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    Abolish the Penny

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    to banks then it could add up to 4 cents per penny. Surely we have to get rid of this nuisance by proposing a bill to abolish the penny in Canada. Pennies are heavy‚ a nuisance and isn’t worth carrying around in your pocket. This is why most people leave them on the ground or collect them in a jar. In fact a small study by the mint suggests that 42% of consumers would rather abolish the penny. The bill will eliminate the penny from our currency and retailers will have to round the total after tax

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    Abolish the Penny

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    Abolish the Penny Between 2001 and 2006‚ there has been an increase of .6 cents for the reproduction of the penny. This increase displays economic problems that may lead to fatal ones. The penny is composed of 2% copper and 98% zinc. These elements are exponentially in demand causing the price of these materials to skyrocket. Many Americans think the penny is putting our country in jeopardy with financial losses. This meaningless coin is losing money for the mint‚ and should be abolished.

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    Abolish Sat

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    In “Abolish the SAT” by Charles Murray‚ Murray argues that there’s no benefit in keeping SAT test‚ thus it should be demolished. The author supports this point by comparing and analyzing the relationship between high school grades‚ SAT scores‚ and freshman grades in college‚ stating how the meaning of “SAT” has changed over time‚ and stating that wealthy kids have advantages of getting high scores on SAT than those who are poor. Murray states “Again‚ the SAT was unnecessary; it added nothing to

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    candidacy for Senate. After much deliberation I have decided to leave the House of Representatives after my three terms and run for a position in the United States Senate. I believe that I am the right candidate for this position for several reasons. First of all‚ I was in the House for six years‚ because of this I understand how the institution is run from the inside‚ and I understand the problems of the Senate. I believe that this is a very important aspect when running for the Senate. Second I realize

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    Abolish Quiz

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    Ch. 1 1. Alcohol dehydrogenase A) Is an enzyme that detoxifies alcohol and assists in the metabolizing of alcohol B) in men are roughly 60% of the alcohol dehydrogenase levels of women C) are reduced by fasting and several medications D) All of the above answers are correct E) Only answers a and b are correct F) Only answers a and c are correct Feedback: Slide 16-17 Points Earned: | 1.0/1.0 | | Correct Answer(s): | F | 2. Excessive drinking can lead to hemorrhagic

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    Bicameral Senate Power

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    Bicameral Legislature – does the House or the Senate have more power? Our Founding Father’s created a bicameral legislature for three reasons: First‚ it was what they knew‚ their ideologies came from Britain. The British Parliament has two houses; the House of Commons and the House of Lords (Shmoop Editorial Team). Second‚ was the emphasis on checks and balances. An unicameral legislature might consolidate too much power‚ and they also knew from Britain‚ that could cause corruption. Dividing

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    Abolish Death by Execution

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    Cited: McAndrew‚ Ron. "Florida Must Abolish Flawed Death Penalty." -- OrlandoSentinel.com. N.p.‚ n.d. Web. 22 Nov. 2012. <http://www.fadp.org/news/2009052301/>. Atkinson‚ Lee. "American Civil Liberties Union." American Civil Liberties Union. N.p.‚ 30 Oct. 2012. Web. 22 Nov. 2012. <http://www

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    Abolish English Class

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    South Carolina Board of Education‚ may you adhere to our request to abolish English class beyond grade eight. Past this point‚ English class has been a student’s time-sink. Once a person finishes middle school‚ the subject in itself provides no value to students. English class would no longer dissipate precious time if students were to declare independence from it. English class is a misapplication of time once a student passes middle school. Students aren’t learning much in English class. All that

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    Abolish Mass Shootings

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    individuals who are set out kill will find a way around these restrictions. Daniels then proceeds to argue that a limit on obtaining guns is a violation to the second amendment (Daniels). The argument that Daniels argues which is that gun control will not abolish mass shootings is accurate to an extend. As Daniels argues individuals who want are set out to kill others will proceed to do so.

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    Violence in Kansas spilled over into the Congress itself. On May 22 1856‚ the day after the sack of Lawrence and two days before Brown’s Pottawatomie Massacre‚ a sudden flash of savagery on the Senate floor electrified the whole country. Just two days earlier Senator Charles Sumner of Massachusetts had finished an inflammatory speech in which he described the treatment of Kansas as ’the rape of a virgin territory‚’ and blamed it on the South’s ’depraved longing for a new slave State.’ Sumner made

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