Write an article based on this "Know that there is no one definition. Think of globalization as an historical period. Define globalization as a primarily economic phenomenon. See globalization as the spread and dominance of American values. Understand globalization as a social revolution born of technological change. Define globalization as a long-term change in the experience of space and distance. Read to learn more about globalization."
article: Globalization encompasses so many aspects of our modern life, from communications to trade to culture to foreign policy, that it can be hard to pin down what precisely the term means. As Simon Reich argues, "Despite the breadth with which the term has been applied, the meaning of 'globalization' remains so elusive as to defy definition." There are five primary ways in which "globalization" can be understood: An historical period An economic phenomenon The triumph of American values A social and technological revolution. The annihilation of distance Globalization can be understood as a period running from approximately 1970 to the present and which follows the era of the Cold War (1945-1989), which in turn followed what has often been dubbed the Age of Extremes (1870-1945). This periodization is defined by either: Structural shifts The fall or the Soviet Bloc and the end of the social contract that linked labor representation, productivity, and wages within a mass production system of manufacturing. A conjunction of more temporary factors The oil crisis of the late 1970s, a GNP decline and inflation in the 1980s, and the elections of Margaret Thatcher, Ronald Reagan, and Helmut Kohl. This definition sees globalization as the latest and by far the most far-reaching and rapid in a series of similar events that have created a greater worldwide spread of sales, production facilities, and manufacturing processes, and thus increased linkages between economies around the world. The characteristics of economic globalization include: Liberalization and deregulation of markets Privatization of assets Retreat of state intervention in the economy (i.e. welfare) Diffusion of technology Spread of manufacturing across nations (e.g. the production of iPhones in China for sale in the US) Integration of capital markets settings where foreign currencies, stocks, bonds, and bank loans are traded (e.g. the New York Stock Exchange) This definition conceives of globalization as a global convergence of politics, economic practices, and culture around a specifically American version of democracy, capitalism, and "commercial secularism," in which consumption of goods and culture (film, music, restaurants, etc.) takes the place of religion or other cultural traditions. The result is a world that at least in major cities feels increasingly similar no matter where you are. This revolution is creating a new economy in which the globe is a single market and a new social order in which people take part in a global culture and economy that is more open and flexible. It is typified by: Globally integrated production Specialized but interdependent labor markets The privatization of state assets New technological linkages (phones, the internet, online markets) that transcend national borders If you have ever boarded a plane (in say New York), landed hours later in foreign city (Hong Kong), and been disoriented by the sudden shift, then you have experienced this form of globalization. The experience of space, it is argued, is intimately tied to the time necessary to connect distinct locations. Planes, cell phones, and the internet have combined to dramatically shrink that time, resulting in a fundamentally different human experience of space typified by: Increased interconnectedness that lead distant events to have local impacts The transcendence of local and national boundaries The increased speed of social activity mediated by technology Globalization is a massive phenomenon that has spawned a large literature. To truly understand it, you'll need to hit the books. Some good places to start include: Clive Crook's article "Globalisation and its critics: A Survey of Globalisation" in Economist 360, no. 8241 (2001) Paul Hirst and Grahame Thompson's Globalization in Question (2001) Joseph Stiglitz's Globalization and Its Discontents (2002) Martin Wolf's Why Globalization Works (2005) Thomas Friedman's The World is Flat (2005) The David Deese edited collection Globalization: Causes and Effects (2012)

Write an article based on this "Visit your doctor if your mole grows, changes, or looks unusual. Get immediate medical care if a cut mole isn't healing."
article: While you likely don't need to worry, some moles can become cancerous. Typically, these moles will have an asymmetrical shape, an odd border, and an evolving shape. Additionally, they tend to be larger moles and may change colors. To be safe, see your doctor if your mole may be abnormal. Try not to worry because most moles are benign. Your doctor can check your mole to make sure you're okay. Your doctor will do a physical examination of your mole. If they think it could be cancerous, they'll take a small sample and do a biopsy to be sure. You may occasionally cut your mole while shaving or going about your life. If this happens, care for your wound by keeping it clean and applying an antibacterial ointment. If it doesn't start healing in a couple of days, visit your doctor to get medical care.You don't want your mole to get infected, so ask your doctor about treatment.

Write an article based on this "Open Facebook.com in a web browser. Click the Search field. Enter a keyword into the Search field. Hit Enter on your keyboard. Click the Posts tab. Select a post date under DATE POSTED."
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If you aren't automatically signed in, sign in with your Facebook account. You will need to enter your email or phone number and your password. The Search field is located on a blue bar at the top of your screen. This will allow you to search all people, posts, and photos. This will search and list all the matching results, including groups, photos, people, and pages. This button is located next to All below the Search field at the top of the page. It will list all the public posts and your friends' posts matching your search keyword. Find the DATE POSTED heading on the left sidebar, and choose a date here to see a list of older posts.