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    Processed foods in today’s society are a huge contributor to the health issues seen around the world. Processed foods are not only foods such as polony, viennas and other processed meat products that one would expect to be labelled as such, but also almost all foods eaten. Meat is processed from animal to plate, so is fruit and vegetables. Processed foods are one of the most highly consumed food groups nowadays, because they are convenient and they are “hyper rewarding”, causing overconsumption.…

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    So let’s talk about adrenal fatigue/exhaustion. It goes by either name. However if you ask a mainstream, Western, allopathic doctor they’ll point blank tell you (often with some disdain or irritation) that it doesn’t exist. So what is it, this mystery disease that no one can agree on but plenty of people seem to be suffering from? The mainstream medical profession will tell you it’s depression and anxiety and prescribe you anti-depressants, anti-anxiety meds and talk therapy with your…

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    Online Dating Paper

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    relationship and face-to-face communication abilities. In today’s aspect of online dating and the development of technology there are now even more accessible means of online dating, many dating websites have applications on smartphones for convenience and ease that limit face-to-face communication. Along with these website applications there are also strictly smartphone apps that are made for the purpose of online…

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    “His voice was terribly sad. I realized he did not want to see what they were going to do to me. He did not want to see the burning of his only son.” (21) Over one night Elie Wiesel’s entire world is turned upside down and changed immensely. Perhaps just as drastic though, was the change in the relationship between Elie and his father. As events in the Holocaust concentration camps ripped families apart a previously distant and unemotional relationship between a father and son was fortified in a…

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    Consistency was something I always lacked in my home life. At the time of my parents’ separation, I had yet to form a memory of us as a family. Throughout my childhood, my time was split between two households. Traveling between two homes made it difficult for me to maintain friendships and develop a sense of comfort in either household. My voice was often overshadowed by constant disagreement among family members. I tried to create a balance between living with my father and visiting my mother…

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    important factor in causing a divide in Europe as it was this, that caused the Truman administration to rely more on their economic and military strength rather than diplomacy. In February 1947, the British Embassy informed the U.S that they would no longer provide financial aid to Greece and Turkey. Both countries needed assistance and were at risk of falling under Soviet control, particularly Greece, who was in the middle of a civil war (Frazier 1984) Dean Acheson the Undersecretary of State…

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    Lake Ontario Case Study

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    Background Facts • Lake Ontario provides drinking water to 9 million people. • More Canadians live in the Lake Ontario watershed than any other watershed in the country. • Lake Ontario never completely freezes because it is so deep. • Lake Ontario is one of the 5 Great Lakes, which comprise 20% of the world’s surface freshwater. • Lake Ontario is the 14th largest lake in the world. • Water from the Great Lakes flows through Lake Ontario, before flowing into the Atlantic Ocean • Lake Ontario is…

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    Digital Art Essay

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    and originality, especially when the art filled with messaged challenging its viewers. For the longest time in human history, digital technology and art are to be categorized as two separate independence disciplines. However, that statement is no longer true at this day. Many IT and software companies had found their…

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    financial costs for businesses and decreased negative environmental impact.[1][2] Nevertheless, there are some drawbacks as well. The major disadvantages are the chance that the public may not accept driverless cars, ethical problems, job loss, and the ease at which the cars can be hacked. [3][4][5] One of the most profound advantages of driverless cars is an increase in safety.…

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    Passing Points

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    order transition into adulthood. However, all of these points don’t happen at once. They start when you are young and start doing simple chores around the house like sweeping the floor and washing the dishes. Once you can complete those tasks with ease, you are given more work to do and the cycle continues. Eventually, when you are an older child, more decision making and conversational skills are added into the mix. As I begin to transition into adulthood, I realize where some of my passing…

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