Caffeine raises blood pressure, which could result in a heart attack. ... Caffeine keeps people from sleeping, causing sleep deprivation. ... Caffeine increases pressure inside the eye, possibly worsening the spread of glaucoma. ... Caffeine can cause irregular heartbeat in some people, and high blood pressure may worsen. ... The supporter's of caffeine have good points and I agree with some of them, but do the risks outweigh the benefits? ...

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Juror number four points out the boy is from a lower class i.e. the slums where they are "a breeding ground for criminals" and the boy is "a menace to society.... " Throughout the film juror number eight effectively points out the flaws of the evidence and stimulates conversation among the jurors, which makes them wonder if the boy was guilty. ... When juror four admits that no one wears their eyeglasses to sleep then other jurors question her ability to actually witness the attack. ... Yet juror number two points out that the boy is seven inches shorter than his father, m...

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Researchers have found that stress activates the body's hormone system, provoking headaches, sleep deprivation and weight loss. ... Moreover, chronic stress can lead to high blood pressure, depression, memory loss and asthma. ... There is the pressure of what to do with the money and how to invest it. Consequently, pressures found in our society are imposed by both ourselves and by others. ... Barbara Howard, a psychologist at Johns Hopkins university, points out that, "women react to a wider range of stress and say they feel stress more often, perhaps because they take a holistic view of...

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It is also revealed at the end of the story that she went as far as poisoning Homer, keeping his dead body in his house, and sleeping next to him as well. She is doing what she feels necessary in response to the pressure placed on her by the town. ... Her southern heritage and points of view are represented through her actions. ...

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Cellphone use also inhibits an individual from sleeping, which is another cause of obesity. Many cellphone users tend to sleep less which can hinder a metabolic rate. ... These popular gaming systems allow users to gain extra workout points on their daily goals. ... Due to budget cuts and pressure to do well on standardized test schools have cut physical education out partly or completely of their schools. ...

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Atypically depressed people are often very sensitive to rejection, generally feel very fatigued, and eat and sleep more than most individuals. ... Studies show that younger patients who are depressed experience more hypersomnia, or excessive sleeping, while middle aged patients who are depressed experience more hyperphagia, or excessive eating, and rejection sensitivity (Posternak, 2001). ... She also points out that even though depression can be quite severe it can still resemble normalcy. ... Side effects of antidepressants are known to include, but are not limited to, sleepiness, dry mouth...

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Atypically depressed people are often very sensitive to rejection, generally feel very fatigued, and eat and sleep more than most individuals. ... Studies show that younger patients who are depressed experience more hypersomnia, or excessive sleeping, while middle aged patients who are depressed experience more hyperphagia, or excessive eating, and rejection sensitivity (Posternak, 2001). ... She also points out that even though depression can be quite severe it can still resemble normalcy. ... Side effects of antidepressants are known to include, but are not limited to, sleepiness, dry mouth...

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He points out to Craig that he doesn't have to work and doesn't have anything better to do. ... Peer pressure is obviously the only reason Craig gives in. ... Craig's neighbor has an affair with a preacher, his sister's friend sleeps around to get drugs, and Smokey puts the moves on anything in a skirt. ... This could be harmful to young kids who are influenced by peer pressure and this kind of nonchalant attitude toward breaking the law. ...

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One suggestion is to think of culture as either an adaptation, brought about by selective pressures that yield reproductive or survival benefits, or an exaptation, brought about as a byproduct of other evolutionary processes. ... While men are more likely to have casual sex, women are ambivalent about who they sleep with because of the parental investment theory. ... Saad then states that the points of view on these topics are not only cross-cultural, but are also autonomous of time and are simply a universal reality that we evolved into. ... To contrast these feelings of resistance, Saad off...

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If you were drunk behind the wheel of a car and killed innocent civilians you would be guilty of murder, why should it be different with whom you sleep with? ... As the story unfolds, Julius takes up walking as a way to escape from the pressures of his job. ... These are all effective points, but when the validity of these claims come into question there is a problem, the ability to accuse an individual of a monstrous feat without fear of repercussions if this claim is deemed false is a power that should not go unchecked. ...

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