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    Swimming Sectionals Sectionals, a very prestigious swim meet that is hard to swim in. This swim meet takes a whole season to get ready for and you have to meet standards for. For this meet you have to have very fast times and it has very fast swimmers. When I set goals that season this was one of them. Through the months, prior to this swim meet, I had to train for it get times and work hard. It would take a lot of commitment, sweat, and get the times to be able to smell the chlorine of that pool

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    rare luxury. This is the case for university students across the globe, and sleep disorders have become real a health concern. By conducting a cross sectional study, psychologists at the Saint-Joseph University in Lebanon investigated sleep disorders and examined the relationship between sleep disorders and anxiety. In the form of a cross-sectional observational study, the researchers gave four surveys to 462 students at the Saint-Joseph University. The four questionnaires regarded the following:

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    This study will utilize a cross-sectional research design. Such a design observes behavior or attitudes that occur at a single point in time, while longitudinal studies allow observations over time. This study seeks to examine why crime occurs by asking individuals if they have ever committed a crime (point in time). In addition, it will also be utilized because it is simple and not as costly as a longitudinal design. It is not in the best interest of the research to utilize a study that will cost

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    At first, it would be easy to assume that it was a cross-sectional research because the article said that it was over a 48-hour period. After reading more into the article, I believe that they used the longitudinal research design. To begin, a longitudinal study is where someone takes a group of people of the same age range and studies them over the course of several years or more. All the children tested were initially monitored prenatally and later on in life at age five, before they started school

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    The cross-sectional study designs My research is concerned about errors in Thai – English translation and I want to know what are the mistakes could be found in the translation. Therefore, I aim to ask the people who involved in my population to do a test. Then I will analyze what are the mistakes in the translation from the test. From the process I’ve mentioned above, I believe that cross-sectional design is the most appropriate design of my research. According to the number of contacts, I need

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    Sectional Landscaping

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    fullest. You may be overwhelmed by the size of the landscaping project, especially is you try to do it all in one growing season. The solution? Sectional landscaping. If you determine sections for your backyard and remodel only one section each year, you will be able to revamp your whole yard in a few years without breaking your back or spending a fortune. Sectional landscaping is particularly useful if you care on a budget. It will be easier to absorb $1,000 every year for 3 or 4 years than trying to

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    Sectionals Reflection

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    One day on May 11, 2017 during IHSA 3A Ottawa sectionals for track and field, I was running the 400 meter dash and the 4x4 meter relay. I was mainly focused on my main event which was the 400 meter dash because my goal was to qualify for state. Coming into this race, I already knew I had a disadvantage because I was assigned to lane 8 but I had mentally prepared myself days before sectionals. I’m standing at the starting line ready to give my all and hoping to make it to state. The gun is shot to

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    Sectional Differences

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    and territorial expansion caused growth and change. Several reform movements attempted to correct the injustices and bring the United States back together, but sectional differences formed, leading to a Civil War. There were several events that took place within the fifteen years leading up to the Civil War, however, in the end, the sectional differences

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    Sectional Issues and Its’ Impact on American Society Sectional issues have been dealt within American society since the colonial era, where various groups would try to out-resource one another in the hopes of not only survival but in hopes of profit. However, in the sectional issues of 1844-1860, the conflicts presented continue to exist to modern times while simultaneously changing the overall perspective of what it means to be an American. The freedom of slaves was still in question by the end

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    Essay On Sectionals

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    grind, I love the self-torture, and of course the leading reason I look ripped in a singlet. Wrestling is one of the most demanding sports there is. The dedication, hard work, dieting, endless practices, and the everlasting season. Don't forget sectionals, then finally state. I can't tell you how many parties that I had to turn down during the season because I didn't want to be tempted to binge eat. The countless Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner I've had to give up. I felt like a dog watching everyone

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