Sun 94 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Vanity items
The following sentences are about if organ transplant from an living person should be allowed and I am not sure what the underlined parts imply exactly even though I looked up the words in a dictionary.
1.Peole have children for many reasons. They are vanity items for many people, an extension of ego.
2. Today the transplant is part of the culture- conceptually dazzling, familiar in a weired way but morallly unassimilated.
3.The death of a sinle well movitivated and completely healthy living doner almost stop the clock worldwide.
4Transplants become a matter of high-stakes risk calculation for the doners as well as the recipient and the intense emotions involved sometime have people playing long shots.
1.Peole have children for many reasons. They are vanity items for many people, an extension of ego.
2. Today the transplant is part of the culture- conceptually dazzling, familiar in a weired way but morallly unassimilated.
3.The death of a sinle well movitivated and completely healthy living doner almost stop the clock worldwide.
4Transplants become a matter of high-stakes risk calculation for the doners as well as the recipient and the intense emotions involved sometime have people playing long shots.
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sun 941.Peole have children for many reasons. They are vanity items for many people, an extension of ego.My impression is that a vanity item is something you like to show off - like your Farrari, or your trophy wife.
Your ego is often used as a synonym for your pride and self esteem (my apologies to Freud). Your pride in yourself can e
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