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    Wide spread of Plastic Surgeries General Purpose: to inform. Specific purpose: to inform my audience about the negative effects of plastic surgeries Central idea: because people are not fully aware of the dangers of plastic surgeries‚ they tend to do it rapidly and carelessly. Introduction I. Attention material A. A video. B. A comment: As you have seen in the video so many things could go wrong when doing a plastic surgery. C. A question: How many of you considered having a plastic surgery before

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    over using digital devices can lead to a number of problems such as eye strain. this can occur when you look at a device for to long‚ this can also occur when the screen is too bright or too close to you. this can be solved by making sure the screen is not to bright but so you can see it‚ and have it a sutible distance away from you when using it‚ experts suggest around 15-20cm away. you can also make sure you avoid this is going for regular eye check and if you do need glasses you wear them when

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    Are computers bad for our health? The internet/computer only took an astonishing four year to reach 50 million users while it took the television 13 years and the radio 38 years (Shrivastav‚ "Interesting Facts about Computers"). Everyday more and more people are starting to use their computer for all kinds of different reasons. The use of a computer is appealing to everyone because it is so easy to do anything on it. Adults can read news for free and children can play games on it. Computers are

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    Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome

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    commonly known as Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome is a painful condition caused by the entrapment or compression of the posterior tibial nerve. Anatomy: The posterior tibial nerve is a branch of the sciatic nerve and innervates the posterior compartment of the legs. As it continues down the leg‚ it passes posteriorly and inferiorly to the medial malleolus. It ends and branches off into sensory branches that innervate the sole of the foot. The tibial nerve travels through the tarsal tunnel and is covered superiorly

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    The main purpose of this research was to answer the PICO question regarding whether the endoscopic carpal tunnel release (ECTR) technique has a faster recovery time and less chance of scar tenderness compared to the open carpal tunnel release (OCTR). The evidences that were presented in this research all support the answer to the research question that was formulated prior to the research. There were total of five articles that were critically analyzed and discussed to find the relevent information

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    The Tunnel

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    The Tunnel A British short story published in 1982 Becoming adult is a difficult process. While you are in a stage when you have to find yourself‚ which can be very hard itself‚ you also want to be on your own. Entering adulthood often implies rebellion within different fields. When we are starting to create our own identity‚ we are young naive and people you are great within the beginning often go in a completely different direction. Often because of our totally different backgrounds. In “The

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    smart tunnel

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    KUALA LUMPUR‚ MALAYSIA Case Study (Mixed Use Tunnel) Project Summary: Malaysia is a federation of thirteen states and three federal territories‚ located on the Malay Peninsula south of Thailand and the northwest portion of the island of Borneo. The country is home to over 27 million people‚ with roughly 1.6 million people living in the capital city of Kuala Lumpur‚ which is situated in the southwest part of Peninsular Malaysia and covers 244 square kilometers. The entire Greater Kuala Lumpur

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    Tunnel of Love

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    places. Ukraine boasts one of the most romantic places in the world: Tunnel of Love. Located near the town Klevan‚ “The Tunnel of Love” became an unique attraction in the world. It was formed on the train tracks‚ through union branches of trees‚ turning into a tunnel of green vegetation. There is however one problem with this “tunnel”. As it passes a train track and should be on your toes if you want to visit him. The Tunnel which covers railway conducted over a length of about three kilometers

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    Through the Tunnel Essay “Archetypal stories occur in many cultures making the long journey home‚ contemplating the impossible” task or outwitting the formidable enemy are all archetypal plots (Willhelm R2). One of the most universal archetypal patterns in every human beings life experiences is the adolescent struggle for adulthood. In literature‚ this struggle for adulthood takes the form of a journey or quest. In the story “Through the Tunnel” by Doris Lessing‚ one can see powerful recreation

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    Tunnel Diode

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    III.8. THE TUNNEL DIODE 1. Theory The Japanese physicist Leo Esaki invented the tunnel diode in 1958. It consists of a p-n junction with highly doped regions. Because of the thinness of the junction‚ the electrons can pass through the potential barrier of the dam layer at a suitable polarization‚ reaching the energy states on the other sides of the junction. The current-voltage characteristic of the diode is represented in Figure 1. In this sketch i p and U p are the peak‚ and iv and U v are

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