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    American Civil War and Reconstruction periods both opposed fighting for different lifestyles, they were both fighting for freedom, and they both had unresolved issues at the end of each war in which that were all huge conflicts in both of the groups constituting the second American Revolution. The American Civil War and Reconstruction periods both opposed fighting for their different lifestyles. The American Civil war lifestyle dealt with the cause of the North no longer willing to tolerate…

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    to help individuals at risk to maintain a stable and healthy status. Furthermore, it is important to note many factors that have contributed to the rise of hypertension disease in African Americans .For example, psychological stress, and risky lifestyle behavior and telomere dysfunction (Duraimani et al, 2015). It is also important to know that hypertension can be under control to prevent further damage. For instance, individual that have been screened and diagnose with high blood pressure can…

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    has attracted more and more people’s attention. The problem of childhood obesity is becoming increasingly worrisome (Geier, Foster, Womble, Mclaughlin, Borradaile, Nachmani, Shults, 2007); The primary reason is an unhealthy lifestyle so this paragraph will show the same lifestyle between Americans and Vietnamese and the reason why more and more obese children emerge in these two countries. Children in these two countries have the same hobby. Hartmann (2015) suggests that there are many children…

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    Once his nomadic lifestyle begins,“...he found two W-4 forms McCandless had filled out… he had scrawled ‘EXEMPT EXEMPT EXEMPT EXEMPT’ and given his name as Iris Fucyu. Address: ‘None of your damn business.’ “ (Krakauer 100-101), McCandless condemns following legal regulations…

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    T.J. Eckleburg symbolize how the lifestyles of both the characters and society are seen as overly extravagant and superfluous. The author personifies this idea through the use of the quote “...Then as Doctor T.J. Eckleburg’s faded eyes came into sight down the road, I remembered Gatsby’s caution about gasoline” (Fitzgerald 122). This quote means that the eyes were always lurking in the characters’ minds as judgement of their lifestyle. Although, Gatsby did live an over-the-top life…

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    matters crowded my life, and I was not able to work out consistently or eat properly. It was when Dr. Boss gave us the time we needed to make this happen that I knew my goal was to reconnect with my previous lifestyle and truly achieve a healthier lifestyle for myself. To me, a healthier lifestyle will be achieved in two ways: by implementing a fitness plan and creating and following through with a healthy diet. Throughout my essay, I will discuss why I chose this BHAG and why it matters to me,…

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    real step to becoming American would be to move to America. Afterwards, you would need to be granted citizenship legally. From then on, it’s all about how you as a person change to adapt to the new lifestyle you’ve set yourself in. This includes whether you feel you’re an American or not, your lifestyle, daily routine, language, and the way you act in your everyday life. It’s not always an easy journey to create an American identity for yourself. But if you persevere, it is more than possible.…

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    Today in day, our country argues that our population is facing a really bad health crisis. The main reason why people might argue that our country is facing a health crisis is because of the rising rates of obesity, diabetes, hypertension, and high blood pressure. For example, food activist Michael Pollan argues that our country should stop relying on processed foods and should rely more on fresh organic foods. Michael Pollan also argues, “People eating a Western diet are prone to chronic…

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    Plagued by chronic disease in recent decades, the health of America’s population has become a pressing matter. With the establishment of health-related organizations and increased sanitation regulations, an epidemiological transition occurred that marked a dramatic decrease in infectious disease and a surge in chronic diseases, such as obesity and depression. Consequently, the newly developed concept of preventative medicine has been gaining momentum among health care professionals. Stemming…

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    Enhancing Employability

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    Jobs become scarce, unstable, and temporary in the increasingly precarious job market. As a result worker do all they can to obtain and keep a job. The precarity influences job types and positions, thus affecting one’s lifestyle. A job may require to live a way from family and friends, constantly travel, or maybe just work from home. Vicki Smith’s “Review Article on Enhancing Employability” argues that in the precariat market employees face the individual responsibility of their own…

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