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Imagine living in a world where there's nothing in the way, where you have the ability to express yourself, where you're allowed to do whatever you want, and where technology has become more usable and helpful than ever. I believe that our generation is exactly that, and this is what makes us different from the old generation. First of all,...
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Generation next would be entirely different, smarter, and independent due to conflicting sets of values the parents feel confused, insecure, and helpless due to their inability to understand ‘Me’-a total contradiction to their values and beliefs. I am the ‘Generation Next’ and it will take my parents a generation to understand what I like and what makes me tick. Play...
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As a member of the younger generation in America, I have been given a tremendous gift - the opportunity to live in a country that values freedom, democracy, and equality. In this essay, we will explore America's gift to my generation and why it is so important to cherish and protect these values. From the sacrifices of those who fought...
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The National Institute of Mental Health describes post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as the person having frightening thoughts that are persistent, and memories of tragic events, they experience sleep problems, feeling detached or numb, or maybe easily started. Events that can lead to PTSD include violent personal assaults, natural or human-caused disasters, accidents, combat, and other forms of violence. During WWl...
GenerationLost
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Abstract Since English is not their mother tongue, English language learning is a big challenge for first-generation learners who come from poor family backgrounds. Though English is essential for all to communicate worldwide people, there is a lack of awareness among the first generation learners of English. Teachers as well as students follow the traditional method instead of the practical...
GenerationStudent
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Have you ever caught yourself whistling at work? Perhaps you have told yourself to just keep swimming? Maybe even had your knee kissed better when you hurt it as a child? Are these phrases ringing any bells in your head? If yes, you have likely been influenced by the monstrous bundle of movies created by Walt Disney. If not, I...
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The First World War decimated a generation, leaving behind a people disillusioned with the world. Jake Barnes, the protagonist in Ernest Hemingway's The Sun Also Rises counts himself among this 'Lost Generation' because he became impotent as a result of an injury during the war. The wound, while a physical one, affected Jake in multiple ways, making him passive and...
GenerationThe Sun Also Rises
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We also use it as a strength. Faith is an important factor of our life. Faith helps me believe in my religion. When I have faith I start to form tradition. I start doing traditions to honor my faith. All of these traditions have been carried out by our ancestors. We use tradition in our everyday life. One tradition I...
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Everyone is faced with endless life challenges. Work, family, and other factors lead us as individuals to help make decisions to improve our well-being and the quality of our lives. Some people face poverty and others don’t. Today, we are here to speak about generational poverty. Generational poverty occurs in families when at least two generations have been naturally introduced...
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 As we have seen through Sandra Uwiringiyimama’s novel How Dare The Sun Rise and the storytelling of Jeanne Sinzinkayo, trauma can affect the human psyche in a plethora of different ways, often with the ability to transcend the initial moment of experience. Transgenerational trauma can become a vicious cycle that alters the lives of generations far removed from the initial...
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The dumbest generation? In 1991, the theory of generations by two American scientists. According to this theory, every 20-25 years appears new society with its own habits, beliefs, and behavior. This might be the reason, why the question of fathers and children is actual for decades. Our parents will never understand us while we will never understand our children. But...
GenerationSocietyTheory
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Have you or your friends, siblings, parents, or anyone you know ever been so dominated by your own online life that you no longer want to interact with the outside world because all you want is right then and there in front of you? The answer is probably yes because everyone has experienced this at least once in their lives,...
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The Olympics is the largest sporting event in the world, with an average of 3.64 billion people watching globally (Statista 2020). The Olympic vision is to build a better world through sport and they to do this through three main values rooted in the philosophy of Pierre de Coubertin: Striving for excellence, Demonstrating respect and Celebrating friendship (Olympic.org 2021). Three...
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I believe that for those of us who are fortunate enough to have grown up with our grandparents - as the backdrop of our childhood - will have developed a cherished relationship with them. For example, for the most part of my life, my imagination and motivation have been significantly inspired by my grandmother. Because of that, I find the...
DreamGenerationMemories
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The reconstructionist movement of the Jews is, in my opinion, beneficial to both the modern-day Jew and the older generation of Jewish people. For many reasons, this movement has helped to save what I would consider a much more conservative era of Jewish people who relied on the traditional ways of practicing Judaism. The reconstruction of the present-day Jew is...
GenerationGodJudaism
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After analyzing the pedigree, it is evident that people in this family have a high chance of developing metabolic syndrome, because obesity, hypercholesterolemia, and systemic hypertension are all prevalent in the family. Also, many people in the family have presbyopia, which is normal, as it is a progressive, age-related condition; However, 3.2 is the only person in the family with...

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