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    Introduction: The purpose of this study is to see if there is a link between the birth weight and gestation of newborn babies with smoking mothers and non- smoking mothers. The significance of this investigation is to find a relationship between the two as it might help with health benefits. The features in the investigation are the relationship between the two sets of data between the birth weight and the gestation period of smoking mothers and non-smoking mothers. Part A: The median for the whole data set is 3067.5 pounds for birth weight and 39 weeks for gestation period. The mean birth weight for infants born to smoking mothers is 92.5 pounds less than the infants born to non-smoking mothers. This is a small number compared to the birth weight so it…

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    Hilgers backed up his view of “human beings with potential” with similarities of humans and scientific ideas. His major focus was using the technology of 2D and 3D ultrasound to trace the development of the babies through gestation. His mainly pointed out the similarities between the fetus and more mature humans, as if disputing the argument that a human is not inside the woman’s womb. At twenty-five days, the heartbeat can be seen and at seven weeks, the body parts are homologous to fully…

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    When one reads a work of literature he or she might notice that there are certain objects in the novel that has more meaning to it. That is known as the term symbolism. Symbolism is a figure of speech that is used when an author wants to create a certain mood or emotion in a work of literature. It is the use of an object, person, situation, or word to represent something else, like an idea, in literature. Symbolism is everywhere; authors often use different symbols to represent a particular…

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    This project has been Submitted by Prakash Kumar Id. no. - 214089 Monsoon semester Topic Female Feticide in India: Issues & concerns Abstract We are facing the major problem which is harmful for human species. It is Female Feticide. After the globalization, the practice of the killing of female fetus could be found in almost all the parts of the Country. There are many reasons behind such gruesome practice. We are facing gender inequality; killing of girl child in a large scale is the main…

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    Relating, Understanding, and Creating Solutions - For the Human-Elephant Crisis Humans are pattern-seeking and idea-relating beings. They use patterns to identify with others, then relate the ideas of others with their own in order to make sense of situations. To relate to something, is to find a pattern of similarity between two things and to use it to understand something about the other. Humans best understand what they can personally relate to, and if they do not relate to something, they…

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    When Does Life Start

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    Life, it 's a beautiful thing the Lord has granted us with, but there are confusions about when exactly life begins. Is it when we are born? Is it at some point during our creation inside our mother? Or is it at the exact point of fertilization when the sperm meets the egg? These are questions that all humans struggle with. The question of when life begins also, in turn, begs the question of abortion. When a woman terminates a pregnancy, is she getting rid of just a mass of unwanted cells or is…

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    In the recent decades, the Republic of Korea has seen a growth in mysogyny. The over-generalization that South Korean women only seek after men’s wealth, the increasing popularity of plastic surgery, and women’s desire to purchase designer accessories and apparels contribute to such hatred towards women in South Korea. However, South Korean men’s required participation in the military seems to remains to be the most contributive factor admist all other reasons. It is not completely irrational…

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    Ernest Hemingway Symbolism

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    In literature, important things are often left unsaid. In this case, one must carefully read between the lines in order to extract the true breadth or meaning behind the work. This is exactly the case with Ernest Hemmingway’s “Hills Like White Elephants”. Upon initial reading one might find themselves perplexed as to what is actually taking place within the text. The reader is introduced to the two main characters; a man vaguely named the “American man” and a girl called “Jig”, who seem to have…

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    Since obesity is on the continual rise, there has been a lot of research done to determine the best way to decrease weight. For many years, studies of body weight regulation have focused almost completely on caloric intake and energy expenditure.23 Since the obesity epidemic continues to skyrocket, one diet that has received a lot of attention is Intermittent fasting (IF), or periods of voluntary abstinence from food and drink.24 In some places, IF has been practiced since the earliest of…

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    Tenmyouya Hisashi Essay

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    his later years was a writer and critic this leading to him help create The Night Society which was to explore literature along with avant-garde art styles. Hisashi really like Okamoto’s vision of two versions of Japanese art he said that there are 2 forms, Yayoi-like in which it’s a delicate and graceful pieces of art, while Jomon-like is excessive but yet innovated pieces of work. With Tenmyouya wanting to break free from the current conventional Japanese art style he enjoyed the thought and…

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