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    Priyanka Chopra's tank-top for a magazine cover creates a storm on social media Celebrities are like demi-gods for fans. Anything they do, say, or wear is copied by their followers insanely. Being a powerful figure and an icon for the people, they fail to realize that their act, words, or attire may drag them into the centre of storm. Though they do so inadvertently, their conduct becomes an issue for debate. Priyanka Chopra has become the hot topic of debate recently when she shot for a cover

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    “Don’t try to squeeze into a glass slipper. Instead shatter the glass ceiling.” This quote, by Priyanka Chopra, a successful Indian actress, is significant in expressing how one might feel when pressured to become the stereotypes that society has placed on them. Many people often try so hard to be what others assume them to be like, even though that is not who they truly are. However, Priyanka wants people to do the opposite by breaking the mold, and be someone who might stand out of the crowd. Yet

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    Priyanka Chopra Was Also a Victim of Nepotism The actress Priyanka Chopra who is ruling the film industries worldwide doesn’t need any introduction. She is one of the most successful actresses who is not only famous in B-Town but also in Hollywood industry. Recently in an interview, PeeCee shared her feelings on Nepotism. She informed that she being an outsider, had to struggle a lot in order to establish her in the industry. She had days when she used to cry a lot and with her willpower she came

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    Keyword: Parineeti Chopra Title: Parineeti Chopra: Profile and facts Page URL(where the image was found): http://science-all.com/wallpapers/parineeti-chopra-hd-wallpapers-1920x1080.html Image URL (more than 680px, horizontally long): http://science-all.com/images/wallpapers/parineeti-chopra-hd-wallpapers-1920x1080/parineeti-chopra-hd-wallpapers-1920x1080-16.jpg Introduction (more than 50 words): Parineeti Chopra is a popular upcoming Bollywood actress. She has a large fan base and has received critical

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    The journey of a hero usually begins with downfall and ends with success. However, with Winston it is the other way around, his journey starts at success and ends with downfall. But that shouldn’t unqualify him from being a hero. Winston Smith is the hero of the novel because he shows courage, and has a strong mentality and he continuously looks past limitations. He basically was willing to do anything for what he believed in, an example of this could be when he made a promise to O’Brien saying that

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    Our society should be aware of social disconnection and alienation due to the increase of technological advances. How do technological advances lead to disconnection and alienation? People can feel disconnected from reality, from themselves, or from other people. They physically alienate themselves willingly by withdrawing from a source that can be a cause of pain or discomfort; such as bullying, disagreements, past relations, family or work issues. Maria Furukawa states that “Advancements, particularly

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    Deepak Chopra once said, “In the process of letting go, you will lose many things from the past, but you will find yourself.” In “A Serious Talk” by Raymond Carver, the reader observed tension due to the absence of progression in developing a serious conversation. This conversation was planned by Burt, the protagonist of this story, to relieve the troublesome relationship between him and his ex-wife, Vera. By letting go, Burt could release portions of his past that included his family; although,

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    Student Name Professor Name Subject Date Effective and Ineffective Problem solvers Good problem solvers have different approaches and characteristic as compared to non problem solvers (Whimbey, 1982). The characteristics that I possess are: Accuracy and double checking: As a good problem solver, I am concerned with accuracy. I always check and recheck, the problem if necessary. I always reread instructions and avoid guessing. In contrast, a poor problem solver is sloppy and inaccurate. They may misunderstand

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    Seven gives readers the practical tool to really use this law to their advantage to finally manifest their goals. The main principles in this book are based on the similarities I noticed in books including The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success by Deepak Chopra and The Secret by Rhonda Bryne, psychological studies I examined while I was in University, and various documentaries including The Secret on Netflix. These sources have a very powerful and effective message to empower people to transform their lives

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    diminish sleep quality, and increase morbidity and mortality.” (Hawkley 2010) Therefore, this loss in connection renders people feeling powerless in their social lives outside of using their devices, which causes social anxiety to increase. Dr. Deepak Chopra elucidates “That many people feel powerless, and the social trends that drain personal power only grow stronger. Becoming powerless doesn 't happen in a single dramatic stroke, like the barbarian hordes breaking down your door and burning your house

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