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    In Chita Divakaruni essay titled “Live Free and Starve”, she smartly uses the audience’s emotions about child labor to first bring the issue into the spotlight, while at the same time presenting her strongest arguments against the bill to ban import items made by children in bondage using personal experiences. Her first argument against the bill is based on economic reasoning. Ms. Chita wills her audience to question their high moral ground in light of extreme poverty and dreadful standard of…

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    Children in the infantile stage of Blount’s disease normally do not feel any symptoms from it. Those who are in the adolescent stage may complain of pain on the medial side of the knee. This is because of the “breaking away” of the metaphysis, causing the medial condyle of the tibia to breakdown which would result in it having a sloping varus angle. Overall, the most prominent symptom of Blount’s disease, also the most visual, is the outward projection of the leg at the knee. Although the…

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    Tattoo Informative Essay

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    What is a tattoo? A tattoo is a form of body modification, where a design is made by inserting ink, dyes and pigments, either indelible or temporary, into the dermis layer of the skin to change the pigment. The word tattoo, or tattow in the 18th century, is a loanword from the Polynesian word tatau, meaning "to write". Another meaning is from Tahitian word tatau which means ‘to mark something’. The Oxford English Dictionary gives the etymology of tattoo as "In 18th c. tattaow, tattow. What…

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    The #LikeAGirl commercial begins with a teenage girl walking up to a camera with a clapperboard closing. The setting is a blue background that the author may have used to add a more calming effect. The commercial also begins with no background music, which may have been done to add a more serious tone. Then, a rhetorical question is presented to the audience watching, “What does it mean to do something like a girl?” they then proceed to answer. This ad concentrates on one of the things that…

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    Why Do People Wear Tattoos

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    When thinking of these as a form of art I see my body as a blank canvas, you use it to your liking. It is your temple you do with it what you feel you should. When I say tattoos are art to me I mean it. I am an artsy person and I love art for its beauty and uniqueness. My tattoos that I have are art to…

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    winced. So did two out of eight ballerinas” (1). As hard as the mentally handicapped try, they will not be able erase all intelligent thoughts from their brain. So without even realizing it, they form these thoughts and sharp noises encompass their bodies, as a type of punishment for “taking unfair advantage of their brains”. The mentally handicapped are not the only ones who get punished; basically anyone with a handicap will experience some sort of negative experience. Although the physically…

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    Body modifications, specifically tattoos and body piercings, have become increasingly popular in modern society; especially among young adults who feel that body art is a form of self-expression. In recent years, tattoos and piercings have become more accepted by the majority of American society, due mainly in part to popular culture glamorizing body art as sort of a fashion accessory. However, the question of whether body art is acceptable in the workplace or not is a whole new ball game. Many…

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    doctors.” This could very well be an amazing tool indeed. The ability to fight some of these pathogens that are not able to be dealt with normally, through mead, it will add more weapons to fight against resistant pathogen 's harmful effects to the human body. With the unnamed brewery that they are in contact with, the scientists are able to…

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    If the single body cease to exist, due to the nature of the link between psychological person stages, the memory is not able to continue and hence, survival is not possible. The duplication objection gives rise to the theory that many alternative casual processes that…

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    first day of my junior year began with anatomy/physiology and this is where it all started. I immediately fell in love with the human body and how it works! I knew I loved it because I would come home and spend hours and hours reading my textbook, researching, watching videos, downloading apps, and more just to learn everything I could about our fascinating bodies. One day, my teacher surprised us with a special guest and his name was Dr. Ghattas. Little did I know, Dr. Ghattas was about to…

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