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    (IBS) as a gastrointestinal condition involving intestinal motility dysfunction. This condition affects 12-14% of the adult population in the United States‚ appearing almost 50% more in women than in men (Anastasi‚ 2013; Smeltzer‚ Bare‚ Hinkle‚ & Cheever‚ 2010). According to Anastasi (2013)‚ health care practitioners can diagnose IBS six months after appearance of symptoms with the use of the Rome III Diagnostic Criteria. The Rome III criteria allow an IBS diagnosis if the patient has two of the following

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    I am a high school student who tries to balance the amount of sports I participate in with the arts. Every fall‚ I participate in high school swimming; every winter I participate in archery and Family of Christ’s all church musical; every spring I participate in high school softball; every summer I spend swimming on a club team while training for archery and softball over the off season; while year round I take piano lessons and participate in rehearsals for my church’s student led choir. Needless

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    1. Routine 2. how it has shaped me -practice monday-friday 4-7pm -have morning practice tuesday‚thursday‚and friday 4:45-6:30 am - have Saturday practice 10-12 am - every practice is set up to work on a specific quality‚ such as lactate buildup -practices are very intense and cause me to always be exhausted -I eat a solid diet to keep consistent in practice - my diet consists of lots of protein‚ vegetables and white meat - I stopped drinking soda to really maximize my potential - I eat at

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    The Crucible: Although Abigail and The Girls Initiate The Tragedy‚ Responsibility Lies With the Whole Salem Community Although Abigail and the girls initiate the tragedy‚ responsibility lies with the whole Salem community. Discuss. I do believe that Abigail and the girls initiated the tragedy‚ what with all their talk about spirits and the conjurance with the devil during the opening act. For one reason or another‚ it can be said that the blame for this tragedy lies with the entire Salem community

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    Corruption and gullibility drove Salem into panic and fear. The Salem Witch Trials were written in the book The Crucible by Arthur Miller. The Crucible is a story about the trials in town called Salem; in this town a group of girls led by Abigail goes to the woods and dances. Abigail’s uncle‚ Samuel Parris‚ found them dancing in the woods‚ which causes the whole town to go into hysteria. The town starts accusing each other of witchcraft. Samuel Parris is a minister that is terrified that the town

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    fact‚ he was the one to season it. However‚ while he is trying to please and appease her‚ John shows that he has a temper and is quite feared by others‚ even his wife. The stage directions even show that Elizabeth speaks “fearing to anger him” and Cheever comes and‚ although he “fears Proctor‚” must act. Proctor‚ though seemingly a good man‚ is clouded in anger and self-loathing‚

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    infinitely more successful when the otters are young (IUCN/SSC‚ 2008). Hartley R.‚ 2011 had mentioned that as a social animal‚ the smooth-coated otter lives in family groups consisting of a male‚ dominant female and cubs. They are a proficient and ready swimmer. Besides‚ they also have the usual humped otter gait on the land‚ and can move quite rapidly .It is possible that there are no smooth otters currently in captivity in zoos likes in Zoo Taiping or wildlife parks.

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    Doping and Consequence Final Draft ENC 3211-01 Tajuanda Parkes January 3‚ 2013   Abstract The intension of this report is to inform about the many substances that are used by athletes‚ professional and amateur. The discussion about why‚ they are used and who should be responsible for issuing them. I am looking to find insight into the massive aggression in using them and some of the physical effects of the substances. I will look at the glory‚ fame and prestige that come from winning and

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    Movement The Snapping Turtle moves with his four feet on land. In the water it’s a natural swimmer‚ it uses its webbed feet and its tail. Habitat The Snapping Turtle prefers muddy lakes and ponds‚ but will also live in slow moving rivers. Those environments are ideal for the Snapper. Protection The Snapping Turtle has a giant shell on is back that protects it from its very few predators. When the Snapping turtle is in the water it is relatively docile and doesn’t go looking for trouble

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    great gift of penetrating into the minds of his characters at crucial moments of their lives‚ a skilful writer. It represents the narrator’s recollection of an episode of his teenage life which reflects the complexity of `fathers-sons’ relations. Cheever writes in his own brief seemingly casual manner‚ but the verbal plane is only the top of the iceberg. The story of a trivial episode of a boy’s meeting with his father turns into an indictment of the whole class with its hypocrisy and narrow-mindedness

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