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    Thailand, China, Mexico and India. Much of the issue has to do with the rapid changes in foods available, sedentary lifestyles and dietary practices for children. Other factors that are mentioned are obese and overweight parents, hectic schedule conflicts and the lack of education for both parents and children. The alarming rate of childhood obesity set children up for long term lifestyle habits…

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    adapt to the European way of life, and chose to live a conservative Islamic lifestyle, which they wanted to drag their daughter into. For example, they fought about swimming lessons, acting classes and tampons, which her parents thought were for prostitutes and that tampons would ruin her virginity.…

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    support and in some cases promote tolerance for a group’s beliefs, ideas or lifestyles. The ideas of tolerance and civil disobedience are not new and dates back to the colonial times in America. In colonial times, Hector St. Jean de Crevecoeur (n.d.) details how people of different backgrounds, beliefs, knowledge, standing and lifestyle lived and worked together without forcing other to follow their beliefs, lifestyles or ways of life from their country of origin. Tolerance used to be the idea…

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    Many people choose to sacrifice and give up food items for a better lifestyle, so they think. People often begin the vegan lifestyle without knowing that becoming a vegan has a few major repercussions. Living life as a vegan takes motivation and dedication. Straining the importance of being a vegan and all of its aspects, good and bad is a very important…

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    roaring twenties, serves as an ironic representation of the society during that time period. In The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald uses cars to represent a variety of subjects. The way the characters in the book drive acts as a reflection of their lifestyle. The writer uses the depiction of cars to illustrate a new-found sense of freedom for women, social progress and social status. Throughout the text, Fitzgerald associates female characters with cars the cars represent the mobility and…

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    The counterculture movement of the 1960s reflected an American society that was self-serving and un-patriotic to some, but to others, it was a reflection of a liberating and pleasure-seeking America. There were clear distinctions at this time between the “old” and the “new”. Baby boomers rejected the cultural standards of their parents because they wanted to pursue their own versions of happiness, but their parents’ generation believed that they were destroying the democratic ideals that…

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    of twenty tons per average American person, which is way higher than a person living in Ethiopia. For instance, to support my lifestyle, it takes twenty-four global acres of the Earth’s productive area and twenty-four tons of carbon emissions. On the other hand, to support lifestyle of an average Ethiopian person it takes less than one ton of carbon emissions. The lifestyle of the Ethiopian citizens is mostly based on agriculture and the main everyday occupations like farming, fishing, herding…

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    school district tries very hard to emphasize on healthy lifestyles. Schools encourage kids to eat healthy and be active. Healthy lifestyle doesn’t not need to start when a person is older, it is something which has to be introduced to young kids so that they can keep practicing it thought their lifetime. Living a healthy lifestyle involves not only a proper diet but also exercising on a regular basis. If people do not embrace healthy lifestyles, the world will have a reduced lifespan, which…

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    Abstract This paper will be discussing childhood obesity and gives ways to improve one’s lifestyle. I will be giving information all about this topic that is accurate based on official websites and readings. I will be giving ways to change children’s lifestyles that are healthy and explain how it will benefit them and help prevent childhood obesity. I have also interviewed a high school teacher of mine that will give her input on this topic. Preventing Childhood Obesity…

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    Jeannette grew up she became ashamed and embarrassed about it. The Walls’ lives were truly unstable. They didn’t have a stable place to sleep, a stable diet, a stable income, or a stable family relationship. The Walls basically lived a nomadic lifestyle and did what they want and didn't care about the consequence of their own action. Despite all the difficulties that had engulfed Jeannette's live, there were still some bright moments and times when Jeannette learns about life from her beloved,…

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