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    I need articles which will allow me to argument how intoxicated driving affects the risk of car accidents, especially for young adults in the US. The first source is from 1993, “Behavioural correlates of alcohol intoxication” (Quindlen) is a study about accidents, deaths, and the danger which correlates with alcohol consumption. The study will provide and support my arguments with facts, data, and research conclusions. It will help me to argue that the risk of driving…

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    Alcohol Case Study

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    studies to be done. Studies conducted this way have contributed to our knowledge of the permanent nervous system damage from long-term and reoccurring alcohol intoxication. In terms of temporary effects, the list includes impaired judgment, poor insight, distractibility, cognitive rigidity, and reduced motor skills. Acute alcohol intoxication compared with sobriety effects hand-eye coordination, stability in gait and balance, and speed performance. This translates into alcoholics still being…

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    drinking that night with his friends and thought he was capable driving home under the influence of alcohol. He obviously was not capable. Stephey planned on attending college with an athletic scholarship. Instead, he was charged with “two counts of intoxication manslaughter and sentenced to seven years in the state penitentiary” (“Every Face Tells A Story” 4). Stephey also must live knowing he killed two people and ruined the life of Jacqui…

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    Introductory Paragraph: For an individual to be diagnosed with alcohol abuse disorder, they must be in a dangerous pattern of consuming alcohol that will lead to dangerous consequences and impairment with the addition of at least two symptoms within a yearly range (American Psychiatric Association, 2013). The individual will also lose control of the amount he/she consumes during the day or the time of consumption. Some of the symptoms are an unsuccessful attempts to quit or reduce the amount of…

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    Morality as a whole can be represented in many ways. Morality can be represented as a gift that frees us from all evil or the act of wrong. Those that choose to abide by certain rules can be rewarded by a good result but if they choose not to abide by the rules; consequences will be put in place and a dreadful result will follow. Rescue, emphasizes mainly on deception, passion and the true sense of affection. This is represented by how far a person would go in the name of love. Webster together…

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    Poe’s story The Cask of Amontillado is among his most popular. The Cask of Amontillado is a chilling tale of revenge told as a deathbed confession. Many reviewers single out Poe’s literature work as coming right from his intuitive, pointing out not only how prudently he selected his phrases, words, and arguments but also the events that inspired the story. Poe did purposefully use his story as a form of self-therapy consequently illuminating at least some aspects of his life. An outstanding…

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    Case Study on Alcohol misuse at the workplace Summary The following is a case study of a male employee, drinking beers at work while working on a case study. He was addressed by his employer, as a result of his conduct. Even though he appears to be fully functional, his employer was not happy and is concern about his employee wellbeing as well as his industry reputation. The employee sees alcohol used among employees during work as an expensive problem for the industry. Drinking alcohol…

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    Water is the most important part of our survival. Almost every action that goes on in our bodies to keep us alive and breathing, requires water to complete. Without water our body wouldn’t be able to function and we would not be able to live. It is because of this that it is important for us to understand more about water. How much water do we really need to stay healthy? Is bottled water really that much cleaner than tap water? What risks threaten our water supply? These are important questions…

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    When I had worked about 12 months, I heard that there would be a new team member in our team. It was the first experience to meet a junior co-worker, so I really expected to it. At that time, because of the team leader, it was so tough time for me, thus I needed something to refresh the bad environment and atmosphere. I expected the new co-worker would be able to be a good opportunity to make a good environment. I remember the day when I met him and other freshmen in the restaurant. I told him…

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    Water In Human Life Essay

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    The Role of Water for Humanity Water has a very important role in the human body. Water contains an important element that people breathe called oxygen. Water can give the body a very refreshing drink while also keeping the body from going into a state of dehydration. “Dehydration is a condition that occurs when the loss of body fluids, mostly water, exceeds the amount that is taken in,” (www.webmd.com). The body can lose water through natural processes such as breathing and using the bathroom.…

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