory, Abdi, and Azadegan-Mehr (2011) describe SWOT analysis as a process of exploring the internal and…

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    “Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country”-Charles E Weller. The call to action is one of decisive and prudent mentality that starts with a simple “yes”, yet time and time again, hesitancy hinders the simple stimulus that could inadvertently change lives. Partly due to fear and uncertainty, the other majority derives from fondness for the shallow, calm waters of life, but unless a strong gale sets human immobility into motion, there will be no call to action. Well, at…

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    Evidence presented by the National Education Association (NEA) show that the concept of standardized tests have been part of the U.S. public education system for over a century, while the actual tests have been around for more than 50 years. Kimberly Hefling, the national education writer for The Associated Press, states that research by the Council of the Great City Schools found that students take an average of 113 standardized tests before their high school graduation (Hefling, 2015). Frankly…

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    The 1920s was also known as the decade of change to many, but some people knew it as the Jazz Age because of the popularity it was gaining. However, because the origin of jazz is Creole, it caused the music to endure many racist remarks. In addition, the unique rhythm and sway of jazz weren’t well liked by people who thought it didn’t fit their idea of “real music”. Jazz originates in New Orleans, and its roots are in blues music, created during the Civil War by African Americans. Influential…

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    Raised in the 90s in Russia, I was always aware of instability of my family’s life. When my mother encouraged my siblings and me to choose professions that would give us security, bring us respect, and enable us to help the family, I chose medicine. As a student at South Ural State Medical University, I was enthusiastic about everything. I joined extracurriculars, assisting in every assessment, exam, or surgery. I participated in competitions in internal medicine and in an international…

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