The most obvious difference in hearing and deaf culture is expression, i.e. signing. ... It is said that hearing people hug in an "A-frame" fashion whereas deaf people fully embrace each other. ... There are many solutions that help those who are only partially hearing. ... This device is only suitable for 1% of the deaf community and has limited results on those who are eligible and have received it. ... Although the implanted deaf child will not move easily in the hearing world, it is unlikely that he will move easily in the deaf community either, unlikely that he will learn American Sign La...

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First of all, if illegal aliens ask for a formal hearing after being caught trying to cross into America illegally, patrols may release them "on their own recognizance;" which is a promise to show up to court on their hearing date. Recent testimony before the Senate Investigations Subcommittee established that 90% did not show up for their hearing and sadly, no efforts were made to try to find the perpetrators. ... According to the Congressional Research Service of the Library of Congress prior to the 1996 Welfare Reform Act, immigrants were participating in over fifteen major federal and St...

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Naturally America placed their assumptions on gays because of what they were hearing from health officials. ... Many times gay couples will get some heat from community members for trying to start in a family for many reasons. ... However, if communities would be less provincial, they wouldn't have to worry about children being tortured. ... Communities ought to support gay organizations and other homosexual groups. ... Schools should promote tolerance so those tomorrows leaders can help open up some new doors for the homosexual community. ...

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Jazz music in Japan started off in the 1910s and there was a huge growth in luxury liners crossing from the Pacific which gave Japanese the chance to explore new things in different countries, like the customs of America.6 They first began hearing jazz music on the liners when orchestras played music; at the majority of every stop they would go to in America, they would get off and find music stores and find sheet music and learn how to play this western style music. 7 Once they returned back to the liners, they would play the music there and teach themselves hot to dance the proper way to th...

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This bill is designed to reduce the time it takes to purchase a foreclosure, shortens the time banks can go after deficient homeowners from five years to one, and reduces the number of court hearings from two to one. ... We will also hold monthly seminars in different areas to educate the community on how to avoid foreclosures as well as how to begin the process of purchasing a foreclosed home. ...

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It's all about titles and not hurting someone's feelings! I can remember a time when having a job of a housewife was a noble thing. I think I am dating myself a little but a wife and mother staying home to take care of the house and the kids was not just common it was also expected and respected...

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They do not have a history of hearing difficulty or pain in the ear. ... Nurses can play a role of a means to family debates, offer community facilities and enable families to come up with significant ways to cope with established health problems....

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