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    of information; with a single misstep, a politician can fall under the bus in the blink of an eye. He knows that the media is watching him closely, and that his reputation is at stake. When the narrator states that candidate has “not had too many hangovers” and “not more than three toothaches”, he shows he is able to take care of himself, demonstrating reliability. He has also “never been in jail”, suggesting honesty in following the law. . It is also mentioned that he has “7 pairs of shoes”,…

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    sold at a very high price. The reason that the horn can be sold for such a high price is because it offers many old traditional benefits. powdered horn is used in traditional Asian medicine as a supposed cure for a range of illnesses ranging from hangovers to fevers and even cancer. But the current surge has been primarily driven by demand for horn in Vietnam. As well as its use in medicine, rhino horn is bought and consumed purely as a symbol of wealth. The Black Rhino was once found throughout…

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    Alcoholism Sociology

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    Alcoholism As social beings, people possess behavior which makes up the subject matter of sociology. According to Giddens and Griffiths, sociology is the study of the social lives of humans, groups, and societies (4). Sociology cultivates people’s imagination by explaining human nature and the reasons behind individual and collective actions. In this regard, a sociologist is a social scientist who gives a wider context to personal circumstances as he or she studies institutions and the growth of…

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    Introduction Within this assignment we will talk about the definition, symptoms, causes, effects and treatments of Liver Cirrhosis. The case study is about a forty-two-year-old Simon who is an accountant, he is married with two teenage sons. Due to the stress of Simons job he unwinds at night with a drink or two or maybe three. He feels that his wife is nagging at him about his drinking but he feels that he has never been drunk. He noticed his bellying expanding and his clothes wouldn’t fit.…

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    Although some may believe that the drinking age should be lowered to eighteen, lowering the drinking age would be irresponsible and only add to societal issues. There has to be a higher age of initiation to the right to drink due to the dangers posed by drinking. Also, lowering the drinking age in the United States would be medically irresponsible-greatly interfering with the development of young adults’ bodies and minds. Lastly, lowering the drinking age would encourage and further provide the…

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    Deborah Brandt says sponsors “are any agents, local or distant, concrete or abstract, who enable, support, teach, model, as well as recruit, regulate, suppress, or withhold literacy—and gain advantage by it in some way” (166). Bob Gibson didn’t become a full-time teacher until he was in his mid-40s, and his experiences on that career path highlight both the benefits and the hindrances a sponsor can provide. Those experiences also demonstrate how integral a mixture of positive and negative…

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    Persuasive Speech Outline Introduction 1. The legal drinking age of 21 has been a topic of discussion since it came out. It is a very controversial topic. 2. I found multiple sources for both sides of this argument. In favor of age 21, I found information written by William DeJong and an organization by the title of Choose Responsibly. Information I found against the age limit was written by Dr. Ruth Engs and an organization that goes by the NIAAA, which stands for National Institute on…

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    more than a hardcore alcoholic could in an entire week. I crawled out of the tent like a worm and avoided the rusty goblets and glasses which covers the forest floor. The bandits were all laid out on the ground swimming in pools of their own drool hangovers loomed over each of their heads. They rolled to and fro not caring their clothes were getting dirtier than they already…

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    28 Days

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    Gold and Brandt (2005) define alcoholism in The American Journal of Psychiatry as a, “primary, chronic disease with genetic, psychosocial, and environmental factors influencing its development and manifestations. Often progressive and fatal, it is characterized by periodic or continuous impaired control over drinking, preoccupation with the drug alcohol despite adverse consequences, and distortions of thinking, most notably denial” (p. 1038). In the movie 28 days, the main character Gwen…

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    Drunk Driving Is Bad

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    Drinking and driving is a very dangerous thing to do. Nothing is worse than driving under the influence. It does not matter how many drinks a person has had, they should never get behind the wheel even if it was just a glass of wine. Slap someone if they even think about driving while they are drunk. Slap them so hard that it will knock some sense into them. Most people think it is okay to drink and drive because they think that they can handle it, but they are wrong. Alcohol acts like an…

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