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    Barbie Doll is a narrative written by jewish-American writer Marge Piercy, it was published in 1971. Piercy writes this poem during an era of second wave feminism (Grimes, Linda. Marge Piercy’s “Barbie Doll”. Letterpile). This poem is known for it’s message of how society’s expectations were for women and how pressuring it was for them. In this Poem the author uses personification, imagery and metaphor etc, to describe the meaning of this poem, and how the expectations of society can hurt.…

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    mega-nosed fly. In this article, this particular sub-type of southern Africa fly was compared to the universally known fabled boy Pinocchio. The comparison was because both Pinocchio and this particular species of fly both have very long noses. While the nose of this fly was overly extended and may have represented a significant disadvantage to its aerodynamic abilities, it was extremely useful to retrieving the sweet nectar within the longer flowers that are unreachable by other species of…

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    Today women pierce their noses and other areas for reasons such as satisfying an inner interpretation of beauty, self expression, and/or to fit in with current trends. It’s also not uncommon for young girls today to get nose piercings simply because they desire to rebel against their parents. Globalizing this type of body modification transformed it from a symbol that brought young girls honor into something that is considered inappropriate or wild (why do Hindus pierce their nose, patheos.com).…

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    In the chapter “Night Life,” the Alpha Company receives intelligence about an NVA buildup in the area they were in so as a precaution, the platoon started moving at night. It was a hard adjustment for everyone but Rat Kiley however, couldn’t handle it at all. He started talking nonstop about bugs and scratching himself causing nasty, ugly sores on his body. He eventually broke down to Mitchell Sanders about how scared he was and the next morning he shot himself in the leg. Tim O’Brien uses…

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    Primary Respiratory System

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    What are the primary functions of the respiratory system? The human respiratory system is made up of several organs (nose, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi, and lungs). They are responsible in receiving oxygen and expelling carbon dioxide. However, the exchange of gases takes place in the lungs making them an important organ of the breathing process. RBC’s gather oxygen from the lungs transferring it to other parts of the body. During this process the RBC’s gather carbon dioxide and transfers…

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    Jesus: A Visual Analysis

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    The image depicts a black man, with fairly long black hair. The man in the painting is also wearing a crown of thorns. He has a slightly rounded face and a fairly round nose. If we compare this painting to the Shroud of Turin, we are able to find some key similarities. For example, both the Shroud and the painting depict Jesus with relatively the same hair length. Also, the man in the painting is wearing a crown of…

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    Ap Case Study Eliot

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    Presenting History: Eliot is a 74 year old male presented to the clinic with complaints of frequent nose bleeds and several bruises on the body. He is also complaining of runny nose, cough, head and chest congestion. He has a history of atrial fibrillation and is on warfarin 7mg PO daily. As he experiencing heart burn, he started to take over the counter cimetidine for last three weeks. His physical examination shows, blood pressure 180/95, irregular heart rhythm with a heart rate of 75 and he…

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    Trampoline: A Short Story

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    We threw the trampoline in the garbage bin. John's nose what swollen, purple, black, and many different other colors. When ever I saw him hit would scare me because I would forget he had a broken nose. Then when I would remember it would make me laugh for how stupid of an idea he had to get it. A day after we got back from the hospital I asked him if he wanted to play basketball. He wasn't to happy with me after I said that. I kept asking him over and over again if he wanted to play, he would…

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    major parts there are certain organs that provide aid to help the respiratory system function properly. The nose is the primary opening where air first enters into the body. The nose is also responsible for our sense of smell, it also filters the air we inhale. After air is passed through the nose, it then travels to the pharynx (throat), the pharynx is a passageway that goes from the nose, to mouth and then leads to the larynx. The pharynx is also where the swallowing of food takes place. The…

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    End Tidal Wave Lab Report

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    breathed into a clean mouthpiece for a period of 1-2 minutes with an oximeter placed on the tip of the index finger. During this time, the subject was asked to stay still with their hands in their lap and palms pointing upwards as well as wearing a nose clip. This normal breathing was recorded on the computer and then the volunteer was asked to exhale for 4-6 seconds after a normal inspiration to ensure the collection of an end tidal volume sample. The recording was stopped after the exercise…

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