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    Essay On Chariot Warfare

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    Chariot Warfare and Entertainment During the rule of the Roman Empire, chariots were the only use of transportation besides walking or riding on donkeys or camels. The chariot were mainly built for warfare and entertainment. Depending on what type of purpose the chariot was used for, the amount of spokes on the wheels and amount of horses pulling the chariot changed. In warfare, the chariot 's wheel had six spokes. The entertainment chariot had only four spokes. There were usually two horses…

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    Atherosclerosis Risk

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    Waist circumferences also decreased drastically during this study as subjects lost more weight. As I mentioned earlier, higher waist circumferences are directly related to having an android body shape, and this is associated with a higher risk of cardiovascular diseases. As you can see, even a little bit of exercise…

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    Australopithecus Afarensis

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    Title of the Essay We Australopithecus afarensis had been living in the northeastern Africa ever since our first generation. Though not being known as the most powerful living species here, our ingrained talent in arboreal life helped us gain advantage over many other species in chance of survival. For centuries we firmly believed in the idea of all creatures were quadrupedal and we had never seen any exception. It was by accident that we discovered a group of species that featured bipedalism…

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    hollers her disapproval of their criticism. Not to mention, her defiant nature resembles the mindset of one of the most influential and powerful female figures: Katherine Hepburn. Even though Miss Hepburn had to uphold specific beauty standards - small waist, soft hip, gentle curves- for her public image, she advocated for women in the film industry to enjoy both their career and family. This was because it was no longer appropriate for a woman to remain in the workforce or continue her…

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    Pete Seeger Influence

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    Pete Seeger was an American folk music singer who completely popularized the genre at the time. He was also considered a cultural hero by many through his social activist work and dedication to the antiwar and civil rights struggles across America, inspiring a number of musicians such as Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen. He was a very successful artist through many decades, including his time with the Weavers in the late 40s, all the way through the 50s, and then was blacklisted by the government…

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    Killer Whale Analysis

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    The home of the majestic creature, the killer whale, takes place in the sea; that is where they belong. In 2010, a killer whale that belongs to SeaWorld killed a trainer at SeaWorld’s Shamu Stadium in Orlando, Florida as stated in SeaWorld Trainer Killed by Killer Whale; however there is an argument on whether the killer whale genuinely killed the trainer. The news reports claimed that the trainer named Dawn Brancheau died from the attack of the killer whale; thus this tragic event shocked the…

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    Victoria’s Secret like many other clothing stores are selling the unattainable dream body. The ads used in regards to Victoria’s Secret are causing young teens and adult women to go after the unattainable dream of looking just like them. Women and young girls look up to these models and aspire to have the “perfect body”. The propaganda used in these ads is what makes girls and women buy their products. They buy into the ad selling the sexiest bra in hopes that they will look the same way as the…

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    From the 21 patients interviewed at Lazaro Cardenas clinic, 14.63% of the patients also had metabolic syndrome, another 14.63% had obesity (any type), 14.63% also had dyslipidemia, and another 14.63% also suffered from arterial blood pressure. Regarding to the doctor’s notes, 25 out of the total 41 (60.97%) patients did not have their diabetes controlled. Only 5 (12.19%) had it controlled, 3 (7.31%) were controlled and not controlled for at least one of the past 3 months that they visited the…

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    features in the media, the divide between disability and normality is often discussed. Preconceived notions are then established, claiming that disability is undesirable and a lack. However, Channel 4’s trailer “We’re the Superhumans” and Nancy Mairs’ Waist-High in the World: A Life Among the Nondisabled challenges those beliefs. In the Paralympics trailer, each individual’s talents and capabilities are the main focus, not their disability. In comparison, Mairs’ creative non-fiction specifically…

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    is the case in the bench press as well. This is why negative training can be so beneficial. Deadlift–The concentric portion of a deadlift is picking the bar up to your waist, while the eccentric portion would be lowering the bar back to the ground. The isometric portion could either be at lockout when you hold the bar at your waist, or you could pause either during the concentric…

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