Papers 1831-1840 of total 46931 found.
Category: /Literature/English
…for working for the FBI such as retirement, paid leave, and medical care (Gonyea 1). Agents also have the feeling of making the United States a safer place for people to live, which is more rewarding than a two-week paid vacation. Works Cited Chandler, C.M…
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…. Mahabir 2 the family for financial help, in turn causing more stress on both parties. Is this fair for one to live his or her last days with the tremendous burden of costly medical bills? Is living with a terminal illness, so severe that one is unable…
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Category: /Literature/English
…by urban households. The categories are such areas, food and beverage, housing, apparel and its upkeep, transportation, medical care, recreation, education and communication, and other goods and services. The NASDAQ Stock Market is the largest electronic…
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Category: /History
…diet and inadequate medical care. People grew food and ate berries and other wild plants in the country and sold apples and pencils in the city. Living conditions changed when multiple families crowded into small houses or apartments during the Great…
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…qualities. Because of this reason, manual labors are obviously provided with more freedom and relaxation. The last point is the development of health care. As an illustration, people who have been suffering from serious and devastating diseases like AIDS…
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…patients to end their life. The first reason being that they do not want to diminish their assets by incurring large medical expenses as their death approaches, and as an act of generosity they would rather die sooner, leaving their beneficiaries their assets…
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…. This started more personal freedom, political rights, and less inequality. The living standards also increased in this stage, which spurred advanced medical care. Some of the drawbacks were the large factories where people were supervised by strangers. Also many…
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…pessimistically think obesity causes damage to the economy. They even claim that the cost for health insurance increases because health insurers have to spend an average of extra $395 on each obese person annually because of the medical expense and health care cost…
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…the cleverness of the hands and bodies rather than the muscular strength. However, if you women still want to do anything related to the military, supporting services like medical care should be a good thing.…
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Category: /Literature/Poetry
…disease during a voluntary medical aid to Africa. The phenomenon is beyond any person's knowledge on the spot to identify the disease, making them hard to apply proper treatment. Another succour with the girl sent an emergent help request to their group members…
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