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    human tooth ‚ tooth decay [pic] Human tooth Teeth of humans are small‚ calcified‚ whitish structures found in the mouth that are used to break down food. The roots of teeth are embedded in the maxilla (upper jaw) or the mandible (lower jaw) and are covered by gums. Teeth are made of multiple tissues of varying density and hardness. Teeth are among the most distinctive (and long-lasting) features of mammal species. Humans‚ like other mammals‚ are diphyodont‚ meaning that

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    The Decay of American Dream in The Great Gatsby The American Dream is a worldwide known idiom and it emphasizes an ideal of a successful and happy lifestyle which is oftentimes symbolized by the phrase “from rags-to-riches”. It originated out of the ideal of equality‚ freedom and opportunity that is held to every American. In the last couple of decades the main idea of the American Dream has shifted to becoming a dream in which materialistic values are of a higher importance and status. The

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    features to explore the idea of decay within individuals from each novel. “The Horses” details the school life of a fictional modern Australian high school centred on medieval re-enactments alongside education‚ in which the teacher Val decays through loss of his reputation. “A Separate Peace”‚ also set within a high school‚ Devon High School‚ in the United States of America during World War II‚ follows the drama between two friends Gene and Phineas (Finny)‚ and the decay of the character Gene‚ who loses

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    1David Kennedy CTH 248 Essay #2 10/27/14 Happiness as an Effect‚ from Living a Moral Life The journey of life is a trying one. It is filled with twists and turns that can not always be anticipated or expected. Add the pursuit of happiness‚ and the already daunting navigating nightmare has become even more elusive and difficult. Many have tried to capture the equation for happiness. However‚ Aristotle and Epicurus are two philosophers that have realized that happiness or eudaimonia (the flourishing

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    Ben Dover and Eileen Dover had a baby boy named Jack Dover. Shortly after‚ they divorced. Ben lived with his mother‚ who tried to give him as much attention as possible‚ but failed with out a father figure. As a‚ result Jack grew up not trusting anyone. Jack flew in to his second year of life. Potty training went well and he started walking everywhere. At five‚ he was meeting his peers and going to parks and other places‚ but still needed help socializing. When he would go to school‚ he

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    What Once Was There In this Vanitas exhibition‚ the theme of decay will be used to relate 3 artworks‚ one traditional and two contemporary; specifically in relation to physical decay and historical decay. The three artists for these works have been precisely chosen to relate to Decay and encourage young audiences to understand how Vanitas relates to todays society. The three selected artworks will be presented in the gallery with a target audience of youth. Society itself is decaying when

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    Of the many issues that can develop from chronic drug and alcohol abuse‚ oral health issues are some of the most apparent. From tooth decay to gum disease and the complete loss of teeth‚ many different oral health problems are common in people who regularly use illicit drugs and frequently consume alcohol. Tooth decay is a common problem that arises from frequent alcohol consumption—in both alcoholics and those whom indulge in binge drinking. This is because many alcoholic drinks are high in sugar

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    that someone is going to die‚ and it’s the main character. Then he throws in a murder. So you would most likely find this kind of story on TNT instead of TBS. but throughout the whole story you can always find something going back towards a theme of Decay. She once lived on one of the nicest and cleanest streets in Jefferson; the street is now one of the worst in the town. The street had aged and decayed alongside Emily. As the town grew older and decayed more and more with the passing of time‚ so did

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    radioactive decay formula Here‚ the key idea is the random nature of the decay. Avoid simply pulling pull equations out of the air – at least make them plausible. Summary Discussion: The meaning of the decay constant λ. (15 minutes) Discussion: The link with half-life. (15 minutes) Student experiments: Analogue experiments linking probability with decay rates. (20 minutes) Discussion: The meaning of the decay constant λ. Start from the definition of the decay constant

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    Decay in A Rose for Emily In A Rose for Emily the word decay is not only represented physically‚ but it can also be shown psychologically. William Faulkner’s use of third-person limited point of view allows readers to view the characters from a different perspective. Throughout the story readers do not know the actual motives of the characters‚ but the townspeople’s views and judgments allow them to come to certain conclusions based on the bits of information being given to them. This unique viewpoint

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