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Virginia Henderson's theory and its applications to modern nursing practice

Virginia Henderson has tremendously helped to bring a new perspective of the art of nursing. For this reason, her biographical sketch together with educational and professional details earned her the name the Modern-day Mother of nursing and the Nightingale of modern nursing.

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Russia and the Baltic States: EU integration and regional hostility

The research conducted here below concerns the current state of hostility and disconnect between Russia and the Baltic States of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. Simultaneously achieving independence in 1991, the three states in question would enter into NATO and the EU in 2004.

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Susan Minot's "Lust": love versus desire in youth

The main character of "Lust" is a girl who can't say "no" to boys. The story allows us to follow our protagonist as she moves from boy to boy, sleeping her way through young adulthood.

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Oral hygiene challenges and demineralization during fixed orthodontic treatment

Malocclusions are believed to be the third most frequent oral health problem and are connected with a number of problems. Orthodontic therapy can often correct these problems or at least stop them from moving ahead. It also holds some probability for damage to teeth and periodontal tissues.

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Key differences between sheriff and police department jurisdictions and roles

Sheriff Dept vs. Police Dept. Although the general public might be inclined to believe that there are little differences between the Sheriff's Department and the Police Department because they both have the purpose of assuring public safety, there are actually a series of dissimilarities between…

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Historical inaccuracies in The Birth of a Nation and Gone with the Wind

D.W. Griffith's The Birth of a Nation and David O. Selznick's Gone With the Wind are both examples of historically fictitious films. The films are touted as being two of the most technically advanced films of the periods in which they were made.

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Marketing strategy for Singapore Sentosa targeting Malaysian visitors

Increasing attendance at Singapore Sentosa and its related attractions by gaining more visitors from Malaysia and locally within the Philippines is the intent of this analysis.

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Depression as a causative factor in metabolic syndrome

Metabolic syndrome refers to a condition that includes a number of symptoms that fall under two major categories. Metabolic Syndrome (MS) can be diagnosed by a number of methods, one of which involves obesity and waist circumference. Currently, the working definition proposed by the U.S.

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Ferrari's potential entry into the luxury hybrid vehicle market

Ferrari Create Premium Eco-Car? An essential element or component of any luxury vehicles' branding is linked to the nationality of the manufacturer, the manufacturers' long-term investments in messaging and brand image, the performance safety of their vehicles, and the relative effectiveness of its…

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Biological and psychological analysis of Steven V.'s relationship patterns

Steven V. Biological View: The Case of Steven V. When Steven V. came to see me for psychological treatment, he informed me that he had been suffering from depression, which seemed to be instigated by the ending of a relationship with a woman.

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