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    Greek Sculptures The Greeks are known to have taken the art of sculpture making to a whole new level of precision, intricacy and proportion, especially in the human anatomy field. They gained their first inspiration from commemorative art of Ancient Egypt, some Middle Eastern Countries, and Persia. They tended to use bronze and clay in the early ages, but after the 6th century BCE, marble was used as their main material for sculptures, as it has high workability and ability to be refined and altered

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    Jordon was the smartest kid with a IQ of 229 he was smart as Albert Einstein and on top of that he was physically fit that he ran a marathon in two hours and 1.5 min. he thought he was fast as a cheetah Because of that for a wile he got an arrogant until tanner finished the marathon in two hours and 1 min and that upset Jordon so much but he calmed down and stared to form up a plan. he would host a challenge course that would be so challenging that even he

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    My Open-Heart Failure

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    Elizabeth Baker-St. Susanna-Bishop Fenwick High School At first glance, I’m average. I’m just your typical brown haired, brown eyed eighth grader. Although my appearance deceives most, my family and friends know the truth. Fourteen years ago, I was born with a complicated; life-threatening congenital heart defect. My team of doctors at Cincinnati Children’s hospital told my parents that my heart condition was unfixable and that I needed a heart transplant, maybe even a heart/lung transplant

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    Moreover, he always sets goals and works hard to achieve them. His passion for sports has led him to a professional career. He worked extremely hard and was able to win many marathons, breaking the two-hour time record. Before long, he was able to win many gold, silver, and bronze medals. He also made sure athletes like him with disabilities were not left out in games. As he grew older, he started coaching sports, like wheelchair

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    How The Game Industry Needed Halo In engineering, you always see how to betake it. In modern years the field of game proof has arrive under fire for being superabundantly bold and unrewarding, both financially and emotionally. Instead developers and publishers have their own methods. This province is not confer in consumer units to fight against software piracy and grey-nundinal imports. “Hewlett Packard, Texas Instruments, Microsoft and others opened their doors to me along they above-mentioned

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    them to the home or to low- paying, dead- end jobs. One women who fought for equality was college student, Katherine Switzer who ran the Boston Marathon as a registered competitor. Switzer at the time was challenging the ban of women by training with the other men and did it with great confidence. Katherine Switzer’s main goal while running the Boston marathon was to prove that women can also finish a race, not just men. Another featured women in the film was a well- known author, Judy Blume, remarking

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    Psychology has been a part of my life indirectly for many years, from something as insignificant as people watching in a cafe to an impromptu counselling session for a friend with emotional trauma. I have had a real desire to work with people for a long time and have always been fascinated with human behaviour and understanding how the mind works, in order to empower individuals to lead better lives. It is this fascination that has makes psychology such a desirable subject for me. I have researched

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    The Persian Empire Essay

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    THE PERSIAN EMPIRE Similar to the Roman Empire the Persian Empire stretched across vast lands without any serious rivalry. At the height of the empire it stretched across, not only, Asia, from the Aegean to the Indus River, but also included part of the continent of Africa. We get the word, Persia, from the Greek word Parsa meaning, “Above reproach”. The Persians unlike most other Empires would be ruled under a benevolent ruler. This would bring a large amount of cultural diffusion to the Empire

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    The 2016 Rio Summer Games are expected to be a huge event, with athletes from all over the world to gather to compete for gold. There has been plenty of drama and excitement leading up to the games, so in order to prepare for them, this guide will help you through who is competing and what events are to be taking place. It should add up for enough emotion to make it one of the best Summer Games that has been held in recent memory. You’ll be able to find who 's participating and have a look back

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    Fatigue in the Body William Cotton Exercise Physiology Fatigue can occur anywhere in the body. Fatigue is defined as the inability of an organism, organ, or part to function normally because of prolonged exertion. It is a result of mental and physical exertion. Fatigue is something that almost everyone experiences no matter what field of work s/he may be working with. Athletes are the main focus when talking about fatigue. This is because athletes are the population that performs prolonged

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