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    Says/Does/Because Analysis “What would you give to know the meaning of life… to know the one secret necessary to understand your place in the cosmos. What would you give?” “Why don’t you tell us Doc?,” a kid to the left of me called out.” “ I could, but then it wouldn 't mean anything. Knowledge is worthless without sacrifice,” Dr. Lauden says. (240-241) Every person has at least asked once in their life what is the meaning of their life, what purpose do they have on this land called, Earth.…

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    Athletes Foot Essay

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    What is athlete’s foot? Athlete’s foot is a common infection of the skin triggered by fungus. It’s usually referred to medically as tinea pedis. Athlete’s foot can take place anywhere in or around the foot but usually between the toes and the bottom of the foot. Athlete’s foot can be caused by many types of fungi including species of Trichophyton, epidermophyton and microsporum. The condition is usually developed by contact with the infected skin with the bacteria. It is often a crusty, red,…

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    Sensation

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    Although commonly neglected, one other sense called the vestibular sense. This sense gives us the ability of balance and body posture. When we have motion sickness, this sense is in full effect. When maintaining balance, the vestibular system takes the important information for handling movement and there flexes that move many parts of the body to make up for changes in body position. Nevertheless, both…

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    to be a the mixture of the elements and humors, which were life forces described by platonic doctrines, and used to explain bodily functions If one's crasis was balanced then the person was considered healthy, but If the crasis was unbalanced then sickness would occur. The most important out of all of the crasis was the vital pneuma, the “life force” which was pushed through the body, resulting in a pulse. In this way, cultural and philosophical beliefs popular in Roman society were further…

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    Krysta Skaar Gould ENG1001 19 October 2015 Moving To Virginia Being a new driver can be a horrifying experience. Being a new driver and driving cross country alone was the most terrifying experiences I have yet to have. I was one of those late bloomers when it came to driving, sometimes I still feel like I am not ready to drive. I was always afraid of the being in a car, but I decided that driving was an important skill that I should learn. I also thought it would be good exercise and help me…

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    October 14, 2014--the days are counting down and not a day spent at practice that we are not preparing for this game. The feelings can never replace a time, a place, and a team. As the days went fast, and what seemed to be the night that almost felt like it wasn’t real. The bus ride seemed to determine where we would go from here. We all knew where the bus was taking us, Spring Grove placed 6th whereas Kingsland placed 11th. The game everyone wouldn’t miss, yes due to the loss of every game we…

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    1. The Last to See Them Alive The scene was set in Holcomb, Kansas, an extremely small town. Herb Clutter was the wealthy owner of River Valley Farm, husband to Bonnie Clutter, and father of three daughters and one son. Dick arrived to pickup Perry and the pair drove off; while in the car, Dick tells Perry about the lie he told his parents so that he can stay out overnight. It is revealed that Dick’s parents don’t like Perry because Dick befriended him in jail. Dick and Perry arrived in Emporia,…

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    The Humanities in Ancient, Classical, and Hellenistic Greece The history of Greece is filled with ethos and color through all the ages and societies of the past. Ancient, Classical, and Hellenistic Greek are three civilizations rich in their expression of the humanities. While these cultures are very similar is some ways due to the fact that the people resided in the same country, many of their beliefs and practices were different from one another as they expanded on and learned from the period…

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    There has always been expectations within society for individuals to follow strict gender roles. Women are expected to acted in feminine ways, while men are expected to be masculine. Arthur Miller’s The Crucible explores the idea of what happens when gender roles are not strictly adhered to. This play takes place in Salem, Massachusetts in the year of 1692. During this time, young girls had expectations and limits to what they could do within society and had limited power because of this. One of…

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    One of the main points that is not known well when it comes to having a discussion on animal testing is what exactly happens when animals are being tested and what the alternatives of animal testing are. Animal testing takes potential chemicals that big industries want to introduce, such as the cosmetic or pharmaceutical industries, and injects them into animals to examine the reactions of the animals to the chemical (Abbott 1). One popular example that arose early on in animal testing is named…

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