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    Half reported "occasional instability", while another 17% reported "chronic instability or frequent moving". Only 1/3 reported growing up in one location … Evidence seems to indicate that Aaron Kosminski was born in Russia in the Jewish Pale of Settlement; that he later emigrated and probably lived for some…

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    The Cold War was a state of economic, military, political and social instability throughout the world between the approximated years of 1947 and 1991. This widespread insecurity was the undeviating result of clashing ideologies and enormous power rivalry between the two superpowers of the world; the US and the Soviet Union. Both powers naturally strived for ideological and strategic influence throughout the world, yet their conflicting beliefs surrounding communism, politics and economic triumph…

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    Austerity In Argentina

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    increased defense spending have shown signs of positive development in the Argentine economy over the past nine months. Despite these positive changes, political transition, economic austerity measures, and decreased real defense spending are driving instability within Argentina and threaten to destabilize the region. Political transition as a product of public democratic will has driven most of the changes within the last six months in Argentina. In November 2015, President Mauricio Macri won…

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    “economic consequences” on the people, such as declines in tourism, people’s increasing fear of visiting crowded marketplaces, and growing economic instability (Bird, Blomberg, and Hess 262). While terrorism itself can lead to economic poverty, economic poverty is not what provokes terrorism to spread. Terrorism itself may inflict economic instability onto a nation, but a nation with preexisting economic stabilities does not make it more susceptible to forming terrorist organizations. Thus,…

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    Kaleigh DeVoe What Does That Have to Do With the Price of Bread in France? In 1789, a wave of enlightenment lit a powder keg in France. The explosion led to nearly a decade of bloodshed and violent political sparring. The citizens beheaded Louis XVI, along with most of his immediate family. They summarily executed anyone who opposed their radical regime. Though the new republic crumbled in its infancy, this era left an indelible mark on the French people. This paper will show that repetitive…

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    AFGHANISTAN Afghanistan is made up of mostly mountainous terrain, with plains to the southeastern and northern parts of the country. It spreads across 251,827 sq. miles, making it just smaller than the state of Texas which comes in at 268,820 sq. miles. The country is located between Southern Asia and Central Asia. It is bordered by Iran, Pakistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, China, and India. This location centering between central and southern Asia makes Afghanistan both landlocked…

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    of the time, it can be unstable and cause them to do things they normally wouldn’t do. A loved one’s death can significantly affect a person’s mental health, leading to mental and emotional instability. In The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger, the main character, Holden, still struggles with mental instability as a result of the loss of his younger brother. He wanders around the streets of New York trying to find the person he once was when his brother was alive. He loved his brother a great…

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    When a person is struggling with their mental instability, society is often quick to just deem them as “mad” but then refuse to look beneath the surface of their problems. For people who struggle with mental instability, pinpointing the root cause and finding the proper “cure” is integral, so that the instability will not worsen and branch out into other problems. In the book Ceremony by Leslie Marmon Silko, the character Emo suffers from the prolonged effects of war-induced trauma, which causes…

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    Emily’s personality. The readers get a glimpse as to why Emily acts the way she does, much contributed to the controlling ways of her deceased father. Readers experience an eerie sensation as they unfold her bizarre ways that include a case of mental instability and an obsession with dead bodies. Faulkner’s short story ultimately showcases an estranged girl that aches for love and acceptance, something that has been kept from her throughout her entire…

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    Conger, Conger, and Martin (2010) report direct correlations between low socioeconomic status (SES) and “higher rates of marital problems, less marital happiness, and greater instability,” stating, “low income, financial instability, or economic problems are associated with lower levels of marital quality.” This manifests in higher rates of divorce, separation, and single parenting, with long range effects including “negative consequences … across multiple…

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