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    always die from it but if it doesn’t lead to death it could cause many other damages to the body. Hypothermia is when the body gets too cold. More people die from this. It is a very dangerous thing. People who live in extreme areas need to educate themselves on the dangers of extreme temperatures and how they effect your body. Even if you don't live somewhere with excessive climates you should still get to know these things in case you ever move or go on a trip you will be

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    This has extreme repercussions on the weather and other factors surrounding it, therefore having incomprehensible negative impact on the reef. This includes rising sea temperatures which has the biggest impact on the coral. Increased temperatures bleach the coral

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    Extreme sports include skydiving, base jumping, mountain climbing, etc…. These kinds of sports are very dangerous to a regular person who doesn’t really do them regularly. All of these sports have a high chance of killing or seriously injuring someone without the person, doing the sport, knowing it. Though these sports can be dangerous and harmful, people find fun and enjoyment doing them. People do these sports to compete in competitions or just for the fun of it. Yes these sports are highly dangerous

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    Base Jumping

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    Extreme sports are becoming a bigger and bigger hobby for people all around the world everyday. Kids are being brought into these sports at young ages where they can barely walk. It becomes a part of their lives and something they go to for when they are bored. There is an adrenaline rush that keeps people coming back for more and more. The sports become a thrill for them and they continue to want to do bigger and better things within their sports. Extreme sports can have their negatives such as

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    awake to a day of possibilities, but for those in extreme poverty daybreak brings only anxiety and despair as they try to survive on little to nothing. Over one billion people are currently living in extreme poverty, unable to fathom a future free from hunger, disease and oppression. Extreme poverty, defined as living on $1.25 a day or less, traps generations into an arduous existence with few opportunities to escape. Helping to eliminate extreme poverty means first understanding that it is possible

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    Could you imagine jumping off of a building or a cliff and managing to fly with only a parachute? Just the thought of that happening screams extreme. The risks an athlete takes, the skills and preparation needed for just one jump and the process itself is why BASE jumping is considered an extreme sport. There are many motives as to why an athlete would put themselves in such a bizarre position as to put their life on the line. Although many others and myself included find these jumps incredibly risky

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    Some sports are definitely extreme. For example, Ice Hockey teams tend to fight a lot more than any other sport. Hockey is also a very dangerous sport. Everyone has different opinions on what sport is more dangerous than the other. Keep in mind this is just an example of a very dangerous sport. To begin with, in hockey, players tend to play more aggressive than players in football. This means players in sport of hockey are constantly pushing and shoving each other a lot more. This here leads to

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    This quote is saying that if you stay safe and secured your whole life is it really living. This relates to extreme sports because the sports are a way to lose that security and live a little other that always going the safe route. I agree with this statement because I think to really live is to take risks and do as much as you can to have a full meaningful life. For example in Extreme Sports Not About Risk-taking: Study it says “ What I found was that these people have a real love for these activities

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    The above table the growth Red Bull experienced from 1996 to 2004. The data points with an asterisk next them are based off estimates from information provided throughout the case. In terms of sales the base for the calculation was 170.00 million cans sold which occurred in 1999 after quadrupling from the prior year. There taking 170/4 resulted in approximately 42.5 million cans sold in 1996 and having triple in 1998, resulting in and estimated 28.33 million cans sold in 1997 and 14.16 million sold

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    will hopefully help you grow as a person, and be ready to face new challenges. This relates to extreme sports athletes because almost everyone would rather live an exciting life over a dull and boring one. The main question usually associated with extreme sports is: why do the athletes do the sport

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